If you google this you find a lot of smart guys explaining you how to download 1 year of citations of 1 single paper of yours (or anyone else).
I mean 1 year of ALL my papers. or ...
ALL years or ALL my papers (then I will sort them out).
Google Scholar does not allow it directly, and all (so far, for what I see) those posting solutions are just embroidering around it, without solving the problem.
If you know how to, many thanks (not only mine, but of many many guys out there).
I am not quite sure of understanding your question. However, you may find the following tips and tricks useful.
https://uri.libguides.com/google/gscholexport
Good luck,
Mohialdeen Alotumi Thank you for your feedback. However, it does not seem to address the problem. I don't want to download specifically for 1 of my publications, but systematically for all of them, or all in 1 year.
Why?
Think that Scopus has missed some citations and you see that in 2018 Scholar says 250 and Scopus say 170: you want to check which ones are missing. As for now you cannot.
Is it more clear now what is the objective and the scope?
Note: updated the title of the question so maybe it is more clear already at a glance, without reading the rest below it.
Screenshot of my Google Scholar grey bars.
- You hover the mouse over it,
- you see the little nice numbers popping up,
- and you think you already got it! .... click ....
Neeee. Wrong. You just get a nice bitmap of it. End Of The Story.
Through Google Scholar you can track your citations, and you can export them individually. If you mean collective exporting of your citations, I am not aware that the Scholar could allow anyone to do it (see the attachment).
Good luck with that,
Mohialdeen Alotumi [I was posting a new grumble about this while you have replied.]
Yes, exactly. You have to sort out the thing manually, collecting your citations.
If one year does not look ok in e.g. Scopus or Web of Science, you need the list of the citations of that year. Think of just 100 papers of yours that are citable, and you end up repeating all those clicks and "save as" a 100 times + mistakes. ... Modern Times :)
Another idea is to try the following citation finder which allows for group citations.
Here is the link.
https://citation-finder.now.sh/
Good luck,
Mohialdeen Alotumi That's really interesting, I did not know. I am going to test it and post the results. Thank you!
Mohialdeen Alotumi I followed the link https://citation-finder.now.sh/, I tested my papers with the intention of doing statistical analysis between this site, Scopus and Scholar, but the result after two attempts and two different browsers is always limited to 2 hits. Two papers with about 30 hits ended up with only 2: if the citing source is a journal or conference does not matter.
Unless I made a huge mistake, that citation search engine does not work.
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