Scopus & Compendex Data Extraction
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m compiling a focused literature dataset and need an experienced researcher to handle the search, screening, and data-extraction workflow for me. You will run keyword searches in both Scopus and Compendex (EI Compendex), apply a relevance-to-topic filter that I’ll define up front, and then pull the essential bibliographic details into neat, well-labeled tables.
The process I expect is straightforward:
• Search Scopus and Compendex with the exact keyword strings I provide.
• Screen each hit for topical relevance only—date range or document type limits are not required at this stage.
• Capture key fields (at minimum: title, authors, source, year, DOI or accession number, and abstract snippet) and place them into a structured spreadsheet so each column is consistent across both databases.
I’ll supply the keywords and the relevance criteria; you return a clean spreadsheet (Excel or CSV) plus the original export files for traceability. Accuracy in screening and tidy formatting are critical, but the overall task is purely technical—no narrative synthesis needed.
If you already use tools or scripts that speed up Scopus or EI Compendex exporting, let me know; otherwise a manual export is fine as long as the final tables are complete and error-free.
The process I expect is straightforward:
• Search Scopus and Compendex with the exact keyword strings I provide.
• Screen each hit for topical relevance only—date range or document type limits are not required at this stage.
• Capture key fields (at minimum: title, authors, source, year, DOI or accession number, and abstract snippet) and place them into a structured spreadsheet so each column is consistent across both databases.
I’ll supply the keywords and the relevance criteria; you return a clean spreadsheet (Excel or CSV) plus the original export files for traceability. Accuracy in screening and tidy formatting are critical, but the overall task is purely technical—no narrative synthesis needed.
If you already use tools or scripts that speed up Scopus or EI Compendex exporting, let me know; otherwise a manual export is fine as long as the final tables are complete and error-free.