Does anybody knows how long does it takes between the publication of a new paper (online, in the journal webpage...) and its appearance on Scopus? Thanks for your kind reply,
G. Montesanto
Once the paper got pages and volume no, it will appear on Scopus.
I doubt there is a universal answer. This would depend inter alia on the publisher (e.g. Elsevier journals are apparently better integrated with Scopus, so I'd expect things could be faster for them).
I think so about Elsevier... but what happens with papers published only in an online version before to be inserted in a "normal" issue?
Hi,
It depends on the quality of the journal, and the database publisher's policies. You could refer the question to the database publishers.
It differ from journal to journal. Ideally if a article is published online, it should appear in scopus in sometime.
Few days from its official release with volume and page numbers.
It depends on the publisher and journal policy, it may take a few days after the official release with volume and page number, or take a month or more.
I think it is depends on the journal policy and little bit on the publisher.
It is different from journal to another journal even under the same the publisher.
It is very different. Most journals only need a couple of days but it can also take weeks or even longer.
It depends on the publisher. For example, if it is IEEE, sometimes it takes a few months. But, if it is Elsevier, it may take a few days.
It depends on the publisher. For example, if it is IEEE, sometimes it takes a few months. But, if it is Elsevier, it may take a few days. I am asking Why?!!!!
I would like to add one supplementary question. In case of Earlycite paper in Scopus Index journals can take by Scopus, or it will only take once it appeared in the issue? Please reply if you have any ideas
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