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Journal of Environmental Health Subject Area in SCOPUS Journal of Environmental Health Subject Area in SCOPUS ID Source title Subject Area SJR SNIP AIHA journal : a journal for the science of occupational and environmental 1 Environmental Health health and safety (coverage discontinued in Scopus) AIHAJ - American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal (coverage 2 Environmental Health discontinued in Scopus) 3 Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health Environmental Health 0.052 0.361 4 Archives of Environmental Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Environmental Health 5 Environmental Carcinogenesis and Ecotoxicology Reviews Environmental Health 0.301 1.417 6 Environmental Geochemistry and Health Environmental Health 0.07 0.834 7 Environmental Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Environmental Health 8 Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine Environmental Health 0.093 0.372 9 Environmental Health Criteria Environmental Health 0.03 10 Environmental Health Perspectives Environmental Health 0.373 2.773 11 Environmental Health: A Global Access Science Source Environmental Health 0.15 1.058 Healthcare hazard management monitor : HHMM : the newsletter of the 12 Environmental Health 0.026 0 Center for Healthcare Environmental Management 13 Indian Journal of Environmental Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Environmental Health 14 International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.096 1.028 15 International Journal of Environmental Health Research Environmental Health 0.076 0.801 16 International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Environmental Health 0.093 0.556 17 International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.171 1.297 18 International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.052 0.895 19 International Journal of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.100 0.470 20 Iranian Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering Environmental Health 0.040 0.215 21 Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies Environmental Health 0.069 0.795 Japanese Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health (coverage 22 Environmental Health discontinued in Scopus) 23 Journal of Environmental and Public Health Environmental Health 0.045 24 Journal of Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.046 0.278 Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part A Environmental Science 25 Environmental Health and Engineering (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part A Environmental Science 26 and Engineering and Toxic and Hazardous Substance Control (coverage Environmental Health discontinued in Scopus) Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part A Toxic/Hazardous 27 Environmental Health 0.065 0.507 Substances and Environmental Engineering Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part B Pesticides, Food 28 Environmental Health 0.054 0.475 Contaminants, and Agricultural Wastes Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part C Environmental 29 Environmental Health 2.415 Carcinogenesis Reviews (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part C Environmental Health 30 Environmental Health Sciences (coverage discontinued in Scopus) 31 Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health - Part A: Current Issues Environmental Health 0.107 0.619 32 Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health - Part B: Critical Reviews Environmental Health 0.285 1.423 Journal of Environmental Health Subject Area in SCOPUS ID Source title Subject Area SJR SNIP Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health (coverage discontinued in 33 Environmental Health Scopus) Journal of Tropical Pediatrics and Environmental Child Health (coverage 34 Environmental Health discontinued in Scopus) 35 New Solutions: A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy Environmental Health 0.035 0.048 Polish Journal of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health 36 Environmental Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) 37 Reviews on Environmental Health Environmental Health 0.093 0.875 SJR (SCImago Journal Rank) พัฒนาโดย SCImago Research Group เปน็ การวัดถึงความมีชอื่ เสยี งดา้ นวิทยาศาสตร์จากแหลง่ ข้อมูล วิชาการดว้ ยการให้คา่ น้ าหนักของการไดร้ ับการอา้ งองิ ในแตล่ ะเอกสาร (วิชาการ) ไม่เทา่ กนั ขนึ้ กบั ความมีชอื่ เสยี งของ วารสารวิชาการ ท าการสง่ ผา่ น ถ่ายเท การมีชอื่ เสยี ง หรือสถานภาพของวารสารตนเองไปยังวารสารชอื่ อนื่ ๆ ทางพฤตกิ รรมดา้ นการอา้ งองิ ถึง หน่วยวัด SJR ใชห้ ลกั การค านวณเชน่ เดยี วกบั Eigenfactor แตกตา่ งเพียงแตข่ ้อมูลดบิ ทนี่ ามาค านวณ คอื Eigenfactor ใช้ ข้อมูลดบิ บรรณานุกรมการอา้ งองิ ของ ISI : Web of Science สว่ น SJR ใชข้ ้อมูลดบิ บรรณานุกรมการอา้ งองิ ของ Elsevier : Scopus เปดิ ให้บริการแกผ่ ใู้ ชบ้ ริการทวั่ ไปใชฟ้ รีท ี่ www.scimagojr.com SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) พัฒนาโดย CWTS ประเทศเนเธอร์แลนด์ เปน็ การวัดถึงข้อมูลเนอื้ หาสว่ นการอา้ งองิ ถึง วารสารวิชาการ เปน็ หน่วยวัดทใี่ ห้สามารถเปรียบเทยี บไดโ้ ดยตรงในวารสารชอื่ ตา่ งๆ ในสาขาทแี่ ตกตา่ งกนั ดว้ ยการนับจ านวนความถี่ ทผี่ แู้ ตง่ ท าการอา้ งองิ ถึงบทความอนื่ ๆกอ่ นหน้านี้ ความเร็วของการไดร้ ับการอา้ งองิ และการประเมินคา่ ว่าฐานข้อมูลทใี่ ชม้ ีการ ครอบคลมุ เนอื้ หาในแตล่ ะสาขาอย่างไร หน่วยวัดคา่ SNIP เปดิ ให้บริการแกผ่ ใู้ ชบ้ ริการทวั่ ไปใชฟ้ รีท ี่ www.journalmetrics.com ก าหนดท าการปรับปรุงข้อมูลปลี ะ 2 ครงั้ เพื่อให้ข้อมูลมีความทนั สมัยทสี่ ดุ และร่วมมือกบั ฐานข้อมูล Scopus น าข้อมูลให้บริการ ท ี่ www.scopus.com (แหลง่ ข้อมูล: http://www.stks.or.th/web/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3444&Itemid=104 และ http://www.stks.or.th/web/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3404&Itemid=104) Journal of Public Health Subject Area in SCOPUS ID Source title Subject Area SJR SNIP 1 [Nippon koshu eisei zasshi] Japanese journal of public health Public Health 0.03 0.113 2 American Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.22 2.06 American journal of public health and the nation's health (coverage discontinued in Public Health 3 Scopus) 4 Annals of Tropical Medicine and Public Health Public Health 0.026 0.111 5 Annual Review of Public Health Public Health 0.734 4.325 6 Archives of Public Health Public Health 0.029 0.078 7 Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.051 0.51 8 Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.091 0.991 9 Australian Health Review Public Health 0.049 0.73 10 Australian Journal of Public Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 11 BMC Public Health Public Health 0.138 1.505 12 Canadian Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.071 0.72 13 Central European Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.051 0.452 14 Chinese Journal of Public Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health Communicable disease and public health / PHLS (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 15 16 Critical Public Health Public Health 0.038 0.677 17 Developments in health economics and public policy Public Health 0 18 Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness Public Health 0.089 0.825 19 East African journal of public health Public Health 0.041 0.181 20 European Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.123 1.459 Evidence-Based Healthcare and Public Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 21 22 Global Public Health Public Health 0.043 0.277 23 Health Care Ethics USA (Online) (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 24 Health Education and Behavior Public Health 0.105 1.459 25 Health Expectations Public Health 0.16 1.942 Indian Journal of Maternal and Child Health (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 26 27 Indian journal of public health Public Health 0.041 0.193 International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine and Public Public Health 0.03 1.252 28 Health 29 International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Public Health 0.093 0.556 30 International Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.115 1.134 31 Iranian Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.038 0.356 32 Italian Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.036 0.488 Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Public Health 0.058 0.242 33 Healthcare Quality 34 Journal of Adolescent Health Public Health 0.164 2.186 35 Journal of Adolescent Health Care (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 36 Journal of Environmental and Public Health Public Health 0.045 Journal of health and hospital law : a publication of the American Academy of Public Health Hospital Attorneys of the American Hospital Association (coverage discontinued in 37 Scopus) Journal of healthcare protection management : publication of the International Public Health 0.026 0.012 38 Association for Hospital Security 39 Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health Public Health 0.076 0.852 40 Journal of Infection and Public Health Public Health 0.07 0.486 41 Journal of Pediatric Health Care Public Health 0.057 0.443 42 Journal of preventive medicine and public health = Yebang Uihakhoe chi. Public Health 0.049 0.332 43 Journal of Public Health Public Health 0.106 1.113 Journal of Public Health Subject Area in SCOPUS ID Source title Subject Area SJR SNIP 44 Journal of Public Health Dentistry Public Health 0.068 0.962 45 Journal of Public Health Management and Practice Public Health 0.06 0.592 46 Journal of Public Health Medicine (coverage discontinued in Scopus) Public Health 47 Journal of Public Health Policy Public Health 0.101 0.655 48 Journal of Travel Medicine Public Health 0.136 0.952 Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series B: Infectious Diseases and Veterinary Public Public Health 49 Health (coverage
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