Some journals are insisting to mention their scopus author id to submit their journal. I don't know how to find out Scopus Author ID. I tried in all way. I have published two Scopus papers but one one paper is shown in my name, but can not retrieve any Authour ID
If you had at least 2 paper, the Scopus will indexed you automatically and give you Scopus I'd. You can check it on their website. Or particular check on youtube.
How do I find the author of a publication?
Click on ACADEMIC SEARCH PREMIER. On the search page click on the small blue link CHOOSE DATABASES. Click the SEARCH ALL box. In the first search box type the author's name (last name, then first name) and select Author.
How do I find my Scopus ID number?
You may find your Scopus ID in your PIRA researcher profile. Locate your PIRA research profile via a surname search at PIRA Researchers. All your available author IDs are listed at the top of the page. For a deeper have a closer look at :
https://libguides.lb.polyu.edu.hk/research_visibility/scopusid#sthash.ii91Vi3i.dpbs
Dear Kesari K Hari ,
Are you absolutely sure that the journal(s) youve published your papers in are really indexed in Scopus? Unfortunately, some (predatory) journals claim a Scopus index while they are not. Could you provide the papers (or upload them here on RG) then we could have a look?
Best regards.
If so, it should be easy since a Scopus ID is assigned automatically: https://libguides.lb.polyu.edu.hk/research_visibility/scopusid
Dear Kesari K Hari
It is better to create an account on scopus, so you can find all data including your author ID in your profile. Make sure that you have at least one article indexed in Scopus by searching your name using "Authors" at Scopus website.
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