会议论文sci检索
会议论文sci检索
篇一:
SCI检索总结 IEEE SIGNAL PROCESSING:
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ELECTRONIC IMAGING ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=4463 SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL
57% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=7521 50% WIRELESS PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=8168 IEEE COMMUNICATIONS LETTERS 26% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=3333 IET COMMUNICATIONS 50% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=3456 AEU-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL
OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS
50% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=299 COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS 80% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=1994 IEEE SIGNAL PROCESSING LETTERS 官方说法是4-6weeks
50% ://emuch.net/bbs/journal.php?view=detail jid=3368 Elsevier 旗下的 signal processing 好中, International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks IF0.289 每年6期 /smpp/title~content=t714578688~db=all International Journal of Control IF 1.每年11228 期 Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS—II: EXPRESS BRIEFS 5页,审稿快,内容貌似不太难 IEE Electronics Letters 2页, 审稿快 Transactions of the Canadian society for mechanical engineering SCI, International Journal of Control, Automation and Systems SCIE /engineering/robotics/journal/12555IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part C: Applications and Reviews 综述, International Journal of Automation and Control核实 /browse/index.php?journalCODE=ijaac EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing SCI IF=
1.05 期刊的学科范畴是信息类,范围较广泛:
Application areas include (but are not limited to): munications, networking, sensors and actuators, radar and sonar, medical imaging, biomedical applications, remote sensing, consumer electronics, puter vision, pattern recognition, robotics, fiber optic sensing/transducers, industrial automation, transportation, 该期刊由Hindawi Publishing Corporation来负责出版, IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Signal Processing Computers Electrical Engineering 0.475 Sensor
Letters /sensorlett/contents_sensorlett2017.htm#v8n6 MEASUREMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 5个月的样子
1.317 无线通信领域SCI期刊影响因子一个在爱尔兰做WSN的博客,
1. ACM/IEEE Transactions on Networking (2.851) 2. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications (
1.649) 3. IEEE Transactions on Communications (
1.455) 4. IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology (0.611) 5. IEEE Transactions on Mobile ComputinE Jog (3urn.03al 4on) 6.Sel IEEected Areas in Communications (2.640) 7. IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems (
1.190) 8. IEEE Wireless Communications (2.189) 9. IEEE Communications Magazine (2.359) 10. IEEE Communications Letters (0.922) 11. IEEE Network (2.667) 12. ACM Sigmobile Mobile Computing and Communications Review (MC2R) 13. SpringerLink Wireless Networks (WINET) (
1.350) 14. SpringerLink Mobile Networks and Applications (MONET) (0.931) 15. Elsevier Computer Communications (0.574) 16. Elsevier Computer Networks (
1.226) 17. Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks 18. EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking 19. John Wiley Sons, Wireless Communications Mobile Computing (0.669) 20. International Journal of Wireless and MobCompile uting 2
1. International Journal of Mobile Communication 22. IEICE Transactions on Communications (0.330) IEEE Journal Selected Area Communications 3.758 IEEE Trans on Wireless Communications
1.903 IEEE Trans on Communications
1.512 IEEE Trans on Vehicle Technology IEEE Communication Letter Wireless Comm Mobile Comm IET Electronics Letter IET Proceedings
Communications EURASIP Journal of Wireless Communications
Wireless Personal CommunicationsIEICE Trans on Communications Science in China Series F : InformationChinese Journal of Electronics ? 中国科技期刊SCI影响因子排行榜 2017SCI影响因子排行榜(JCR)/影响因子(impact factor)-前30名期刊
1.CA-CANCER J CLIN 69.026 2.NEW ENGL J MED 52.589 3.ANNU REV IMMUNOL 47.981 4.REV MOD PHYS 38.403 5.ANNU REV BIOCHEM 3
1.19 6.CELL 29.887 7.PHYSIOL REV 29.6 8.NAT REV CANCER 29.19 9.NATURE 28.751 10.LANCET 28.638
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1.NAT REV DRUG DISCOV 23.308 22.CHEM REV 22.757 23.NAT REV GENET 22.399 24.ANNU REV PHARMACOL 2
1.696 25.PROG MATER SCI 20.846 26.ANNU REV ASTRON ASTR 20.29 27.PHYS REP 20.263 28.NAT MATER 19.782 29.IMMUNITY
19.266 30.ANNU REV PHYSIOL 18.875 网络实验室的期刊杂志 4(0 国际专业著名刊物CM T Aransactions on Information Systems (TOIS) ACM Transactions on Information systems ACM Transactions on Database Systems (TODS) ACM COMPUTING SURVEYS IEEE/ACM TRANSACTIONS ON NETWORKING IEEE JOURNAL OF SELECTED AREAS IN COMMUNICATIONS IEEE Transactions on Knowledge Data Engineering (TKDE) Journal of Data Mining Knowledge Discovery (JKDD) Data and Knowledge Engineering(DKE) VLDB Journal (VLDBJ) Information Processing and Management(IP M) 3(5 国际专业著名刊物 ACM Transaction on
Storage IEEE Transactions on Parallel Distributed Systems (TPDS) IEEE Transactions on Computer ELSEVIER JOURNAL OF NETWORK AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Intl Journal of Concurrency and Computation Intl Journal of Parallel Distributed System Intl Journal of Computer NetworksBioinformatics 3.0国际专业著名刊物 ACM TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ACM TRANSACTIONS ON SENSOR NETWORKS ACM
COMPUTER COMMUNICATION REVIEW ACM JOURNAL OF THE ACM IEEE Transactions on Computer IEEE NETWORK IEEE INTERNET COMPUTING IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MOBILE COMPUTING
IEEE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTERS ELSEVIER ad hoc networks ELSEVIER puter networks ELSEVIER JOURNAL OF NETWORK AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ELSEVIER Journal of Network and Computer Applications ELSEVIER Pervasive and Mobile Computing SPRINGER WIRELESS NETWORKS SPRINGER MOBILE NETWORKS APPLICATIONS Journal of Computer Networks 3(0 国际专业品牌刊物 ACM Intl Symposium on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems (MSWiM) ACM ACM TRANSATIONS ON
INTERNET TECHNOLOGY IEEE Transactions on vehicular technology IEEE Transactions on Computer ELSEVIER puter munications ELSEVIER AD HOC AND SENSOR NETWORKS JOHN WILEY SONS INC NETWORKS JOHN WILEY SONS INC WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Data and
Engineering (DKE) Information Systems (IS) WORLD WIDE WEB Knowledge
Journal Knowledge and Information Systems (KIS) Information Retrieval Journal of Web Semantics SIGMOD Record Journal of Computer
Networks Journal of Software and Systems篇二:
浅谈SCI论文文献检索 浅谈SCI论文文献检索 文献检索(Information Retrieval),是指将信息按一定的方式组织和存储起来,并根据信息用户的需要找出有关的信息过
程,所以它的全称又叫“信息的存储与检索。在SCI论文发表前,要学会阅读文
献。文献检索是非常麻烦的事情,一般都是通过各种数据库进行检索,但由于购买
的电子数据库基本都只有1997年以后的文献,文献量比较少,而且很多领域属于
落后于国外20-30年的研究,一般很(QQ1191268915)难查到,即使能查到出处,但无原文。文献查找是个费时费力的事情,需要细心和耐心,反复查找。
? 搜索引擎的高级功能 搜索引擎主要.google.和scholar.google.,.baidu.则仅在检索中文时稍好点,英文很差,用处不大。我们常用的google侧重于网页的检
索,Scholar则主要针对学术类文献进行检索,格式主要是pdf,对于论文的引用也会显示,对于知道文献名和作者的情况比较容易直接找到pdf文档,一般这两个搜索引擎要联合使用。
Google的高级检索功能中有几个常用的功能:
(1)锁定关键词检索:
使用双引号如”停车”,则所有检索结果均包含双引号中的内容,以减少检索结果量;
(2)文件类型检索:
文件类型主要是.pdf和.doc文档,国外文献大部分以pdf格式发布,使用格式限制可以排除很多不必要的检索结果,如输入:
停车 filetype:pdf,当然其它google识别的格式都可使用;
(3)指定网址检索:
如果发现某个网站有需要的文献,则可以直接指定到该网站检索,以获得需要的资料,如输入:
停车 site:.parkide.。
Google的详细功能请参照google的高级检索,百度在使用上相同。
? 关键词的使用 检索结果如何,和关键词的使用直接相关,所以,首先要弄清楚在英文中关键词有哪几种表达方式,分别进行检索,而对于文献综述类,可以使用:
review、overview、literature review、history、development、trend等和关键词一起
检索。
关键词的检索并不是一次就能确定下来的,刚开始选用几个看能否找到,如果找到一些,先初步看看那些文献,对内容有了更深一些的认识后同时也对检索关键词增加了了解,实际上是不断调整检索关键词的过程.
? 参考文献的使用 检索到一些文章后,先要看看文献后的参考文献,国外文献一般都会很详细的列出,可根据参考文献相应的进行有目的的检索,如找到指定数据
作者的个人主页一般提供作者本人发表文献的下载(最库的期刊,或者检索作者,
好的资源),有些还提供作者的E-mal,可直接写信给作者,一般对方都会提供。另外,利用google的强大功能,对论文
题
快递公司问题件快递公司问题件货款处理关于圆的周长面积重点题型关于解方程组的题及答案关于南海问题
名、期刊和作者进行检索,期刊的检索经常能发现该期刊被那个数据库收录,则可直接到相应的数据库找到,检索作者则最好加关键词、年等信息以缩小检索范围,而且不要用缩写,会忽略很多信息。 如果找到某个期刊历年的电子数据库,虽然网站有自己的检索功能,但最好不要检索之后其它就放弃了,实际上很多文献不一定检索得到,需要有耐心的一期一期的去看(当然实际上这个工作量并不大,国外的期刊一般每期也就10篇左右),但如果错过了需要的文献则损失大了。
? 网站回溯 一般找到某个网站有需要的资料后,不要把那篇下下来就关了,通常还有很多资源呢。一种是回到该文献的上层目录,即将文献名删除,保留反斜杠回车即可。有些网站没有设限制,可以看到很多相关文献,或者会找到一些有用的连接,有必要可以再往上层走,一般都会有收获。
还有一种就是很多图书类使用章节编号的,而且使用上面的方法也看不到,则可根据章节顺序编号用支持断点续传的下载软件直接进行下载,直到不能下为止,封面用cover,目录contents,参考文献reference或bibliography。
? 通过bbs资源查找相关资料和资源 专业bbs上有很多资源是可以下载的,需要有耐心去找,但国内很多bbs提供下载的资源都是有积分限制的,找到有用的资料后,即可利用搜索引擎的功能直接找。
? 使用代理 国外各大学都有自己的电子数据库,有些是免费,对于有限制的则
只好使用代理,一般这种代理需要到专业相关的bbs才可以找到,国内比较好的文
献查询资源bbs有:
网上读书园地和零点花园好用Myie比较方便。篇三:
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give the English citation first, followed by the original foreign-language citation [6]. [1] G. Eason, B. Noble, and I.N. Sneddon, “On certain integrals of Lipschitz-Hankel type involving products of Bessel functions,” Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, vol. A247, pp. 529-551, April 1955. (references) [2] J. Clerk Maxwell, A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, 3rd ed., vol. 2. Oxford: Clarendon, 1892, pp.68-73. [3] I.S. Jacobs and C.P. Bean, “Fine particles, thin films and exchange anisotropy,” in Magnetism, vol. III, G.T. Rado and H. Suhl, Eds. New York: Academic, 1963, pp. 271-350. [4] K. Elissa, “Title of paper if known,” unpublished. [5] R. Nicole, “Title of paper with onlyzed fir,” st J.w Namord ce Stapiandtali. Abbrev., in press. [6] Y. Yorozu,
M. Hirano, K. Oka, and Y. Tagawa, “Electron spectroscopy studies on magneto-optical media and plastic substrate interface,” IEEE Transl. J. Magn. Japan, vol. 2, pp. 740-741, Aug1987ust [Digests 9th Annual Conf. Magnetics Japan, p. 301, 1982]. [7] M. Young, The Technical Writer’s Handbook. Mill Valley, CA: University Science, 1989.