InCites is a customized, citation-based research evaluation tool on the Web that lets academic and government administrators conduct analyses on their productivity and benchmark their output against peers worldwide.
This comprehensive resource supplies all the data and tools you need to easily produce targeted, customized reports ... all in one place. You can conduct in-depth analyses of your institution’s role in research, as well as produce focused snapshots that showcase particular aspects of research performance.
One convenient tool for an objective analysis of people, programs, and peers.
With InCites, you can:
- Compare research performance against other institutions and world and field benchmarks
- Pinpoint influential and emerging researchers and research trends
- Showcase strengths and identify potential areas for growth
- Set measurable goals; allocate funds accurately and intelligently
- Monitor collaboration activity and track new collaboration opportunities
- Support accreditation activity, funding proposals, legislative agendas, alumni appeals, faculty and student recruitment
- Plan a research strategy with metrics that can be tracked over time
Why choose InCites?
- An intuitive Web interface
- Metrics based on objective and respected Web of Science® data
- Standard analytics and benchmark data
- Customer-specific datasets and metrics
- Reporting functionality, summarization, and visualization
- Links to Web of Science records
- Exporting of data and graphs
- PDF creation
Time-tested metrics:
Total papers ∙ Total citations ∙ Citation impact (cites per paper) ∙ Percent cited and uncited papers ∙ Collaboration indicators ∙ Expected citation count ∙ Expected citation rates for category ∙ Mean/median citation ∙ H-index ∙ Citation frequency distribution ∙ Interdisciplinarity index
Comprehensive Reports:
Summary metrics ∙ Source and citing articles listing ∙ Citation frequency distribution ∙Time series (1 Year Citing, Cited By, and 5 year citing) ∙ Source article rankings (author, institution, country, field, journal, keyword & article type) ∙ Citing articles rankings (author, institution, country, field, journal, keyword & article type)