How do I create a Citation overview?

Last updated on August 15, 2024

The Citation overview allows you to track and analyze citation metrics for a specific publication, author, or a group of publications/authors. Using the Citation overview, you can:

  • Use citation metrics as a measure of the impact and influence of research. For example, you can view how many times a specific work has been cited by others and how it compares to other works in the same field.
  • Help identify potential collaborators and to develop new research ideas. By analyzing citation patterns, you can identify other authors and publications that are closely related to your work.
  • Discover new sources of information and build upon existing knowledge by exploring the citation relationships.
  • Gain insights into your own performance and identify areas for improvement by comparing citation metrics with your peers. This can be useful for career development and grant applications.

Scopus is undergoing migration to a new back-end system to be completed by the end of 2025. In some cases, users may encounter differences between the citation count shown on the Citation overview page and other pages in Scopus due to the different synchronization cycles of the new and old backend systems. Be assured that citation count data on all Scopus pages remains accurate.

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