Bibliometrics

Bibliometrics

List of bibliometrics software

Ishwar Puri

Digambara Patra

Academic discipline

Saman Halgamuge

Carlos M. Duarte

Kevin J. Tracey

Kara Kockelman

Atta ur Rehman Khan

Rui Diogo

Ioannis Katsoyiannis

Josef Lutz

Gene Disease Database

Ahmed Al-Harrasi

Shuguang Zhang

Derek de Solla Price Memorial Medal

Clarivate

Computer Science Ontology

Impact factor

Don R. Swanson

Academic age

Bibliometrix

Informetrics

Yvonne Mburu

Helmut Abt

Science Citation Index Expanded

Histcite

Article-level metrics

Bradford's law

Scientometrics3

• Bibliometrics is closely associated with scientometrics, the analysis of scientific metrics and indicators, to the point that both fields largely overlap. (wikipedia.org)
• The concept of bibliometrics "stresses the material aspect of the undertaking: counting books, articles, publications, citations" In theory, bibliometrics is a distinct field from scientometrics (from the Russian naukometriya) which relies on the analysis of non-bibliographic indicators of scientific activity. (wikipedia.org)
• In practice, bibliometrics and scientometrics studies tend to use similar data sources and methods, as citation data has become the leading standard of quantitative scientific evaluation during the mid-20th century: "insofar as bibliometric techniques are applied to scientific and technical literature, the two areas of scientometrics and bibliometrics overlap to a considerable degree. (wikipedia.org)

Metrics2

• This introductory 1-hour class will cover key bibliometric theories and concepts, providing an overview of different types of metrics (including alternative metrics), and a closer look at the limitations and potential misuse of bibliometrics. (nih.gov)
• They are alternative metrics, responsible use of bibliometrics and responsible research evaluation movement, and application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in bibliometrics practice. (calaijol.org)

Altmetrics2

• They will discuss what they learned from their analysis of citation and publishing patterns by faculty at their institutions, including how to assess publisher Big Deals, identify collection development gaps, and go beyond traditional bibliometrics to support the tenure and promotion process using altmetrics. (choice360.org)
• We offer UEF Library customers guidance in utilising bibliometrics, altmetrics and datametrics. (uef.fi)

20223

• Bibliometrics: a powerful tool for evaluating the quality of science 02 May 2022 Bibliometrics is often associated with publication counts and citation impact indicators, but bibliometric analysis can also be a powerful tool for monitoring and evaluating the quality of scientific research with research program-relevant breadth and depth. (science-metrix.com)
• Feng, X. , Wang, X. and Su, Y. (2022), "An analysis of the current status of metaverse research based on bibliometrics", Library Hi Tech , Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. (emerald.com)
• The Ministry of Education and Culture, FUN Finnish University Libraries' Network, the Helsinki University Library, the Academy of Finland, and CSC - IT Center for Science will organize a seminar on bibliometrics on 12 April 2022. (helsinki.fi)

Indicators5

• Bibliometrics and Research Evaluation takes the reader through the challenges surrounding the use of quantitative indicators in research evaluation, considers the reasons behind their current misuse, and offers proposals and examples of the contributions that indicators can make to the analysis of the dynamics of science and to the evidence base for research policy. (mit.edu)
• This channel discusses the use of bibliometrics and other performance indicators in the Open Access industry. (openresearch.community)
• 1] Although opinions differ as to how reliable bibliometrics are as a sole measure of the quality and impact of research, [2, 3, 4] they are increasingly used to assess peer reviewed research outputs in contexts such as local research performance indicators, grant applications, and academic appraisal processes. (illinois.edu)
• Bibliometrics can provide useful quantitative indicators, but cannot measure the true impact and quality of your research. (york.ac.uk)
• In quantitative evaluation or in other words, bibliometrics, different indicators are produced from the publication using mathematical and statistical methods. (uef.fi)

Search1

• Beyond specialized scientific use, popular web search engines, such as the pagerank algorithm implemented by Google have been largely shaped by bibliometrics methods and concepts. (wikipedia.org)

Citations3

• Among the tools used to measure "research excellence," bibliometrics -aggregate data on publications and citations-has become dominant. (mit.edu)
• Bibliometrics is also used to illustrate the patterns of cooperation and scientific fields through analysis of Co-authorship and citations. (kau.se)
• The aim of this study was to examine the bibliometrics of systematic reviews and to determine the amount of variance in citations predicted by the journal impact factor (JIF) alone and combined with several other characteristics. (biomedcentral.com)

Quantitative analysis2

• Bibliometrics, the quantitative analysis of research publications, seeks to understand how research publications are produced, what they are about, and the impact they have had. (nih.gov)
• Bibliometrics is the quantitative analysis of scientific publications and can provide insight into the productivity, collaboration structures, research topics, and citation impacts of publications from laboratories, institutions, and grant portfolios. (nih.gov)

VOSviewer1

• The data from 1999 to 2021 were collected from the Web of Science core collection database, and analyzed through bibliometrics software (CiteSpace and VOSviewer) for the dual-map overlay of journals, top 25 references with the strongest citation bursts, top 25 keywords with the strongest citation bursts, and timeline of keywords . (bvsalud.org)

Evaluation5

• Bibliometrics tools have been commonly integrated in descriptive linguistics, the development of thesauri, and evaluation of reader usage. (wikipedia.org)
• Why bibliometrics is useful for understanding the global dynamics of science but generate perverse effects when applied inappropriately in research evaluation and university rankings. (mit.edu)
• Bibliometrics is hailed as an "objective" measure of research quality, a quantitative measure more useful than "subjective" and intuitive evaluation methods such as peer review that have been used since scientific papers were first published in the seventeenth century. (mit.edu)
• The seminar is intended for all people working with e.g. bibliometrics, research evaluation, and research administration. (helsinki.fi)
• It briefly explains what bibliometrics is and why it is important in research evaluation and impact analysis. (calaijol.org)

Citation data1

• Bibliometrics refers to the quantitative measures used to assess research output, in other words, publication and citation data analysis. (ucc.ie)

Analysis4

• In the early 1960s, the Science Citation Index of Eugene Garfield and the citation network analysis of Derek John de Solla Price laid the fundamental basis of a structured research program on bibliometrics. (wikipedia.org)
• Julie Morris (they/she) is the Collections Analysis/Bibliometrics Librarian at the University of New Brunswick. (choice360.org)
• RSVP for Advanced Training Programme on Bibliometrics and Research Output Analysis to add comments! (lislinks.com)
• Global trends and current status of amputation: Bibliometrics and visual analysis of publications from 1999 to 2021. (bvsalud.org)

Google Scholar1

• Is Google Scholar useful for bibliometrics? (diigo.com)

20161

• The present bibliometrics study of 153 articles published in the Mens Sana Monograph from 2007 to 2016. (unl.edu)

Retrieval2

• We highlight the importance of 'uncertainty' within information fusion and argue that this concept is crucial also for bibliometrics and information retrieval. (diva-portal.org)
• Finally we argue that a further integration of information fusion approaches in the research area of bibliometrics and information retrieval may results in new and fruitful venues of research. (diva-portal.org)

Publications3

• Bibliometrics is the use of statistical methods to analyse books, articles and other publications, especially in scientific contents. (wikipedia.org)
• Bibliometrics was conceived as a replacement for statistical bibliography, the main label used by publications in the field until then: for Pritchard, statistical bibliography was too "clumsy" and did not make it very clear what was the main object of study. (wikipedia.org)
• Bibliometrics referes to the quantitative methods used to examine the production and impact of scientific/academic publications. (kau.se)

Approach2

• The development of the web and the expansion of bibliometrics approach to non-scientific production has entailed the introduction of broader labels in the 1990s and the 2000s: infometrics, webometrics or cybermetrics. (wikipedia.org)
• Automated Research Impact Assessment: A New Bibliometrics Approach. (nih.gov)

Librarianship1

• The purpose of this paper is to discuss the background and potential consequences of bibliometrics being incorporated as a part of librarianship tasks and competencies. (diigo.com)

Bibliography1

• The anglicized version bibliometrics was first used by Alan Pritchard in a paper published in 1969, titled "Statistical Bibliography or Bibliometrics? (wikipedia.org)

Evaluate1

• Bibliometrics is used to an increasing extent to evaluate research and the distribution of research funding. (lth.se)

Statistical1

• Within bibliometrics, science and research are studied with the help of mathematical and statistical methods. (lth.se)

Science2

• The emergence of the Web and the open science movement has gradually transformed the definition and the purpose of "bibliometrics. (wikipedia.org)
• This paper is an overview of bibliometrics, a subfield of library and information science. (calaijol.org)

Study1

• This report presents the findings of a collaborative bibliometrics study conducted by the Cuban Ministry of Higher Education, the National Center for Scientific Research and INASP. (inasp.info)

Impact1

• 3.1 Measuring the Impact of Research - from Scholarly Communication to Broader Impact" In Handbook Bibliometrics edited by Rafael Ball, 135-148. (degruyter.com)

Scientists2

• The lecturers are prominent researchers, scientists/professors in the field of bibliometrics. (lislinks.com)
• The opportunities of bibliometrics are therefore very different between historians and medical scientists. (uef.fi)

Results2

• Bibliometrics results are often included in research evaluations and furthermore in the development of publication strategies. (kau.se)
• The more a certain field publishes in books (monographs) and in other languages than English, the weaker results bibliometrics provides. (uef.fi)

Community1

• LIS-Bibliometrics Community. (calaijol.org)

Measure1

• The word bibliometrics is a compound of the Greek words biblion (book) and metron (measurement, instrument to measure with). (lth.se)

Journal1

• The bibliometrics include the journal's publication, review and article access statistics, the articles attracting the most interest over the past year and the citation performance of the journal. (ajet.org.au)