On June 2021, the new Journal Citation Reports (JCR)™ was released, featuring the latest refinements and additions to the journal intelligence platform’s existing store of resources.
The annual JCR release enables the research community to evaluate the world's high-quality academic journals using a range of indicators, descriptive data and visualizations. The reports are used extensively by academic publishers across the globe to evaluate the impact of their journals relative to their field and promote them to the research community.
The JCR is based on 2020 data compiled from the Web of Science Core Collection™, the flagship collection of quality journals, books and conference proceedings in the world's largest publisher-neutral global citation database.
Attached is the JCR Report.
Dear Danilo Rogayan Jr.,
Unfortunately, the Journal Citation Reports 2021 does not reflect very important characteristics of the journals presented in it: JIF Percentage (also called PIF) and JIF Rank. These characteristics allow us to determine the 10% of the most widely read magazines in their category (the first decade).
JIF Rank determines the occupied place among all the journals in its category.
JIF Percentile (PIF) determines the magazine's rating as a percentage relative to all others in its category or among selected categories.
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