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CIMNE journal ´Archives of Computational Methods in Engineering´ reaches an Impact Factor of 8.171

Jul 4, 2022

arcoThe journal Archives of Computational Methods in Engineering (ARCO) owned by CIMNE and published by Springer has reached an Impact Factor (IF) in 2021 of 8.171.

The five year Impact Factor is IF=8.967. The new Impact Factor is a considerable increase of the 2020 value of IF=7.302. The figure of downloads of the journal was 322,209 in 2021.

The table below shows the increasing trend of the IF in ARCO. With the current Impact Factor, ARCO remains ranked as the number one journal in its field, according to Web of Science and Scopus.

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