3 July 2019 Robbertjan Kalff and Chris James

• 3 July, 2019 • Robbertjan Kalff and Chris James Sci. Val What’s kept us busy in 2019 and what’s planned for the future US User Group – Arizona State University Chris James, Senior Product Manager, Sci. Val 8 th October 2019

Meet the team!

Software Development Marketing Product team Topics User Experience Not forgetting the Customer Consultants to support you!

What’s changed in the last year?

The UK is no longer the largest user of Sci. Val 2018 • 9, 900 academic, corporate and governmental institutions • UK most sessions 2018 2019 • 15, 700 academic, corporate and governmental institutions • Australia most sessions 2019

Institutional Profile Enhancements 15, 300 Org. DB ˜ 5 k 10 400 Manual curation 6 048 IPW 6 393 4 702 Total Academic Corporate 1 613 2 nd. Line Support Customers/ Customer Consultants 2018 2019 We have added ~5, 000 profiles over the last year, 3, 000 of them were corporate profiles.

Record number of entities created 60% increase in the US!

Since last 12 months we’ve had 10 releases Which have included: • Refreshed Patent and Funding data − Additional funding bodies - European Union (H 2020 & FP 7), Canada (NSERC, CIHR, SSHRC & CFI) and Japan (JSPS) • 10 year range − 24% of date range usage since launch • Quick Publication Set creation − 70% of all creations since launch (900 normal route. 2 k from pub links. US #5) Plus…

New visualizations

Metrics guidance Highlighting incomplete years Metrics guidance at the point of selection

Create reports direct from analyses Reporting updates Use reports to navigate and learn about Sci. Val Create reports from templates

More metrics in Benchmarking Up to 23 metrics in the table Quick select of metrics (drag and drop) Apply preferred setting to selected metrics

Hierarchy Sync Nearly a 300% usage increase overall

Topics updates • Topic Clusters • Research Areas from Topics • Topics for Publication Sets Plus…

Topics in Scopus – expand your discovery

New Topics • • Launched in Jan 2019 37 new Topics Emerge from existing Topics Remember, no Topics disappear!

New Topics - See more in Overview • See the Topics from which this new Topic is derived, plus general metrics • Are available for free to the public via scival. com/newtopics

Topic Heat maps – easily see the overlap Available for Groups of Institutions in the Overview module

Topic name recalculation • We’ve re-run the naming algorithm for all Topics to reflect the new 5 year range − The new keyphrases reflect the essence of the Topics How can you identify the Topics using the old keyphrases? • The improved Topic search looks over the top 15 keyphrases • Use the T code

Using Sci. Val to power research platforms How? Feed metrics to: • Internal warehouse systems • CRIS systems like Pure • Reporting systems like Tableau • Push university organizational structure from Pure* to Sci. Val. • We’re two years old! REQUEST API USER’S APPLICATION DATA *More CRIS system support to follow

Which entities are available in the API? Through the Sci. Val API you can download metrics for: • Researchers • Institutions • Groups of Institutions* • Countries • Groups of Countries* • Topics** • Topic Clusters** • …and the whole list of Topics your institution is active in** *Pre-defined entities **New

Which are the metric options? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Scholarly Output Publications in Top Journal Percentiles Outputs in Top Citation Percentiles Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) Collaboration Citation Count Citations Per Publication h-indeces Collaboration Impact Cited Publications Academic-Corporate Collaboration** Academic-Corporate Collaboration Impact** • All metric options included (field-weighting, exclusion of self-citations, etc. ) • Data for all the Sci. Val year ranges, including the new 10 -year range (rolling window) • Initial limitation of 5000 metric requests (up to 100 identifiers per request) per month (86% of all metric calls)* *At the time of API release **New

What’s coming Feedback is welcome

Roadmap 2019 (subject to change) Theme Q 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Move to new processing platform Infrastructure maintenance and improvements Cross-product integration Enhancing partner API and P-API Topics: higher level aggregation ID+ First and corresponding authors as options in Scholarly Output (2020) Enhance Sci. Val for researchers Reporting templates Linking Topics to Collaboration module Funding per Topic (testing) Optimizing our platform • 10 year range • Addition of Awarded Grants • Sustainable Development Goals • Topics for Publications Sets • Journals as an entity (2020) and journal quartile breakdown • Enhancements to Reporting Templates

Short release cycles – iterative design (subject to change) Cannon September • • New visualizations Institutional reports from Overview Update to QS subject area ID+ Using the same authentication platform as Scopus and Science. Direct We are here • Dumee October • • • Collaboration module overhaul: Exclude one or several countries from your collaboration analysis. FOS subject category updated to FORD. Fo. R subject category updated. Reporting Template update. Remaining entities added Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Available as pre-defined Research Areas. 2 week data delay? November • • Collaboration module overhaul: Topics relating to current and potential collaboration for Institutions. Updated SJR percentile values: We will align with Scimago and use their percentile values Journal quartile breakdown. See the journal quartiles in which an entity has published. Franklin • • Collaboration module overhaul: Network visualization to illustrate current collaboration. Collaboration module overhaul: Author modal for collaboration metrics for researchers. Ekeblad December

Collaboration - Limit the intuitions

UN Sustainable Development Goals – Q 4

Journals as an entity Import journals to form a set like a pub set Use ISSN, or Scopus Source

Journal as an entity…with Topics

Journal metrics

Potential Collaboration & Collaboration Networks

Potential Collaboration Ø Based on Citation network Authors citing Albert, without Albert citing them Ø Based on Topics Authors in shared Topics and shared Topic Clusters

Collaboration Networks Visualisation ideas for current collaboration

Support Center

Thank you Chris James cd. james@elsevier. com