SWS International Scientific Committee recognize the importance of enhancing visibility and scientific discoverability of all published articles in abstracting and citation (indexing) databases, well-known in the international scientific world.
SWS International Scientific Committee recognize the importance of enhancing visibility and scientific discoverability of all published articles in abstracting and citation (indexing) databases, well-known in the international scientific world. The Committee is doing their best to make our authors and their papers visible and accessible from almost everywhere on the web - because authors' impact is our highest priority!
There are many different databases, which provide citation metrics, based on the number of citations in the documents. However, the most important for all the researchers are three major sources of bibliometric content - Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar. Nevertheless, there are other important databases as ProQuest, EBSCO (Academic Search Complete), Crossref and RSCI (RINC).
SWS Conference Proceedings receive ISSN and ISBN numbers, as well as a DOI number. The Proceedings are sent after every event to the major scientific databases for evaluation and indexation. The process of evaluation and indexation depends on the policies and procedures that every single scientific database adopt and on the number of the accepted after the peer review process papers. The evaluation process in the scientific databases could take from 2-3 month up to 1-2 years for some providers (as Web of Sciences for Proceedings). More quickly the Proceedings are visible in Scopus, Crossref, EBSCO, ProQuest, RSCI (Russian Scientific Citation Index, part of Web of Science), Google Scholar, Springer Nature (from Crossref), British Library and other libraries.
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