Scimago Journal and National Rankings

SCImago Journal and National Rankings is a public portal website that includes information based on Scopus ® The journals and national scientific indicators for information development included in the database (Elsevier BV). These indicators can be used to evaluate and analyze the scientific field. Journals can be compared or analyzed separately. National rankings can also be compared or analyzed separately. Journals can be grouped by subject area (27 main thematic areas), subject category (309 specific subject categories), or country. The citation data comes from over 34100 titles from more than 5000 international publishers and national performance indicators from 239 countries worldwide. SJCR also allows you to embed important journal metrics as clickable image widgets into your website

The name of this platform comes from the SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) metric (PDF), which is derived from the well-known algorithm Google PageRank by SCImago ™ Developed in the middle. This indicator shows Scopus since 1996 ® The popularity of journals included in the database.

SCImago is a research group from the University of Granada Extremadura, Carlos III (Madrid), and the Council for Advanced Scientific Research (CSIC) in Alcala de Enares, dedicated to information analysis, representation, and retrieval through visualization technology.

In addition to the SJR portal website, SCImago has also developed scientific forms, SIR (SCImago Institutional Rankings), and scientific atlases. Scientific Form is an information visualization project aimed at revealing the structure of science. Its interface is designed to access the bibliometric index database of SCImago journals and national ranking portals. SIR is a classification of academic and research related institutions ranked by a composite index that combines three different sets of indicators based on research performance, innovation output, and social impact measured by network visibility. The Scientific Atlas project proposes the creation of an information system with the main objective of achieving graphical representation of scientific research in Iberian America. This representation is envisioned as a set of interactive maps that allow navigation within the semantic space formed by the maps.