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The Affiliation Details page provides information about affiliations that have more than one document matched to them in Scopus. Affiliation details include the affiliation ID, name variations, address information, research areas, documents published, sources the organization has published in, and collaborating affiliations. From the Affiliation Details page, you can:
From the Affiliation Details page, you can view documents associated with an organization.
To view documents, click the link next to Documents. The link indicates the number of documents associated with the affiliation in Scopus.
You can be alerted by e-mail when this affiliation publishes new documents by clicking the E-mail alert link. You can also have citations for new documents sent to you as an RSS feed.
Click 
to create an RSS feed when new documents by this organization are added to Scopus.
To view authors for this affiliation, click the link next to Authors. The link indicates the number of authors associated with this affiliation in Scopus.
To view documents available on the Web, click the link next to Web Results .
To view patents associated with this affiliation, click the link next to Patents Results .
To view documents in a specific source, click the documents link next to the source you want to view. Only the first five sources appear. To view all sources, click the More... link.
Scopus Affiliation Identifier matches affiliations based on information in documents. Some documents do not have sufficient information for the Affiliation Identifier to accurately match them, even when they are from the same affiliation.
To ensure that you are viewing a complete list of documents for an affiliation, you can use the Find unmatched affiliations link to combine information from several affiliations on a single Affiliations Details page.
When you have grouped affiliations, you can view the number of documents, create lists, and print or e-mail details for both the affiliation on the Affiliation Details page and for all the grouped affiliations.
Note: The affiliations will be grouped only for your current session. To suggest that a group of affiliations be permanently matched in Scopus, click the 
button.
To find and group unmatched affiliations
Click the Find unmatched affiliations link. Scopus will retrieve up to 6 of the most relevant unmatched affiliations.
To view the full list of unmatched affiliations, click the Show full list link. See Adding Unmatched Affiliations for more information.
Select the affiliations that you want to group on the current Affiliation Details page.
Select individual check boxes for the affiliations you want to include.
Click 
to select all affiliations.
Click a selected check box to remove that affiliation from the selection.
Click 
to add the selected affiliations to
the current Affiliation Details page.
The Affiliation Details page displays the grouped affiliations.
To remove an affiliation from the group, select the affiliation and then click 
.
To submit feedback about an affiliation, select the affiliation and then click .
To view the Affiliation Details page for a grouped affiliation, click the 
Details link for the affiliation you want to view.
To view the documents written by a grouped affiliation, click the number of documents link for that affiliation.
Click 
to create a list of the documents associated with the affiliation.
Click 
to view a printable version of the Affiliation Details page. To print this version, click 
.
Click 
to e-mail the Affiliation Details page.
Click the button to report errors or provide feedback to us about the current Affiliation Details page.
Note: Affiliation information is derived exclusively from documents available through Scopus.
You can view the documents associated with an affiliation organized by subject area in the Subject Areas box.
Note: To view subject areas, you must have the latest version of Adobe® Flash® Player installed and JavaScript™ enabled in your browser. See Browser Requirements and Preferences for more information.
Subject Areas can be viewed in a Chart or Data view. Each view displays the subject area, the number of published documents in that subject area, and the percentage of total published documents. The Chart View displays the information as an interactive graph. The Data View displays the information in a table.
Click the Chart link to view the subject areas for an affiliation as an interactive chart. Each subject area displays in a different color. A list of subject areas and their colors is available below the chart.
Other Subject Area
The subject areas with the largest percentage of documents are displayed separately in the chart. All other subject areas as included in the Other subject area category.
Tip: You can view the subject area, the number of documents in that subject area, and the percentage of total documents by placing your mouse pointer over a subject area. Show Me
Click the Data link to view documents organized by subject areas as a table. Available fields include:
Subject: Click Subject to sort the table alphabetically by subject area.
Docs: Click Docs to sort the table by the number of documents in a subject area.
%: The % field shows the percentage of total documents included in a subject area.
Click 
to view the previous or next Affiliation Details page.
Click 
to return to the Make Affiliation Selection page or click 
to return to the record page you were viewing.
Click the E-mail alert link next to Documents to be notified by e-mail when this affiliation publishes new documents on Scopus.
Note: Grouped affiliations, non-Scopus documents (abstracts available on platforms external to Scopus), and citations derived from Scopus references are not included in new document alerts.
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