Growth pattern of Indian Chemical Science literature: A Scientometric analysis

Sangam, S. L.; Meera,; Megeri, M. N.

doi:10.1080/09737766.2008.10700845

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“…Bala and Gupta (2010) have examined the research profile of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology in India during the period 1998-2007, and the analyses include research growth, rank, global publications share, citation impact, the share of international collaborative papers and major collaborative partner countries and patterns of research communication in most productive journals. The chemical science research growth pattern in India among selected subfields was analyzed by Sangam et al (2008) and measure the growth by measuring relative growth rate and doubling time. Kumbar et al (2005) researched the collaborative research and authorship trend in agricultural sciences.…”

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The growing trend of India's participation in planetary science research

Mohan

Kumbar

2021

LHT

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PurposeThe present investigation aims to present the status of planetary science research in India using different scientometric indicators, as reflected in the Web of Science Core Collection database.Design/methodology/approachThe researcher adopted systematic approaches to retrieve the data from the Web of Science Core Collection database for 20 years by using AAS Astronomical subject keywords. A total of 1,504 Indian publications and 55,572 World's publications were considered for analysis. The data were analyzed using the biblioshiny application of bibliometrix to investigate the most productive countries/territories, institutions, authors, research fields, journals, keywords, and h, g-index. The VOSviewer program is used to construct and visualize scientometric networks and analyze the co-occurrence of terms. “Webometric Analyst 2.0” is used to retrieve the Altmetric attention scores for the articles.FindingsThe results revealed that the publications on planetary science research has increased over time, with an annual growth rate of 9.66%. The study also revealed the prolific authors and institutions, productive journals and most frequently cited journals. The USA was the major collaborating partner of India. The results also provided valuable information on the citations made to these papers on planetary science, including a total number of citations, average citations per item, cited rate and h-index. There were 28,086 citations to 1,504 papers. The top 67 citation papers were the h-core papers on planetary science in India. Altmetric score for planetary science articles ranged from 1 to 2,418. Twitter (69%), news outlets (16%), blogs (6%), and Facebook (6%) were the most popular Altmetric data resources.Originality/valueThis investigation is the first attempt to employ scientometrics and visualization techniques to planetary science research in India.

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Section: The Importance Of Scientometric Researchmentioning

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The growing trend of India's participation in planetary science research

Mohan

Kumbar

2021

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“…More and more specialization in the subjects is achieved by the scientists, which is a result of increased participation of group of researchers of different expertise. It has been found from earlier studies that collaboration in research varies from discipline to discipline and for the same discipline from time to time and from one country to another [11].…”

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Growth of Literature and Measures of Scientific Productivity of Indian Chemical Science Research during 2002-2016

Sab¹,

Kumar²,

Biradar³

2018

JACS

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This study reports the data analysis of chemical science research World and India during 2002-2016. Different data sets have been used for application of different indicators, publications, growth rate, areas of research and discussing its media of communication, strength and weakness in the areas of research, quality of research output, nature of highly cited papers, collaboration (national and international). The analysis of chemical science has finds the publications share of India during 2002-2016 was 5.46%, which has increased from 3.94 in 2002 to 6.99 in 2016 and it is observed from the study that the percentage of India's papers compared to that of the world's papers. India's share of science and technology research output increased from 3.94% in 2002 to 6.99% in 2016. The study shows a significant increase and suggests a 5.30% average growth in the yearly share and data has been collected from Web of Science database.

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“…Several country -wise studies on Oceanography were conducted, particularly in countries like now a day's scientometrics is one of the truly interdisciplinary research fields extended to almost all scientific fields. Scientometrics applications are used to measure scientific activities, mainly by producing statistics on scientific publications indexed in databases [2], presented a study based on references appended to the articles published in open access e-journals AgBioForu [3], have performed a scientometric analysis of all Tsunami related publications as per the Scopus (TM) database during 1997 -2008 including authorship pattern as one of the parameter for the study [4], have carried out study to know the characteristics of literature and degree of collaboration [5], have examined the Collaboration Pattern in Indian Contribution to Chemical sciences literature by scientific output and research performances of individual, institutional and country coloration etc. [6], have studied the Indian research output in diabetes during 1992 -2009 on several parameters including its growth, rank and global publication collaboration.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Scientific Productivity of Oceanography Literature: A Scientometric Analysis

Sab M

2017

OFOAJ

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The study examines India's performance based on its publication output in Oceanography literature during 2011-2015, based on various aspect of the oceanography research such as growth of papers (year wise), most prolific authors, document types, institutions involved, Sources wise distribution, subject wise distribution of publications and international collaboration linkages. The study reveals that, most of the researchers preferred to publish their research results in journals; as such 1.92% of articles were published in journals, more numbers of articles were published in the year 2015, the study shows that overall average citation per paper was 2.32, all the studies will be helpful for its further development. Further this study also identified to analyses coverage growth rates, coverage growth rates, source wise. Degree of collaboration, institutions wise and Geographical wise distribution of the literature.

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Growth pattern of Indian Chemical Science literature: A Scientometric analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

The growing trend of India's participation in planetary science research

The growing trend of India's participation in planetary science research

Growth of Literature and Measures of Scientific Productivity of Indian Chemical Science Research during 2002-2016

Scientific Productivity of Oceanography Literature: A Scientometric Analysis

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