ARTICLE METRICS

At TheGMS, we track the performance of the published articles to ensure that an author hard work is leading to downloads and citations. Our approach is to monitor the article as well as journal impact with multiple ways of performance assessment-

1. Views statistics: We collect statistics of how often an article is viewed after publication. This data helps to analyze the promotional aspects and make sure the paper is getting to the right people.
2. H-Indexing: This metric rate entire publication career of an author based on both output and citation impact.
3. Citation count – This metrics helps to find how many citations have articles received?
4. Paper Impact- This metrics reflects the productivity level of a Scholarly paper based on readers’ feedback.
5. Journal Impact – This shows the average citation impact of all the articles published in TheGMS. This is useful assessment measure to estimate the citations and impact an article will receive in particular time period. The Internal Impact value for TheGMS is 2.821 based on the article citations and downloads. Presently, Impact Value is calculated internally on the statistics received on the articles downloads or readers feedback. This is a true measurement criteria of the journal and article reputation and promotional aspects.

Article-level metrics let an author track the impact of his/her publications in different areas, from citations to likes on social media. It provides insights into the ways people interact with individual pieces of research output online, showing a picture of article impact.

Please note: The requirements and eligibility conditions for listing the journal in Scopus, Web of Science and PubMed is being fulfilled. Further updates in this regard will be posted as and when received from the mentioned institutions.