AGU journals increase in importance according to 2010 impact factors

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AGU journals continue to rank highly in many categories in the 2010 Journal Citation Report (JCR), which was released by Thomson Reuters on 28 June. JCR reports on several measures of journal usage, including a journal's Eigenfactor score, its Article Influence score, its Impact Factor, and its rank within a cohort of similar journals. According to the 2010 statistics, AGU again has outperformed its larger competitors. Four different AGU titles are ranked in the top three journals in six different cohorts. The Impact Factor of several AGU journals increased significantly over the previous year.

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Cook, B. (2011). AGU journals increase in importance according to 2010 impact factors. Eos, 92(27), 228. https://doi.org/10.1029/2011EO270006

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