Academic performance, international circulation, and reception of his work in seismic engineering, seismology, computational mechanics, and risk assessment.
The statistics show that Marcelo Moncayo’s work is being consulted by specialists in structural engineering, seismology, geophysics, magnetism, paleomagnetism, and natural-hazard assessment.
Cumulative profile index, with an increase of 2.2 points during the most recently reported week.
Total reads across the full body of scientific work, including 43 new reads during the most recently reported week.
Recommendations recorded on the academic profile.
Las cifras siguientes no corresponden a un solo paper, sino al conjunto de publicaciones, lecturas, citaciones y recomendaciones acumuladas por Marcelo Moncayo Theurer on ResearchGate.
Research Interest Score: 31,5 · 3.165 lecturas · 2 recomendaciones.
During the most recently reported week, the profile gained 2.2 Research Interest Score points and received 43 new reads.
Marcelo Moncayo Theurer’s Research Interest Score is higher than that of 43% of all ResearchGate members, placing him within the top 57% of the platform.
Its Research Interest Score is higher than that of 74% of documents published in 2026. The visible interest breakdown consists of 75% full-text reads and 25% other reads.
The study reached a Research Interest Score of 3.8, higher than 95% of works published in 2026 and 59% of works in its discipline.
The visible reader cards show researchers affiliated with universities and geoscience centers in Asia, Europe, and Africa.
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Countries present in the latest weekly report.
Institutions present in the latest weekly report.
Scientific areas present in the latest weekly report.
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The impact goes beyond the number of reads. The reader composition connects these works with technical communities directly related to seismology, geophysics, structural engineering, seismic hazard, and seismotectonics.
El paper del terremoto de Venezuela está dentro del 5% superior de los trabajos publicados on ResearchGate durante 2026, según la comparación mostrada por la plataforma.