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Journal of Data Science, Informetrics, and Citation Studies, 2024
The present study examined the open-access status of dairy research publications published by Ind... more The present study examined the open-access status of dairy research publications published by Indian institutions. The study utilized Scopus to source the required data for a 10-year period (2013-2022) and employed a data carpentry approach for cleaning and processing the data. Data carpentry tools/software such as Open Refine, OpenAlex, Dimensions.ai, and Altmetric.com were utilized in various instances for different purposes. Findings reveal that 35.26% of publications were distributed across various open-access categories and were used in the study to generate the analysis. The study indicates that DOI-based publications increased over time, while Open-Access (OA) publications consistently maintained a share exceeding 30%. Gold OA is prevalent in terms of occurrence, citations, and altmetrics, with other OA categories also significantly present. The CC-BY license is mostly used as an OA license, and among the 10 document types, "Article" is the most prevalent. The "Journal of Food Science and Technology" holds the highest number of OA publications, while Elsevier BV is the highest contributing publication agency. Further study reveals that the three-authorship pattern mostly occurred in open-access publications of dairy research, with a prevalent multiple-authorship pattern. The ratio of citations was found to be higher for open-access publications compared to closed access, and the altmetric attention score was also found to be higher for open access publications than for closed ones. ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute emerged as the top contributor of OA publications in dairy research. Lastly, the study discusses the limitations and future prospects of the research, providing a comprehensive overview of the conducted analysis.
Journal of Data Science , Informetrics and Citation Studies, Apr 1, 2024
Journal of advancements in library sciences, Apr 16, 2018
Journal of Indian Library Association, Oct 24, 2021
Journal of Indian Library Association, Oct 24, 2021
The paper discusses about the various initiatives started by the Indian government to bridge the ... more The paper discusses about the various initiatives started by the Indian government to bridge the digital divide in agricultural domain. Community information Service and Centers have been established at various parts of the country by the Government.Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services have been utilized to maximize their reach to the wider level. ICT become the fastest medium for the dissemination of information to the world community. So, Government of India has several projects for dissemination of public information among citizens through ICT. The paper further discusses the role of agricultural libraries towards upbringing public awareness.
COLLNET Journal of Scientometrics and Information Management, 2018
Paper deals with the scientometric analysis of research performance of SAARC countries in Library... more Paper deals with the scientometric analysis of research performance of SAARC countries in Library & Information Science. Quantitative research performance of SAARC countries in terms of total documents, citable documents, and non-citable documents has been discussed. Further, citations related data to SAARC countries during 1996-2015 from Scopus database have been analyzed elaborately. Citations per documents, Relative Citation Impact, and h-index have been calculated for SAARC countries during the period. India has been found to be most productive country in LIS research and receiving citations also amongst SAARC countries followed by Pakistan and Bangladesh. Moreover, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Maldives are far behind in research productivity of LIS research amongst SAARC countries.
KIIT Journal of Library and Information Management, 2019
Library Progress (International), 2018
Paper discusses the requirement of Mobile Clouds in the society. The architecture and deployment ... more Paper discusses the requirement of Mobile Clouds in the society. The architecture and deployment models have been discussed also. Mobile broadband connection and connection devices issues has elaborated with the discussion about 2G/3G/4G technologies and their future prospects. Mobile Cloud applications and Mobile Cloud apps marketing and its future have been mentioned clearly. The paper presents Mobile Clouds as a potential technology in the field of mobile services.
The paper deals with the content analysis of scholarly communications posted over online forum NM... more The paper deals with the content analysis of scholarly communications posted over online forum NMLIS by library professionals. The paper discusses about online communications of LIS professionals through online discussion forums like NMLIS and in relation to that reviewed available literature. One year’s scholarly communications of NMLIS have been taken in consideration with numbers of related objectives. Data collection and analysis has been done through online survey and observation methods. Eight categories have been identified for groupings of 2403 scholarly communications. The main focus of scholarly communications has been observed; most prolific contributors of every month have been identified from the group communications; extent of file attachments and numbers of files has been calculated and categorized according to their file types; and finally top most contributors of job related information and library specific information have been identified by number of postings and ...
International Journal of Information Science and Management, 2018
Study analyses scientometric assessment of LIS research performance of OPEC member countries. The... more Study analyses scientometric assessment of LIS research performance of OPEC member countries. The research publication data indexed in Scopus for the OPEC member countries were extracted and used for the analysis. The data are analyzed to identify quantitative research performance of OPEC member countries in terms of total documents, citable documents, and non-citable documents. The citation impact is measured by different parameters, like total citations, citations per document, Relative Citation Impact, self-citations, and self-citations per document. Finally, the quality of the document is assessed by means of h -index. Nigeria has been found to be most productive country in LIS research and Iran is receiving highest citations and also in h -index performance amongst OPEC member countries. Iraq, Libya, and Ecuador are far away in LIS research productivity and needs strong steps to improve LIS research productivity for future endeavor.
Paper reviews the development of webometrics researches conducted by scholars and depicts the ori... more Paper reviews the development of webometrics researches conducted by scholars and depicts the origin of webometrics from bibliometrics. Relationship between metrics branches such as bibliometrics, scientometrics, informetrics, webometrics and cybermetrics has been established and discussed the boundary of each. Webometrics techniques like web link structure analysis, web page content analysis, web usage analysis, and web technology analysis elaborated. Further webometric terminology and diagrams used for understanding of webometrics terms has been explained thoroughly.
Paper evaluates the growth and development of open access repositories of the world covered under... more Paper evaluates the growth and development of open access repositories of the world covered under the umbrella of OpenDOAR. Data gathered from the OpenDOAR website and growth rate has been calculated by the given formula. Several parameters have been identified for the analysis of open access repositories. Scope is limited to the 2729 repositories listed in the OpenDOAR as on given date. Paper concludes with maximum, operational, open access institutional repositories establishment in western continents and countries with the Dspace an Eprints softwares having journal article and electronic theses/dissertations as major contents types in English language interfaces. Keywords: Open Access Repository, Institutional Repository, Open Access, IR Development, OpenDOAR Cite this Article Akhandanand Shukla, Changing Dimensions in Development of Open Access Repositories: An Analytical Study of OpenDOAR, Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences. 2016; 3(1): 42–49p.
Paper discusses the bibliometric aspects of publications of CALIBER convention 2008 held at Allah... more Paper discusses the bibliometric aspects of publications of CALIBER convention 2008 held at Allahabad. Paper covers 76 articles published in the proceedings of CALIBER 2008. The study comprises to evaluate the themes and sub-themes of the conference, authorship pattern, degree of collaboration, state-wise and country-wise geographical distribution of papers, average references per paper, bibliographic forms of documents used in references and top cited LIS journals. The study found multiple authorship patterns with the good degree of collaboration, Uttar Pradesh as the highest paper contributing state and India as the highest contributing country, more than 10 references per article, Journal papers as the prevalent form of documents, and Library Hi-Tech News as the top cited journal of the field.
Journal of Data Science, Informetrics, and Citation Studies, 2024
The present study examined the open-access status of dairy research publications published by Ind... more The present study examined the open-access status of dairy research publications published by Indian institutions. The study utilized Scopus to source the required data for a 10-year period (2013-2022) and employed a data carpentry approach for cleaning and processing the data. Data carpentry tools/software such as Open Refine, OpenAlex, Dimensions.ai, and Altmetric.com were utilized in various instances for different purposes. Findings reveal that 35.26% of publications were distributed across various open-access categories and were used in the study to generate the analysis. The study indicates that DOI-based publications increased over time, while Open-Access (OA) publications consistently maintained a share exceeding 30%. Gold OA is prevalent in terms of occurrence, citations, and altmetrics, with other OA categories also significantly present. The CC-BY license is mostly used as an OA license, and among the 10 document types, "Article" is the most prevalent. The "Journal of Food Science and Technology" holds the highest number of OA publications, while Elsevier BV is the highest contributing publication agency. Further study reveals that the three-authorship pattern mostly occurred in open-access publications of dairy research, with a prevalent multiple-authorship pattern. The ratio of citations was found to be higher for open-access publications compared to closed access, and the altmetric attention score was also found to be higher for open access publications than for closed ones. ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute emerged as the top contributor of OA publications in dairy research. Lastly, the study discusses the limitations and future prospects of the research, providing a comprehensive overview of the conducted analysis.
Journal of Data Science , Informetrics and Citation Studies, Apr 1, 2024
Journal of advancements in library sciences, Apr 16, 2018
Journal of Indian Library Association, Oct 24, 2021
Journal of Indian Library Association, Oct 24, 2021
The paper discusses about the various initiatives started by the Indian government to bridge the ... more The paper discusses about the various initiatives started by the Indian government to bridge the digital divide in agricultural domain. Community information Service and Centers have been established at various parts of the country by the Government.Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services have been utilized to maximize their reach to the wider level. ICT become the fastest medium for the dissemination of information to the world community. So, Government of India has several projects for dissemination of public information among citizens through ICT. The paper further discusses the role of agricultural libraries towards upbringing public awareness.
COLLNET Journal of Scientometrics and Information Management, 2018
Paper deals with the scientometric analysis of research performance of SAARC countries in Library... more Paper deals with the scientometric analysis of research performance of SAARC countries in Library & Information Science. Quantitative research performance of SAARC countries in terms of total documents, citable documents, and non-citable documents has been discussed. Further, citations related data to SAARC countries during 1996-2015 from Scopus database have been analyzed elaborately. Citations per documents, Relative Citation Impact, and h-index have been calculated for SAARC countries during the period. India has been found to be most productive country in LIS research and receiving citations also amongst SAARC countries followed by Pakistan and Bangladesh. Moreover, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Maldives are far behind in research productivity of LIS research amongst SAARC countries.
KIIT Journal of Library and Information Management, 2019
Library Progress (International), 2018
Paper discusses the requirement of Mobile Clouds in the society. The architecture and deployment ... more Paper discusses the requirement of Mobile Clouds in the society. The architecture and deployment models have been discussed also. Mobile broadband connection and connection devices issues has elaborated with the discussion about 2G/3G/4G technologies and their future prospects. Mobile Cloud applications and Mobile Cloud apps marketing and its future have been mentioned clearly. The paper presents Mobile Clouds as a potential technology in the field of mobile services.
The paper deals with the content analysis of scholarly communications posted over online forum NM... more The paper deals with the content analysis of scholarly communications posted over online forum NMLIS by library professionals. The paper discusses about online communications of LIS professionals through online discussion forums like NMLIS and in relation to that reviewed available literature. One year’s scholarly communications of NMLIS have been taken in consideration with numbers of related objectives. Data collection and analysis has been done through online survey and observation methods. Eight categories have been identified for groupings of 2403 scholarly communications. The main focus of scholarly communications has been observed; most prolific contributors of every month have been identified from the group communications; extent of file attachments and numbers of files has been calculated and categorized according to their file types; and finally top most contributors of job related information and library specific information have been identified by number of postings and ...
International Journal of Information Science and Management, 2018
Study analyses scientometric assessment of LIS research performance of OPEC member countries. The... more Study analyses scientometric assessment of LIS research performance of OPEC member countries. The research publication data indexed in Scopus for the OPEC member countries were extracted and used for the analysis. The data are analyzed to identify quantitative research performance of OPEC member countries in terms of total documents, citable documents, and non-citable documents. The citation impact is measured by different parameters, like total citations, citations per document, Relative Citation Impact, self-citations, and self-citations per document. Finally, the quality of the document is assessed by means of h -index. Nigeria has been found to be most productive country in LIS research and Iran is receiving highest citations and also in h -index performance amongst OPEC member countries. Iraq, Libya, and Ecuador are far away in LIS research productivity and needs strong steps to improve LIS research productivity for future endeavor.
Paper reviews the development of webometrics researches conducted by scholars and depicts the ori... more Paper reviews the development of webometrics researches conducted by scholars and depicts the origin of webometrics from bibliometrics. Relationship between metrics branches such as bibliometrics, scientometrics, informetrics, webometrics and cybermetrics has been established and discussed the boundary of each. Webometrics techniques like web link structure analysis, web page content analysis, web usage analysis, and web technology analysis elaborated. Further webometric terminology and diagrams used for understanding of webometrics terms has been explained thoroughly.
Paper evaluates the growth and development of open access repositories of the world covered under... more Paper evaluates the growth and development of open access repositories of the world covered under the umbrella of OpenDOAR. Data gathered from the OpenDOAR website and growth rate has been calculated by the given formula. Several parameters have been identified for the analysis of open access repositories. Scope is limited to the 2729 repositories listed in the OpenDOAR as on given date. Paper concludes with maximum, operational, open access institutional repositories establishment in western continents and countries with the Dspace an Eprints softwares having journal article and electronic theses/dissertations as major contents types in English language interfaces. Keywords: Open Access Repository, Institutional Repository, Open Access, IR Development, OpenDOAR Cite this Article Akhandanand Shukla, Changing Dimensions in Development of Open Access Repositories: An Analytical Study of OpenDOAR, Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences. 2016; 3(1): 42–49p.
Paper discusses the bibliometric aspects of publications of CALIBER convention 2008 held at Allah... more Paper discusses the bibliometric aspects of publications of CALIBER convention 2008 held at Allahabad. Paper covers 76 articles published in the proceedings of CALIBER 2008. The study comprises to evaluate the themes and sub-themes of the conference, authorship pattern, degree of collaboration, state-wise and country-wise geographical distribution of papers, average references per paper, bibliographic forms of documents used in references and top cited LIS journals. The study found multiple authorship patterns with the good degree of collaboration, Uttar Pradesh as the highest paper contributing state and India as the highest contributing country, more than 10 references per article, Journal papers as the prevalent form of documents, and Library Hi-Tech News as the top cited journal of the field.