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28 February 2024 [5 min read] |
One of the key advantages of FWCI is that it offers a normalized and comparable measure of citation impact. A FWCI value of 1.00 indicates that the set of publications has received citations at the expected global average for similar publications. Values above 1.00 indicate an above-average impact, while values below 1.00 suggest a below-average impact. Researchers, institutions, and other stakeholders can access Scopus or SciVal databases to explore FWCI and gain a deeper understanding of research performance in their respective fields or areas of interest. This allows them to make informed decisions and evaluations, support strategic planning, allocate resources effectively, and consider promotions based on research impact.
To delve deeper into the topic, watch the videos below and view our user guides Impact of Authors > FWCI and Impact of Articles > FWCI.
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