Bibliometrics is the application of counts and statistical methods to the study of bibliographic data. It can reveal relationship and trend insights in the scholarly work ecosystem. For example, we can try to identify emerging topic trends within a grouping of works, or provide indicators regarding a publication set of a individual, research group, and institutions.
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Good research metrics data relies on clean, disambiguated relationships between the works, and the people and organizations that are related to those works. These relationships are dependent on persistent identifiers. Many errors and miss-assignments can occur without human intervention or other systems to inform/apply accuracy. Researchers are encouraged to learn and invest some time and employ assistance in their profile; institutions are encouraged to adopt inter-operable research information management systems that assist in profile management and inform accuracy for their researchers across the ecosystem.
MANAGE YOUR IDENTITY (PROFILE): 3 STEPS
WHY YOU SHOULD: 6 REASONS
There is an upfront time/effort commitment but you will realize these benefits: