Scopus Sources

What Is It?


Scopus Sources allows you to browse a list of all journals, book series, trade publications, and conference proceedings that are available through Scopus or accessible via external websites using Scopus.

What Is Scopus Sources Used For?

You can use it to find a source and view its associated metrics. Both qualitative and quantitative metrics can be used to present your research impact.

SJR (SCImago Journal Rank), CiteScore, and SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) are three metric tools based on data from the Scopus database that evaluate citations within Scopus Sources.

Read more about using Scopus Sources and associated metrics on the official Elsevier website

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