The Cited Journal Graph shows the distribution by cited year of citations to articles published in a journal.
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The white/grey division indicates the approximate position of the cited half-life (if < 10.0). Half of the journal's cited articles were published more recently than the cited half-life.
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The top (gold or yellow) portion of each column indicates journal self-citations: citations to articles in the journal from articles in the same journal.
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The bottom (dark blue) portion of each column indicates non-self citations: citations to the journal from articles in other journals.
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The two light blue columns indicate citations used to calculate the impact factor (always the 2nd and 3rd columns)
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