Pontos | Posição | |
---|---|---|
CEF.UP+NIPE (average of all rankings) (2012) | 8.49 | 426/501 |
ABS (2010) | 25.0 | 279/288 |
Australian RC (2010) | 25.0 | 408/479 |
Ideas discounted recursive impact factor (2012) | 4.16 | 114/396 |
Schneider and Ursprung (2008) | 20.0 | 216/278 |
Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP) (2011) | 5.11 | 388/476 |
SJR - Scimago (2021) | 0.58 | 326/558 |
SJR - Scimago (2019) | 0.46 | 355/549 |
Count (2021) | 1.0 | 42/662 |
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