NJH Indexing and Abstracting
Scopus
A
bibliographic database containing abstracts and citations for academic journal
articles.
Scopus is owned and operated by Elsevier, a global information analytics
company. Scopus covers nearly 36,377 titles from over 11,678 publishers,
including 21,915 peer-reviewed journals in the sciences, social sciences, and
humanities. It provides bibliometric data and
analytics capabilities to its users.
EBSCOhost
EBSCO
is an integrated information service that combines various scholarly resources
and tools into a single platform. It consolidates reference databases,
subscription management, online journals, books and linking services. EBSCO is
widely used by libraries, schools, government institutions, medical facilities,
corporations and other organizations. By bringing together materials like
databases, subscriptions, ebooks and citation links,
EBSCO aims to provide a holistic information solution for various user groups.
It strives to serve as a one-stop shop for research, education and professional
information needs.
Crossref
Crossref
operates as the digital object identifiers (DOI) registration agency for scholarly
publications. It maintains a citation linking system that allows users to click
on references in articles and navigate seamlessly to the cited content, even if
hosted on another publisher's platform. This cross-publisher network connects
millions of scholarly works from hundreds of academic and industry publishers.
The infrastructure provided by Crossref enables
researchers to easily traverse citations between disparate online archives,
subject to individual access rules. Overall, Crossref's
interwoven citation links aim to facilitate discovery and exploration within
the academic literature.
Google Scholar
Google Scholar
provides a simple search tool for scholarly literature across various sources.
It indexes peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts and other academic
works from publishers, societies, universities and more. When returning
results, Google Scholar evaluates and weighs full text relevance, author,
publication, and citations to prioritize the most pertinent resources at the top.
Its algorithm aims to highlight the most important academic articles by
considering factors like query match, author influence and citation impact
within a field. Google Scholar allows users to easily search a wide breadth of
scholarly sources and surfaces the most relevant results.
Sabinet
Sabinet
is a leading provider of online information services in South Africa, offering
a range of products and services that cater to the needs of various industries,
including academia, research, and business. Sabinet indexes
and abstracts a wide range of subjects, including STEM fields, social sciences,
humanities, and arts, and provides thorough subject analysis, accurate
abstracts, and classification of content. By doing so, Sabinet
increases the visibility and impact of African research, facilitating
collaboration, innovation, and knowledge sharing across disciplines and
borders. Additionally, Sabinet classifies content
using standardized thesauri and taxonomies, and links abstracts to full-text
articles.