Bibliometrics involves conducting statistical analyses of publishing productivity and citations.
Productivity analysis is a basic component of bibliometrics which gives insight into the publishing volume of a group of researchers; how it has changed over time, and what publishing channels have been used.
Analyses provided typically include:
Productivity analyses has many potential uses:
Citation analysis is a central part of bibliometric analysis. Citations are regarded as a proxy for quality and a measure of the impact of a publication. The calculations differ from the productivity analysis in that they cannot be done until all publications have been published long enough – at least one year – to receive citations.
Analyses provided typically include:
Citation analysis has many potential uses:
If you wish to get this analysis for your entity, please contact us at bibliometrics.lib@chalmers.se
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