What problem does it solve? Researchers in Architecture, Engineering & Construction often struggle to choose credible publication venues, build defensible database source lists for systematic reviews, and interpret journal metrics correctly across subfields. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Venue Matching: Scope notes for leading AEC journals organized by cluster (construction informatics, management, building performance, structures, sustainability, architecture, safety) so a topic maps to the right outlet. - Source List Building: Comparison of bibliographic databases (Scopus, Web of Science, ASCE Library, OpenAlex, CumInCAD) with rules for systematic review search documentation. - Metrics Interpretation: Guidance on JIF, CiteScore, SJR, quartiles, h-index, and FWCI, including cautions against cross-field comparisons and predatory journals. - Use Case: A PhD student finishing a paper on BIM-based safety monitoring asks where to submit; the Skill recommends Automation in Construction as primary with ITcon and Journal of Building Engineering as alternates, plus APC and open-access considerations. ## Quick Start Ask which journals fit a manuscript on digital twins for construction safety monitoring and request a primary venue plus two alternates.