I have published an article which is indexed in Scopus. while searching in Elsevier I did not find my article. How can I see my article in Elsevier?
Elsevier is a renowned publisher, neither an indexing service nor a full-text database. Scopus is an indexing database/service that belongs to Elsevier. ScienceDirect is a full-text database platform that belongs to Elsevier, and much of its contents consisted with the publications published by Elsevier. Scopus indexes some journals published by Elsevier. Scopus also indexes some journals that published by other publishers like Emerald, Wiley, T&F, and so on. Therefore, it is not necessary to appear an article in ScienceDirect database (saying 'in Elsevier' is wrong), just because of it has been indexed in Scopus. Please check the publisher of the journal in which your article is included. If the publisher is someone else, probably your article won't be included in ScienceDirect.
I agree with Manjula Wijewickrema , he has a valid point of view.
Scopus index journal seen in Elsevier publication which is standard publisher.
It is seen in Elsevier's publication which is a standard publisher.
Elsevier is a publisher, and Scopus is article database provided by Elsevier.
Not all journal from Elsevier is indexed in Scopus, and not all articles in Scopus come from Elsevier's journals.
Scopus is more general, could from journal from other publishing companies.
Dear Hemraj Sharma Articles indexed in Scopus can be searched in Scopus website only and do not appear in Elsevier ScienceDirect website.
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