Sobiad aims to reveal the citations made by authors to other works in academic and academic journal articles. In line with this purpose, it aims to determine the Sobiad Impact Factor (SIF) of a journal registered in the database among other journals. It seeks to provide a fast solution from a single center to shorten the time scientists spend accessing academic articles.
Sobiad is a database that includes the published issues and prints of electronic journals registered in its database. It aims to increase the number of journals it indexes day by day.
Sobiad aims to regularly share with the public the most cited articles and the scientists and universities that receive the most citations. Sobiad also aims to announce the quartile segments within the publication fields declared by the journals it indexes.
Scope of Sobiad;
In Sobiad, the bibliographies of electronic academic journals that have been publishing periodically for at least 5 years in the field of Social Sciences and at least 3 years in the fields of Science and Health Sciences have been scanned. As a result of this scanning, the citations made by the author(s) in their works have been revealed.
Content in Sobiad;
The goal is to access the full texts and abstracts of registered journals. Additionally, it aims to statistically reveal the impact factor of a journal with a Sobiad Impact Factor (SIF) compared to another journal. With Sobiad, current articles can be instantly viewed, and if desired, access to the abstracts and full texts of the articles can be provided.
The links to the indexed journals will be active under the scanned journals heading, making access to indexed academic and scientific journals faster and easier. Sobiad accepts institutional memberships/subscriptions, catering to both single-user and multi-user audiences.
Sobiad is an international index that includes publications in both Turkish and other languages found in electronic journals. It is a citation index specialized in citation search and bibliometric data analysis in the fields of science, health, and social sciences.