Bibliometrics: tracking research impact by selecting the appropriate metrics

Bibliometrics: tracking research impact by selecting the appropriate metrics

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Traditionally, the success of a researcher is assessed by the number of publications he or she publishes in peer-reviewed, indexed, high impact journals. This essential yardstick, often referred to as the impact of a specific researcher, is assessed through the use of various metrics. While research...

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Main Authors: Abu-Elmagd, M (Author), Agarwal, A (Author), Assidi, M (Author), Banihani, S (Author), Bashiri, A (Author), Durairajanayagam, D (Author), Esteves, SC (Author), Gosalvez, J (Author), Harlev, A (Author), Henkel, R (Author), Homa, S (Author), Kesari, K (Author), Ko, E (Author), Ly, KD (Author), Majzoub, A (Author), Puchalt, NG (Author), Ramasamy, R (Author), Roychoudhury, S (Author), Sharma, R (Author), Tatagari, S (Author), Tvrda, E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2016
Subjects:
article-level metrics
AUTHORSHIP
bibliometrics
CITATION ANALYSIS
citation counts
h-index
H-INDEX
HISTORY
impact factor
INDICATORS
JOURNALS
NORMALIZATION
OPEN-ACCESS ARTICLES
research databases
research impact
research productivity
TOOL
traditional metrics
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