Online Journal of Bioinformatics
Impact factor data
Updated 9th June 2009
CURRENT IF Value 7.40
http://ibio.jp/index.php?Journals
From
IBIO Japan
Online Journal of
Bioinformatics (IF=7.40).
Google
ranking relative quality site (November 2, 2009)
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PREVIOUS
IF VALUES
2000-2006
Harzing
Perish or Publish using ISI Thompson formula
Covers
period 2000-2006 (Start date, latest data does not include 2007-2009 data as it
has not been included in the analysis by Harzing
Perish or Publish).
Upon inclusion and analysis of more recent publications, we could reasonably
expect a significant increase in the impact factor due to a much greater number
of publications during 2007-current (Mar 09)
Cites/paper:
8.67 h-index:
5
AWCR: 6.09
Citations:
52 Cites/author:
24.40
g-index: 6
AW-index: 2.47
Years:
10
Papers/author: 3.07
hc-index:
3 AWCRpA:
2.72
Cites/year:
5.20 Authors/paper:
3.33 hI-index: 1.67
OJB
impact factor calculations based on Thompson ISI calculations and data obtained
from Google
Scholar.
According
to Thomson ISI
Journal impact factors were calculated from the formulae:
No.
citation in journals latest year divided by number of articles 2 years previous
from Online Journal of Bioinformatics.
(A)
27 Citations from other journals 2003 (B) to 7 Online Journal of
Bioinformatics 2001 and 2002 articles = impact
factor 2003 = 3.85 (2.10 – not using self citations)
(A)
31 Citations from other journals 2002 (B) to 3 Online Journal of
Bioinformatics 2000 and 2001 articles = impact factor
2002 = 10.3* (4.86 – not using self citations).
*Due
to small article sample this last figure to be interpreted with caution.
However the few articles were widely cited (see google
scholar)
Note of caution: Journal impact factors are affected/biased
by variations between disciplines, item by item. The figures quoted here must
be interpreted with caution.
Interested persons should read the Thomson
essay on impact factors and this link about Harzings Publish or Perish to interpret the data.
Note: only refereed journal article citations were used in the calculations.
Data
Source: Google scholar search to +”Online Journal of Bioinformatics” exact wording
and quotes must be used