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Saving and Exporting from Web of Science Bob Green September 2020
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Saving and Exporting from Web of Science

Bob Green

September 2020

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Agenda Immediate Export options

Delayed Export options

Analysis Exports

Outside the box

Professional Research Data Services

APIs

VIVO

Additional Resources

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Immediate Export Options – Core Collection

The export options available are (up to 500 results unless stated):-• EndNote Desktop – creates a ciw file the application can open• EndNote Online – sends results to the account that is currently

signed in (or asks the user to sign in)• Excel – New format that opens directly in Excel• Other file formats – either BibTeX, HTML, Plain Text, Windows

and Mac Tab-delimited (including UTF-8), Other Reference Software (this creates a txt file in CE-ISI format)

• Claim on Publons – will add the selected results to the Publonsprofile that is currently signed in (or asks the user to sign in)

• InCites – sends the selected results to InCites to, creating a custom dataset for analysis in that application

• FECYT CVN – creates a formatted CV that conforms to this Spanish consortium

• RefWorks – sends results directly to an account• Print – creates a web page that can be used to print results• Email – send results to an email account• Fast 5K – creates a tab de-limited txt file with up to 5K results

Available from Search Results, Full Record and Marked List.

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Immediate Export Options – All Databases and Individual Databases

Available from Search Results, Full Record and Marked List.

The export options available are (up to 500 results unless stated):-• EndNote Desktop – creates a ciw file the application can open• EndNote Online – sends results to the account that is currently

signed in (or asks the user to sign in)• Other file formats – either BibTeX, HTML, Plain Text, Windows

and Mac Tab-delimited (including UTF-8), Other Reference Software (this creates a txt file in CE-ISI format)

• Claim on Publons – will add the selected results to the Publonsprofile that is currently signed in (or asks the user to sign in)

• FECYT CVN – creates a formatted CV that conforms to this Spanish consortium

• RefWorks – sends results directly to an account• Print – creates a web page that can be used to print results• Email – send results to an email account• Fast 5K – creates a tab de-limited txt file with up to 5K results

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Exporting Tags

When exporting from Web of Science in a Tab Delimitedformat, a tagging system is used.

So when the data is brought into Excel (or equivalent) the first row contains the tags.

Some of these are obvious, others are not. Opposite is a list of all the tags and what they relate to.

The new Excel Export format includes full names instead of Tags.

PT Publication Type

AU Authors

BA Book Authors

BE Editors

GP Book Group Authors

AF Author Full Name

BF Book Authors Full Name

CA Group Authors

TI Document Title

SO Publication Name

SE Book Series Title

BS Book Series Subtitle

LA Language

DT Document Type

CT Conference Title

CY Conference Date

CL Conference Location

SP Conference Sponsors

HO Conference Host

DE Author Keywords

ID Keywords Plus®

AB Abstract

C1 Author Address

RP Reprint Address

EM E-mail Address

RI ResearcherID Number

OI ORCID Identifier

FU Funding Agency / Grant Number

FX Funding Text

CR Cited References

NR Cited Reference Count

TC Core Collection Times Cited Count

Z9 Total Times Cited Count

U1 Usage Count (Last 180 Days)

U2 Usage Count (Since 2013)

PU Publisher

PI Publisher City

PA Publisher Address

SN ISSN

EI eISSN

BN ISBN

J9 29-Character Source Abbreviation

JI ISO Source Abbreviation

PD Publication Date

PY Year Published

VL Volume

IS Issue

PN Part Number

SU Supplement

SI Special Issue

MA Meeting Abstract

BP Beginning Page

EP Ending Page

AR Article Number

DI Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

D2 Book Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

EA Early access date

EY Early access year

PG Page Count

WC Web of Science Categories

SC Research Areas

GA Document Delivery Number

UT Accession Number

PM PubMed ID

OA Open Access Indicator

HC ESI Highly Cited Paper

HP ESI Hot Paper

DA Date this report was generated.

P2 Chapter Count (Book Citation Index)

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Immediate Export Options – Email improvements

Both plain text and HTML formatted Emails are available.

In June we added fields to the HTML formatted Email export. It nowalso provides links to the Web of Science record and the Full Text(where available).

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Immediate Export Options – Fast 5K

More fields just added – 24th September.

•Abstract•Addresses•Web of Science Core Collection Subject Categories

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Delayed Export Options – Marked Lists

Select records and click ‘Add to Marked List’ from theResults page or add to marked list from the Record page.

Add up to 50,000 records (if signed in). Can export batches of 500.Select up to 50,000 records for a single product or split the numberamong all products in your subscription. You can have 50 lists.

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Delayed Export Options – Saved Searches

To export a search history, go to ‘Search History’, ‘SaveHistory’. Click “Download Search String to local drive”. Thiscan be sent to others, so they can repeat your search.

To use this saved Search History, go to ‘Saved Searches and Alerts’,at the bottom of the page select the wos file to import.

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Export Analysis – Analyze Results

Group and rank records in a results set by extracting datavalues from a variety of fields.Find the most prevalent authors in a particular field of study, orgenerate a list of institutions ranked by record count based on asearch query.

Visualization: The visualization at the top of the page shows upto 25 values. You can change from a Treemap chart to a Bargraph, you can download a JPG image of the visualization, andyou can Hide the visualization if you want to focus on the datatable.

Data Table: The data table below the visualization shows up to500 values. You can also change the sort order and set theMinimum record count. Here you can download a tab-delimitedtext file of up to 100k records, to analyse further (e.g. in Excel).

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Export Analysis – Citation Report

Reflects citations to source records indexed within a database.If you perform an All Databases search, the Citation Report reflectscitations to source records within all citation indexes in the Web ofScience platform. Otherwise it reflects the specific database searched.

Up to 500 records can be exported in either Excel or text file format. Theadditional summary information exported consists of:-• the search criteria used to get the results;• total number of results found (Results Found field);• total number of times all records have been cited (Sum of Times Cited field);• average number of times a record has been cited (Average Citations per

Item field);• h-index count that is based on the list of publications ranked in descending

order by the Times Cited count.

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Professional Research Data Services

VIVO APIs

Outside the box

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Professional Research Data Services

Types of analyses we can help conduct

Retrospective Analyses Descriptive Analyses Inferential Analyses

“How are we doing?”

• Research impact

• Researcher impact

• Collaboration

• Program evaluation

• Outcome evaluation

“What does today look like?”

• Research landscape

• Funding landscape

• Discipline Convergence

• KOL identification

“Where do we want to go?”

• Strategic planning

• Collaborative trends

• Topic modeling

• Emerging research fields and people

• Interdisciplinary trends

Our professional team of in-house experts are commissioned by organizationsworldwide to help answer complex questions!We can accommodate a large range of special projects, ranging from retrospective,descriptive, and inferential analyses — providing customized data, analysis,visualization and tools to inform all stages of research management, and facilitateresearch success.

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APIs – Available Levels

We offer three different APIs, that can all be used to extract data from the Web of Science.

Web of Science API Expandedsubscription

Web of Science API Lite

free

Article Match Retrieval

free

A responsive API, thatsupports rich searchingacross the Web of ScienceCore Collection to retrievecore article metadata.This service provides a greatway to reuse Web ofScience data both internallyand externally to enhanceinstitutional repositoriesand research networkingsystems with best-in-classdata.

A robust, comprehensiveAPI, that delivers deepdetail into the mostvaluable publication andcitation information foundin the Web of Science CoreCollection.Includes everything in theWeb of Science Lite API plusadditional metadata, suchas author, affiliations,identifiers and funding data.

A publication matching API, that enables a real-time Web of Science search to update citation counts, in batch mode or real time.Additionally, producing links back to Web of Science for further discovery and analyses.

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APIs – Business Intelligence Apps

These tools are often used to present data in an easyto digest format. There are lots on the market andthe majority will accept a feed from our APIs (JSONbeing a very common format).

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VIVO Services

VIVO is an open-source software used by universities and research organizations around theworld as a research portal to their scholarly activities. It provides an integrated view of thescholarly work of an organization to encourage internal and external collaboration amongresearchers.

Our site

Example 1

Example 2

Web of Science: automatically populate VIVO profiles with metadata for research outputs using Web ofScience APIs.

InCites Benchmarking and Analytics: InCites B&A APIs enable further integration of rich Web of ScienceCore Collection metadata into VIVO profiles, as well as citation indicators like “highly cited paper” or“industry collaboration”.

Converis: users of our CRIS system, Converis, can integrate their robust, curated researcher profiles directlyinto VIVO via API.

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Thank you

Bob Green

[email protected]

clarivate.com


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