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The author-affiliation links are the essential elements used for multiplepurposes, such as the disambiguation of authors, the attribution of credits ofa publication and fractional counting, the analysis of scientific networks,etc. In this article we analyzed the author-affiliation link quality in the Webof Science (WoS) database between 2000 and 2021. We analyzed the linkcompleteness for 32,676,914 scientific publications under different angles: WoSindex, document type and the number of authors per publication. The analysisshowed that the author-affiliation link begins to be well informed from 2008.The share of publications for which all addresses and all authors are linked isclose to 100% from 2016. The results show a strong variability according to theWoS index, the document type and the number of authors per publication. AHCI isthe index with the highest completeness rate, unlike the SCI. For the documenttype, these are the Conference proceedings where the completeness rate isbetter and/or can be completed. Regarding the number of authors, statisticsshow that the higher the number, the more addresses and unlinked authors thereare. Finally, the analysis of a random sample of 100 publications showed thatin more than 50% of the cases, the author-address links do not exist in theoriginal publication, and the WoS reproduced only the available informationprovided by the editor.

The quality of the Web of Science data: a longitudinal study on the completeness of authors-addresses links