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Powerful algorithmic data processing matches articles to existing author profiles with a high degree of accuracy based on name, email, affiliation, subject area, citations and co-authors. A profile is created automatically when two or more articles are linked to one name.
Scopus
Each Scopus Author Profile is automatically generated using a dedicated matching algorithm that extracts metadata directly from documents indexed in Scopus. The metadata is all publicly visible information that the authors supply when they submit the documents for publication.
17 apr. 2024 · Author search. To search for an author, select the 'Authors' tab [1]. From the 'Search using' dropdown [2], select 'Author name' to search by name or select 'ORCID' to search by ORCID number. When searching by author name, the last name of the author is required [3].
Step 1: Select Profiles: You will be directed to a list of results with possible profiles matching your search. Find and select your profile (s). You will be presented with two questions: Is there a name preference? Is this your personal profile or are you submitting the request on behalf of someone else?
24 iun. 2016 · select your preferred profile name; confirm that all the documents listed in your profile are correct, or indicate ones that should be removed; search for and request missing documents to be added to your profile; submit your changes to the Scopus Author feedback team
6 iun. 2024 · Here are the steps to find your Scopus author profile: Go to the Scopus website via your University account . Search for your name in the Scopus database by clicking on the "Authors" tab. If your name appears in the search results, click on it to view your publications and other information.
