Bibliometrics (4): Database selection and software

This video explain which software to use while using bibliographic data from Scopus and ISI Web of Scicence database.
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[@sirupsee4698]

I'm the only commenter but I want to say you guys are helping me a lot! Thank you for these clear, well structured videos.

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Thank you very much!

[@shizashamin7238]

your videos help me lot in my research work.Thanks

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Thank you.

[@DrMIsmail]

While creating new project in CiteSpace for Dimensions data, which category we need to select Lens or MAG or CSCD or CSSCI. Because, currently there are seven categories in the updated version of CiteSpace which are WoS, Scopus, Lens, MAG, CSCD, CSSCI, and PubMed.

[@dominikkraft]

Hi research Hub Team,
first of all, many thanks for your awesome videos, they are helping me a lot!
Now to my question:
I am working on an analysis with CiteSpace and WoS data.
My supervisor was wondering whether I could also analyze data from EBSCOhost databse.
So far I have not found any way to work with data from EBSCOhost in CiteSpace (or HistCite).
Do you know of a way to maybe convert the data or something similar?
Many thanks, and all the Best!

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Hi, unfortunately current bibliometric softwares does not support EBSCOHOST. Maybe in the future. You can of course manually form your dataset based on the hits on EBSCO, which might take months to do, and I discourage it. Munim.

[@nabeel626]

Can I extract the citation data from Google scholar? if yes, please let me know how

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not really