What are Bibliometrics?
According to the NOAA Central Library "Bibliometrics are the quantitative analysis of academic publications. Using academic publications as a data source, bibliometric analysis attempts to provide a better understanding of how research is produced, organized, and interrelated. It also attempts to evaluate academic publications and sets of publications based on the number of citations these publications have received."
Books about Bibliometrics
The following books are available as ebooks through the UCSF Library unless otherwise noted
Resources on Bibliometrics
- Bibliometrics: The Leiden Manifesto for research metricsThe Leiden Manifesto describes 10 principles for responsible use of research metrics
- Metrics ToolkitThis toolkit includes short summaries of key research metrics including h-index, journal impact factor, and relative citation ratio.
- The rise of citational justice: how scholars are making references fairerAn article about "Cite Black Women" a movement to highlight the persistent bias in citation patterns.
- UC Davis DataLab Bibliometrics ToolkitA great overview of bibliometrics with info about tools and using metrics responsibly.
- Using Bibliometrics in Evaluating ResearchThis white paper from Thomson Reuters includes ten rules for using publication and citation analysis
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