Consider CiteScore 2019 for Forensic Science International: The denominator, B, is a count of documents published in the 4 (CiteScore), or 2 or 5 (Impact Factor) previous years: 1.20 Why does this serial title have a lower CiteScore than Impact Factor? 1.8 Are documents that were published in supplements and/or special issues included in the CiteScore calculation?

In early 2020, we have made various updates to Scopus.com to improve search, analytics, and discovery of scientific innovation and collaborators. Despite not yet being indexed in 2018*, RPTEL receives a CiteScore of 4.1 for 2019.

Quartile 3 = 49th – 25th CiteScore Percentile, Quartile 4 = 24th – 0 CiteScore Percentile. Between June and July it is also possible to request corrections for the current year’s CiteScore values using the same link. See how you can find, read, and cite all the research you need with the help of the Scopus list of indexed journals for 2020. Document Count displayed in the context of CiteScore is the denominator of the CiteScore calculation; it is the sum of documents published in the serial title in the 4 years prior to the year the metric is calculated. This is a great opportunity to have a fresh look at how the open access educational technology journals in our curated list have performed in the past year and to highlight some constants but also some notable changes. Institute of Technology, India, Energy Performance of a Combined Horizontal and Vertical Compression Approach in Cluster-based WSNS Full TextJihane El Aasri, Samia Al Fallah, Mounir Arioua and Ahmed El Oualkadi, Tangier Abdelmalek Essaadi University, Morocco, Least Square Channel Estimation for Image Transmission with OFDM Over Fading Channel Full TextUsha S.M1 and Mahesh H.B2, 1JSS Academy of Technical Education, India and 2PES University, India, A Modified Interference Approximation Scheme for Improving Preamble Based Channel Estimation Performance in FBMC System Full TextRadwa A. Roshdy1, Mohamed A. Aboul-Dahab2 and Mohamed M. Fouad3, 1Higher Technological Institute, Egypt2Arab Academy for Science Technology and Martine transport, Egypt and 3Zagazig University, Egypt, Evaluation Methodology of MIMO Networks Performance over Rayleigh Fading Full TextEleftherios Stergiou, Constantinos Angelis and Spiridoula V. Margariti, University of Ioannina, Greece, LTE Scheduler Algorithms for VANET Traffic in Smart City Full TextKhadija Raissi and Bechir Ben Gouissem, University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia, Lorawan Scalability Analysis – Co Spreading Factor InterferenceFull Full TextAiju Thomas and N V Eldhose, M G University, India, Load Balancing Algorithm for Efficient VM Allocation in Heterogeneous Cloud Full TextBadshaha P Mulla1, C. Rama Krishna1 and Raj Kumar Tickoo2, 1NITTTR, India and 2National Informatics Centre, Punjab State Unit, India, An Efficient and Secure Malicious Node Detection Model for Wireless Sensor Networks Full TextAsmaa M.Morsi1, Tamer M. Barakat2 and Ahmed Ali Nashaat2, 1Al-Madina Higher Institute for Engineering and Technology, Egypt and 2Fayoum University, Egypt, AIRCC congratulates the Editor in chief - Natarajan Meghanathan, Jackson State University, USA and all editorial members for the successNew.