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The Local Journal Utilization Report is a statistical database listing the frequency with which an institution's researchers publish in Thomson Scientific-indexed journals, and the frequency with which they cite Thomson Scientific journals and other works (theses, government reports, etc.) in their publications. Frequencies are calculated both annually and cumulatively from 1981 through the current year. The Report also includes information on journal publisher, ISSN, and Thomson Scientific journal category assignment.
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The Local Journal Utilization Report can be used to manage collection development through a systematic, objective approach, and identify the most important journals for your researchers. This tool enables librarians to manage collection development by determining which journals are essential and which are peripheral to their local community of researchers.
Formats & Delivery Options
The data are delivered on CD ROM in MS Access format, via FTP or tape with a custom Windows-based interface.
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Request the "Virtual Product Tour" that allows you to view actual Windows screen shots of the product in action and use the free sample database. |
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