Scopus - Science topic

I fully recommend Urbe Revista Brasileira de Gestao Urbana.

One year or less.

Q2

parasitology Department, College of Veterinary Medicine, Al-Qasim Green University,Babylon 51013, Iraq.

There is a "Contact us" link at the bottom of each page. However, it is not worth writing to the, because citations are added only automatically, not by hand. See Rob Keller 's reply to this similar question: https://www.researchgate.net/post/You_state_that_I_have_207_citations_Google_Scholar_has_the_number_at_507_Why_the_large_discrepency

See also these older discussion on missing citations:

Thanks!

You may try the Journal of Bioresource Technology. They complete their process in around 40 days. Also, there are a lot of journals.

Rob Keller That's what I see from the scopus page describing the Quartle and SJR of the Journal in context

until now, I have 3

"Journal of Business Research," "European Management Journal," and "Journal of Business Ethics" are known for relatively fast acceptance rates in management/business fields.

Yes, you can export search results from ProQuest and merge them with searches from Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) in VOS Viewer or Bibliometrix.

This is how you can do it; first,

Exporting from ProQuest:

After conducting your search on ProQuest, look for an option to export the search results. ProQuest typically allows you to export citations in various formats such as BibTeX, RIS, or plain text. Choose a format compatible with VOS Viewer or Bibliometrix.

Exporting from Scopus and WoS:

Similarly, conduct your searches on Scopus and WoS and export the search results. Both Scopus and WoS provide options to export citations in formats like BibTeX, RIS, or CSV.Merging in VOS Viewer or Bibliometrix: Once you have exported the search results from all three databases, you can merge them in VOS Viewer or Bibliometrix. These tools typically allow you to import citations from various file formats. Follow the instructions provided by the respective software to import the exported files.

Analyzing the Merged Dataset:

After merging the search results, you can analyze the dataset using VOS Viewer or Bibliometrix to visualize and analyze bibliometric data, such as co-authorship networks, citation networks, keyword co-occurrence, and more.

However, by combining search results from ProQuest, Scopus, and WoS, you can create a comprehensive dataset for bibliometric analysis, enabling you to gain insights into research trends, collaborations, and impact across different scholarly domains.

I wish you Goodluck

MAYBE self publishing: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380151278_Nuance

Yes, there are many, in different fields

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Dear Rajesh SIVAKUMAR Sivakumar

Firstly - congratulations on getting your paper published in a Scopus-indexed journal!))) A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is indeed essential for your paper. It is a unique alphanumeric string assigned to a digital object, such as an academic article, and serves as a permanent link to that object on the internet. DOIs make it easier for readers to find and cite your work, and they also ensure that your paper remains accessible and citable over time.

In terms of when you'll receive the DOI for your paper, it typically depends on the publishing process of the journal. Some journals assign DOIs shortly after a paper is accepted and goes through the final stages of production, while others may assign DOIs upon publication or shortly thereafter. It's best to check with the editorial office or the publisher of the journal for specific information about when you can expect to receive the DOI for your paper.

If your paper has already been published and you haven't received the DOI yet, I recommend reaching out to the editorial office or the publisher to inquire about the status of the DOI assignment. They should be able to provide you with more information and assistance.

Once you have the DOI for your paper, be sure to include it in your publication details, such as in the header or footer of your paper, so that readers can easily find and cite your work.

Sincerely

Fundamentally, there is no significant difference between SCI and SCIE journals. However, there are some differences that should be noted. First of all, the coverage area can be mentioned. SCIE journals include over 8500 remarkable and important journals in 150 different disciplines published since 1900. SCI is not so comprehensive. In fact, it can say exactly this. SCI journals are included in SCIE journals. However, SCI journals do not cover all SCIE journals. **Another difference is that in SCI journals, Impact Factor is not important. However, Impact Factor is the most important ranking factor in SCIE journals. (You can see what the impact factor is in this article Impact Factor ) ** The last difference we can consider is the storage method. Accordingly, both SCI and SCIE journals store online articles and journals. However, SCI journals are also stored in CD/DVD format.

@ Raghad....am very grateful.

Dear Arben Boshnjaku

Theoretically you can estimate the quartile in Scopus by estimating the SJR (https://researchguides.library.wisc.edu/c.php?g=1226768&p=9004430#:~:text=The%20SJR%20(or%2C%20more%20specifically,in%20the%20journal%20within%20the).

Then go to the SCImago Journal Rankings (https://www.scimagojr.com/journalrank.php?order=sjr&ord=desc ). For example, a SJR value of 1.5 is aways a Q1 journal and a SJR value of 1.1 is in most cases a Q1 journal.

However, the problem is that looking at the way the SJR value is calculated you need to dig up citations from Scopus indexed journals. Furthermore, a journal can be Q1 in let’s say microbiology but a Q2 journal in Cell biology etc. So, questionable whether calculating will work and certainly it is not accepted (internationally) as a meaningful finding.

To get some idea (and nothing more than that) I think it is more useful to use the following rough rule: a Q1 journal in WoS indexing is always Q1 in Scopus and a Q2 journal in WoS is for sure a Q2 journal in Scopus and sometimes even Q1. See for an example in a particular subject category Table 1 in enclosed file). This is because of the difference in database and calculation but also because of the difference in quartile definition (see figure found here https://www.researchvoyage.com/journal-rankings-a-comprehensive-guide/ ) which basically says that the Q1 journals in WoS correspond to the ‘best’ 10% while the Q1 journals in Scopus correspond to the ‘best’ 25 %.

Best regards.

There seems to be no export function for citations, at least the help pages (https://help.researchgate.net/hc/en-us) do not mention such a function.

Thank you Dr. Kamel Khediri

Please stay away from this journal. The publisher has changed, and they still use the migration letters logo, which is from the previous publisher. Moreover, they accept articles without any revision process. Also, they mention they are in the Scopus and WOS; however, they were removed from the Scopus index in 2022. The journal became predatory, according to me, but it's not obvious yet. Plus, check their website. You will see every type of paper except issues related to migration. I hope this answer can help you.

Greetings

imran

#migrationlettersjournal #predatoryjournals

Dear Nada Jasim Habeeb

As you indicated already the journal “HighTech and Innovation Journal” is a nice, legit and genuine journal that is Scopus indexed https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21101096684 and is (together with three other journals of their publisher) a DOAJ member https://www.doaj.org/toc/2723-9535

Unfortunately, the plagiarized paper is published by a journal/publisher that is most likely predatory:

-Their indexing info is full of so-called misleading metrics (https://beallslist.net/misleading-metrics/ ) like DRJI and CiteFactor, often used by predatory journals/publishers

-Vague contact info (physical address is well..)

-Editorial board has no link whatsoever with Indonesia

I am afraid they will not reply to a request to retract the paper you indicated but I guess the best way is to see if the publisher behind your paper is willing to take action against this journal/publisher and indirectly against these authors who so bluntly plagiarized your paper.

Best regards.

Dear Nouran Radwan Have a look here for some potentially interesting suggestions:

Best regards.

PS. Do realise that you also can consider a subscription-based journal (or hybrid journal where you decline the open access option), these are (most f the times) free of charge,

https://www.scopus.com/sources.uri

Above is the link to the Scopus-source list. But the IF cannot be accessed without Web of Science subscription. One more thing to keep in mind is that not all Scopus-indexed journals have Impact Factor (IF). However, Scopus does provide CiteScore, an IF-like grading system for different journals indexed in the Scopus database. If you search by journal name or ISSN to see whether a particular journal indexed by Scopus is also indexed by WoS, then only you will get its IF.

Carl Alexander Frisk Thank you for the guidance

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what about the scientific content of such papers?

Really, both of them are so trusted, and I think it is better to create profile in each of them for increasing your academic visibility.

Good luck...

IGI Global is a good publisher

Dear Teguh Hady Ariwibowo I would not doubt. They are as indicated not only indexed in Clarivate's ESCI but also (for many years) indexed in Scopus https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/20000195025

When it comes to your observation about their (somewhat basic) submission system this is simply because the journal does not charge you any fee as author and consequently they have to run a 'low budget' operation.

I think this is definitely a safe choice.

Best regards.

Thanks a lot for your information

Hi, Cemil.

Many thanks. Unfortunately, it did not solve the issue.

Dear Ashok R Banagar ,

It all depends on whether the journal already send the (meta)data of papers published in 2024 or not. See for example:

Etc.

Best regards.

dear author,

I am the assistant editor of the CSSE journal. Have you solved the issue?

good greeting

I am very grateful for your response to my email, and I hope that we will cooperate in completing joint research. If you would like to cooperate with me, I will send you the work plan.

Do you mean (i 10th. index)?

Dear Hadi Davardoost ,

I overlooked your paper in “Advanced Mathematical Models & Applications”. I you look at https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21101057377 and click on ‘Scopus content coverage’ you see that Scopus indexed 21 papers published in 2023 so far.

I think that the journal forwarded the (meta)data of the first two issues and not yet that of the papers from issue 3 (where your paper is published in).

Not sure whether this will be resolved in the next week, but pretty sure it will be soon.

Best regards.

Most of the trusted and indexed journals are free of charge regarding the APC.

Dear Cemil Keski̇noğlu ,

Thank you for your answer and help!

I am deeply indebted to you.

Regards,

Adrian.

Dear Pushan Kumar Dutta,

Conference proceedings can be published in journals. This will enhance their accessibility and visibility. This practice of publishing conference proceedings in a journal contributes to the sharing of valuable research, which makes it available to a broader audience. This helps in fostering knowledge exchange in the academic community. If you want to present your paper at an international conference or publish your paper in a journal, you can visit this platform: https://allconferencealert.net/

Dear Pooja Bhatt You ask your question to the Q&A section here on RG with no relation to Scopus. What are the details? So, what is the journal, what paper, when published etc.

Best regards.

Dear Ravikumar Ch ,

There is potentially good when it comes to your paper and unfortunately quite some bad news when it comes to the publisher behind the journal IJRITCC. The bad news is that the publisher behind the journal “Auricles (Global Society of Education and Research)” is a publisher with a dubious reputation:

-A journal published by this publisher is extensively discussed here https://www.researchgate.net/post/Do_you_know_any_Editor_name_or_mail_contact_for_the_Mathematical_Statistician_and_Engineering_Association_J and as mentioned in my reply the Scilit site links the “publisher” “Auricle Technologies, Pvt., Ltd.” https://www.scilit.net/publishers/5394 to numerous journals with “issues” and those indicated with *** are already identified as titles that have been hijacked (https://retractionwatch.com/the-retraction-watch-hijacked-journal-checker/ ):

-Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (turcomat)***

-Psychology and Education***

-International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication

-International Journal of Communication Networks and Information Security (ijcnis)

-Converter***

-Information Technology in Industry

-Forest Chemicals Review

-Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications

-International Journal of New Practices in Management and Engineering

-Design Engineering***

-Pollution Engineering

-Journal of Advanced Zoology

-International Journal on Future Revolution in Computer Science & Communication Engineering

-International Journal on Recent Technologies in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

-International Journal on Recent Trends in Life Science & Mathematics

-International Journal of Modern Agriculture

-Psychology and Education***

-Another journal title published by them (Auricle) is suffering with Scopus indexing issues as wellhttps://www.researchgate.net/post/All-the-papers-or-articles-published-in-Scopus-Indexed-journals-will-be-in-Scopus-Database-or-not

Satyanarayana Nimmala, et al. (2023). Crop Recommendation System Using Improved Apriori Algorithm. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(8), 409–415. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i8.9083

-If you click on Scopus content coverage of the journal IJRITCC at their Scopus link (https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21101089961 ) you see why the journal is discontinued, they publish a suspicious larger number of papers in 2022 and even more in 2023 compared to the years before their Scopus indexing

Based on this I am afraid that this publisher does not operate according to proper scientific publishing standards and most likely will not do much with the complaint.

However, there might be potentially good news since if you look at the list of discontinued titles and go to the last few columns where Scopus indicate the details about the final coverage (see enclosed file) then the Scopus coverage will include everything up to volume(issue) 11(9s). Since yours is published in volume 11 issue 8 you might have some hope that your paper will be indexed

(Satyanarayana Nimmala, et al. (2023). Crop Recommendation System Using Improved Apriori Algorithm. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(8), 409–415. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i8.9083 ).

Best regards.

Dear V. Murugappan

You can contact me and tell me about the difficulty you are facing

To help you solve it.

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Web metrics have always had to adapt as new technologies have emerged and while AI will undoubtedly bring one era of altmetrics to an end, new areas of investigation will undoubtedly emerge. The inclusion of a host of grey literature and patent citations that would previously have been excluded from bibliometrics will likely continue, but the idea that it can meaningfully capture informal content at scale beyond that may be increasingly dubious.

Web metrics has always had softer foundations than bibliometrics, more likely to illicit insights that are interesting rather than authoritative, and it may not be a bad thing if that is as far as they go. Evaluative metrics often have a negative impact, especially when they are given too much credibility, so reining in altmetrics just as they are gaining interest is not necessarily a bad thing..."

Dear Muhammad Zammad Aslam ,

Great find, we cannot warn enough for these type of fraudsters. Indeed, no question the link for the original and legit version of the journal is https://www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/journal/idpr

The link https://idpr.org.uk/index.php/idpr is fake. There are numerous indications for this:

-The SCImago logo is not linked to the real site (otherwise one would notice that SCImago mentioned a homepage that is linked to real the Liverpool University Press)

-Looking at the Scopus content coverage it is clear that the number of papers published in for example 2022 do not match with their (two) papers

-It took me literally 10 minutes to find papers in this fake journal that are already published in another journal:

Anam Khan, Dr Vipul Jain. "STUDY ON DIGITIZATION IN HR PRACTICES IN GLOBAL WORLD." International Development Planning Review 22.2 (2023): 343-350.

Anam Khan, Dr Vipul Jain. "STUDY ON DIGITIZATION IN HR PRACTICES IN GLOBAL WORLD." Journal of Research Administration 5.2 (2023): 9497-9503.

Pandey, Indra Mani, and Ritesh Patel. "HUMAN CAPITAL EFFICIENCY AND PROFITABILITY: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELECTED SAVING AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE OF KAPILVASTU, NEPAL." International Development Planning Review 22.2 (2023): 21-30.

Pandey, Indra Mani, and Ritesh Patel. "HUMAN CAPITAL EFFICIENCY AND PROFITABILITY: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELECTED SAVING AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE OF KAPILVASTU, NEPAL." Kalyan Bharati 36, XIX (2021), 103-110

-The fake one has no contact info (no physical address) and the rest of site is for a great deal non-functional

It remains amazing how bluntly these people try to mislead researchers.

Best regards.

SJR is a journal ranking metric that relies on citation data from the Scopus database to assess the influence and impact of academic journals. Scopus serves as the underlying data source for calculating SJR scores and is a valuable resource for researchers and institutions in various academic and scientific fields.

Dear Libor Ansorge ,

Great find. I think you are absolutely right, the link you received from these people refers to the fake/hijacked version of the legit trade journal “Twist”. Thanks to homepage link mentioned in the SCImago link of this journal (https://www.scimagojr.com/journalsearch.php?q=12600154713&tip=sid&clean=0 ) I found the original website https://www.wtin.com (only accessible after registration).

Examples of how the real magazine looks like I found here: https://issuu.com/contactokmd/docs/modern_thai_silk

https://www.mohair.co.za/mohair-blog/twist-issue-121-october-november-2022 here they provide a link, not sure how long this one will be accessible but here is a complete issue readable: https://publications.wtin.com/view/766512005/2/

I see resemblance with another trade journal “TEST Engineering & Management” see for example here on RG https://www.researchgate.net/post/Test_Engineering_and_Management and https://www.researchgate.net/post/Correction-of-Name-and-Affiliation-in-TEST-Engineering-Management-Magazine

Anyway, even if one is unable to find the proof of the legit journal it is clear that for the fake one, we can find numerous red flags:

-The indexing info mentioned on their homepage https://twistjournal.net/twist is full of so-called misleading metrics (https://beallslist.net/misleading-metrics/ ) like Cosmos, DRJI. No serious (Scopus) index journal will mention these so prominently on their site

-The prominently mentioned logo of Clarivate WoS (and impact factor) is misleading since they are not indexed (one can check that here https://mjl.clarivate.com/home )

-The SCImago link mentions that Twist is a trade journal (which most of the time looks more like a flashy magazine), while the fake journal presents themselves as a “real” journal

-The contact info lacks a physical address

-The link to the SCImago page is not working (this is suspect since otherwise one can easily check that the homepage mentioned there is different)

-Etc. Etc.

So, indeed we cannot warn enough against this plague. Hijacking of journal titles is (if possible) even worse than ‘traditional’ predatory journals. See for more info for example here:

Best regards.

Dear Dr. Osama Sayaydeh

Here are some Scopus-indexed journals related to computer science that were generally well-regarded:

1. IEEE Transactions on Computers

2. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems

3. Journal of Computer Science and Technology

4. Information Sciences

5. Journal of Computer and System Sciences

6. Journal of Computer Science and Technology

7. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research

8. Pattern Recognition

9. Expert Systems with Applications

10.Journal of Network and Computer Applications

It's advisable to check the latest Scopus database or journal rankings for the most up-to-date information. Additionally, the appropriateness of a journal may depend on the specific subfield within computer science that you're interested in. Always review the scope and focus of the journal to ensure it aligns with your research area.

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The upcoming special issue on "Usable Security" in the Journal of Cybersecurity and Privacy offers an excellent opportunity for contributions spanning a wide range of disciplines, from computer science to humanities. This interdisciplinary approach is vital because usable security is not just a technical challenge but also involves understanding human behavior, psychology, and social dynamics in the context of cybersecurity.

Key topics for this special issue could include user-centric design approaches to cybersecurity, the psychology of security behavior, the impact of cultural and social factors on security practices, and methods for effective user education and training in security. Additionally, studies on the usability of specific security technologies, like authentication methods or encryption software, and research on the balance between security strength and user convenience would be highly relevant.

This call for papers presents a unique chance to delve into how various disciplines contribute to making cybersecurity more accessible and effective for users. It's an invitation to explore and innovate in a field that's becoming increasingly crucial as our reliance on technology grows.

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What is the name of the journal (and a possible link)? As far as I can see you don't have a paper in a journal published by Elsevier so I am a bit confused.

What is the name of the journal (and a link towards them)?

Hi ,Dr Ahmad ,wish you success.

Visit the Scopus website (www.scopus.com)

I doubt that this is possible. But you may try to contact RG's support team at https://help.researchgate.net/hc/en-us/requests/new.

Think. Check. Submit. (https://thinkchecksubmit.org/): Think. Check. Submit. is an initiative that provides guidelines to help researchers identify trusted journals for their publications. While it doesn't specifically list journals with no publication charges or fees, it offers a checklist to assess the credibility and quality of a journal. Once you identify a reputable journal, you can then check its website for information on publication charges or fees.

Hope it helps.

Thank you for sharing the exciting news about the inclusion of the journal Reports of Morphology in Scopus and the ongoing progress with Web of Science and Pub Med. Congratulations on this significant accomplishment!

Thank you, Kiuling Lai! I am afraid it is too soon for me. We can hope they will repeat it next year. BTW I have been two times in Guangzhou. It is definitely a place that is worth visiting. The Canton Tower is an architectural and engineering marvel. It is the second tallest tower in the world and the most beautiful one.

This cannot be said in general. It depends on the field of research and particularly on the number of researchers and publications in the field. More researchers and more publications mean more citations.

Scopus is the largest database of citations and abstracts of peer-reviewed research literature in the world, and therefore being a reviewer of Scopus magazine gives you academic standing in addition to serving you in the annual evaluation if you work in the academic field.

Dear Iti Chauhan ,

Indeed, we cannot warn enough about the existence of imposters trying to mislead researchers. Your example is not so much an example of a predatory journal, but a typical example of a journal hijacked by a bunch of basically criminals.

According to a well-established source of already identified hijacked (also called cloned) journal titles:

the only original and legit website is https://artifexkiado.hu/#online-kepzesek “Metszet” is a highly specialized (magazine like) journal about architecture for and by Hungarians, see enclosed file for an example (https://artifexkiado.hu/termek-cikk/metszet-20234 ).

If one is not aware of the existence of sites where already identified hijacked journal titles can be found (the best and regularly updated source is https://retractionwatch.com/the-retraction-watch-hijacked-journal-checker/) then numerous red flags can be identified:

-Indeed, as you already indicated the names in the editorial board are questionable, the name James Boulton is most likely fake. The late James T. Boulton was a famous and distinguished scientist but nowadays this name is misused not only by the here discussed “Metszet” journal but also by:

The name Behnam Abasht, University of Delaware seems real but I very much doubt whether he is aware of his mentioning in this editorial board (his field of expertise has no relation whatsoever with architecture).

-No contact info, no physical address which is suspect

-ISSN number indicates a Hungarian origin while the fake website has not a single reference to this

-Scopus link https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21100296228 indicates if one click on the homepage https://tervlap.hu a link that has nothing to do with the fake website

-The indexing info if you scroll to the bottom of the page here https://metszetjournal.com/about/ mentions SCIE, SSCI, AHCI and ECIE. This is sheer nonsense since a journal cannot be indexed in ESCI and SCIE at the same time. The same is true for SSCI and SCIE, it is either SSCI or SCIE.

-If you Google the title then you rapidly stumble on the ORES site. Throughout the years I found that titles mentioned here are titles with ‘issues’ (hijacked, no longer indexed in Scopus etc.)

So, it remains amazing how these people try to mislead researchers so bluntly. Awareness is one of the best ways to battle against this sad phenomenon.

Best regards.

Acta Geochimica <[email protected]>, its Scopus and free

OpenAlex through openalexr (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/openalexR/index.html) is also a good choice.

Dear Mutasem Z. Bani-Fwaz ,

It is indeed highly unclear when it comes to this journal “Materials Express” (and the publisher behind it). There are mixed indications:

-If you look at Scopus source https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21100223162 you could conclude that the journal title is indexed just as indicated by the journal on their indexing info

-If you look at this same link https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21100223162 and select Scopus content coverage then the conclusion should be that the indexing stopped somewhere in 2021 and therefor this journal title is no longer indexed

-The same Scopus link is missing a link to the homepage (the same is true in the corresponding SCImago page) this is often an indication that Scopus is evaluating the journal title (and at least having trouble in verifying the real contact info) and the conclusion might be that the indexing if still active is most likely will be discontinued

-Indeed, if you go to Scopus sources and select publisher and look at “American Scientific Publishers” (https://www.scopus.com/sources.uri ) you can see that 16 of their journal titles are discontinued (or inactive and therefor no longer active indexing)

-The publisher is mentioned in the Beall’s list of potential predatory publishers (https://beallslist.net )

-Mysteriously enough the journal “Materials Express” is still indexed in Clarivate’s SCIE (you can check that here https://mjl.clarivate.com/home ) but if you look at my reply of 1st December 2019 here https://www.researchgate.net/post/Journals_removed_from_JCR_by_high_levels_of_self-citation_and_by_concentration_of_citations_between_journals it is clear that numerous titles where suppressed (and removed?) so like the discontinuation by Scopus there seem to be all sorts of ‘issues’

So, I think that the indexed stopped already (or will be discontinued in the near future) and personally I would find it all too uncertain and I would look for another journal (and publisher).

Best regards.

Thank you very much!

Hi

After downloading the first 20000 documents, the option of secondary documents will be active and ..., and you can download the rest of documents.

Oh, I have got the reply from Nees Jan as follows on Sep 14, 2021

Dear Zahid,

When exporting data from Scopus, make sure that the references of documents are included in the export. By default, they are not included, so you need to overrule the default settings and indicate that references should be included. The references should be included in order to be able to create citation-based maps in VOSviewer.

I hope this is helpful.

Best regards,

Nees

How to Proceed:

The intersection of Industry 4.0 and the Circular Supply Chain is rich with potential for academic inquiry. Your endeavor can make a valuable contribution to understanding the challenges and risks in this integrated domain.

The answer is no (as far as I know). Sometimes the study location is mentioned in the title, keywords or abstract which helps of course. But generally I fully agree that adding the place (region) which is studied or where the analysis is performed as a separate item in a bibliographic record would be of interest in many fields.

Dear Ghada Ayad I presume you mean the following paper (with 1 citation):

Hydrogen sulfide sensors based on PANI/f-SWCNT polymer nanocomposite thin films prepared by electrochemical polymerization

the thing is that there is another version (already in your profile) (with 63 citations):

Best regards.

Wow. Everyone is using Chatgpt to answer. Such a long-winded answer to a simple question.

I second what Caroliny Hellen Azevedo da Silva said. You need to either find a collaborator or a librarian who can help you to access these databases. There may also be some plans from these company to provide you a temporary access for a specific cost.

Good luck!