Indexing and Stats

Since its first Volume in 2010, JIS has published more than 300 papers covering different theoretical, technical, and methodological issues in Interactive Systems. JIS follows CrossRef patterns, providing a DOI number for each article and linking authors' identities to their ORCID accounts. Our editorial and review board is compromised to give quality and timely responses to authors. 

INDEXING

CrossRef: JIS assigns DOI to every paper according to CrossRef patterns.

DBLP: the computer science bibliography database has included JIS among its indexed journals. Papers published after 2021 are already available at DBLP.

Diadorim, Miguilim, and Oasis are initiatives maintained by the Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (Ibict). Diadorim assigns JIS the Green color as it allows storing and accessing pre- and post-print versions of its published papers; Miguilim classifies JIS as a Diamond open-access journal; and Oasis collects and offers access to JIS scientific publications.

DOAJ: the gold standard for open access publishing committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone. As soon as the DOI is deposited, the paper is indexed on DOAJ.

LatIndex: a platform dedicated to gathering and disseminating information on scientific journals produced in the Latin America region, also integrating those that disseminate Ibero-American studies in the world.

OpenAlex: the open and free global index of scholarly journals counts citations received by papers published by JIS since 2021 when the journal's name was changed to Journal on Interactive Systems. Records before this period are also available. This index counts citations by CrossRef registered papers only.

H-INDEX

Since its first Volume, JIS has received a growing number of citations, presenting an increasing impact and visibility.

For December 2023: JIS estimated h5-index is 11.

The h5-index for 2023 is the h-index for articles published between 2018 and 2022. It is the largest number h such that h articles published in [2018-2022] have at least h citations each. 

Below is the list of papers whose citations contributed to the final h5-index value:

  1. Mobile Interaction for Augmentative and Alternative Communication: a Systematic Mapping (2018): 19 citations.
  2. A cybersickness review: causes, strategies, and classification methods (2021): 16 citations.
  3. An Essay on Human Values in HCI (2018): 15 citations.
  4. Chatbots Explain Themselves: Designers' Strategies for Conveying Chatbot Features to Users (2018): 14 citations.
  5. Synesthesia: A Study on Immersive Features of Electronic Games (2018): 12 citations.
  6. Codesigning emancipatory systems: a study on mobile applications and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) issues (2018): 12 citations.
  7. A meta-scientific broad panorama of ethical aspects in the Brazilian IHC (2022): 11 citations.
  8. Player Experience Evaluation: a Brief Panorama of Instruments and Research Opportunities (2020): 11 citations.
  9. Evaluation of a Protocol for fMRI Assessment Associated with Augmented Reality Rehabilitation of Stroke Subjects (2019): 11 citations.
  10. Analysing Balance Loss in VR Interaction with HMDs (2018): 11 citations.
  11. Universal Participatory Design: Achievements and Challenges (2019): 11 citations.

JIS h5-index is being manually calculated as Google Scholars requires 100 or more papers published in the period to calculate the H5 index automatically.

QUALIS

In Brazil, scientific journals are classified according to the Qualis ranking system. In the classification methodology, journals have their level (from B4 to A1) defined according to their H5 indexes. To promote national science, journals published by the Brazilian Computing Society have received an increase of 2 levels in the classification. Therefore, with an H5 >= 10 in 2023, the JIS h-index is equivalent to Qualis A4.

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