FWCI (field-weighted citation impact) shows how often a publication is cited compared to world average for similar publications.
The ‘world average’ is based on how often similar papers (same field, type and age) were cited in Scopus over the last 3 years.
Article FWCI
Tells you how one publication is performing compared to world average for similar publications.
Personal FWCI
Tells you how a person’s whole body of work is performing compared to the world average.
You can find FWCI in your Author profile in both SciVal and Scopus, but usually SciVal is better because it offers the broadest range of metrics and makes them easy to export.
If you are new to Monash you may instead need to Define entity > Researcher to display your profile. For assistance with any part of using SciVal, please book an online one-to-one with a librarian. We are happy to help.