  We implement the PaperRank and AuthorRank indices introduced in [Amodio &
Brugnano, 2014] in the Scopus database, in order to highlight quantitative and
qualitative information that the bare number of citations and/or the h-index of
an author are unable to provide. In addition to this, the new indices can be
cheaply updated in Scopus, since this has a cost comparable to that of updating
the number of citations. Some examples are reported to provide insight in their
potentialities, as well as possible extensions.
