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Colombian scientific journals are poorly represented in international digitallibraries; however, through Google Scholar (GS) it is possible to determinetheir use by the community. Between the years of 2003 and 2007 a classificationof 185 Colombian journals indexed in the Colombian National BibliographicalIndex (IBNP) was performed using the information provided by GS, basingcategorization on size indicators, indexation and citation. The indicators wereanalyzed by grouping the journals in two general areas: sciences and socialsciences. In each area, the indicators provided by the digital librariesScopus, Redalyc and Scielo were compared. Additionally, the indicators providedby IBNP journals categories (A1, A2, B and C) were also compared. The sciencesand social sciences had a similar pattern in their indicators. The existence ofpositive correlations was established between some indicators and theypredicted that the number of citations per journal in GS and the h indexdepends on its visibility in GS and Scopus. We put forward that the currentIBNP categories (A1, A2, B or C) faintly reflect the use of journals by thecommunity and we propose a classification based on the h index as an infometricindicator, which reflects not only its visibility in Google Scholar, but alsoits inclusion in certain international digital libraries, particularly Scopus.Our results may be applied to the creation of public policies regarding scienceand technology in Colombia and in developing countries.

A Proposal to Classify Latinamerican Scientific Journals using Citation Indicators: Case Study in Colombia