Scopus and Web of Science are two important citation databases of peer-reviewed information sources: scientific journals, conference proceedings and books.
Citation count (no. of times a document was cited by others) is often regarded as an indicator of its research impact. For example, Scopus citation data are used by QS University Rankings and Times Higher Education World University Rankings to evaluate university's research influence/quality.
You can use the citation analysis features of Scopus and Web of Science to:
Scopus & Web of Science are not full-text databases, to access full-text:
Case 1: Full-text at Publisher
Article: Data-driven learning fatigue detection system: A multimodal fusion approach of ECG (electrocardiogram) and video signals
Click Full Text at Publisher - Direct access to full-text if the Library has subscription to the journal from the publisher of if this is an open access article. The Library subscribes to ScienceDirect journal collection, hence, can access html/PDF full-text.
Case 2: Use Find@HKUST to get full-text
Article: Using social media analysis to study population dietary behaviours: A scoping review
Click Find@HKUST: full-text is available from Wiley Online Journal
Case 3 : Use Find@HKUST to submit interlibrary loan
Article: Bounded Rationality: Managerial Decision-Making and Data
Click Find@HKUST: full-text subscription cannot be found, link to interlibrary loan form
