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Anduckia, Juan Carlos; Gómez, Julián; Gómez, Yrma

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“…In summary, limited bibliometrics study have been investigated on the publication patterns in the education, such as (Cheng, Wang, Morch, Chen, Kinshuk, & Spector, 2014;Chiang, Kuo, & Yang, 2010;Gomez-Garcia, Ramiro, Ariza, & Granados, 2012;Marshakova-Shaikevich, 2005;Piotrowski, 2013). Additionally, two of them concentrate on physics education (Anduckia, Gomez, & Gomez, 2000;Jacobs & Ingwersen, 2000) which were published more than a decade ago. So, a comprehensive and up-to-date bibliometrics study on Physics education is needed.…”

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Publication Trends In Physics Education: A Bibliometric Study

Jamali¹,

Zain²,

Samsudin³

et al. 2015

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A publication trend in Physics Education by employing bibliometric analysis leads the researchers to describe current scientific movement. This paper tries to answer "What do Physics education scientists concentrate in their publications?" by analyzing the productivity and development of publications on the subject category of Physics Education in the period 1980-2013. The Web of Science databases in the research areas of "EDUCATION -EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH" was used to extract the publication trends. The study involves 1360 publications, including 840 articles, 503 proceedings paper, 22 reviews, 7 editorial material, 6 Book review, and one Biographical item. Number of publications with "Physical Education" in topic increased from 0.14 % (n = 2) in 1980 to 16.54 % (n = 225) in 2011. Total number of receiving citations is 8071, with approximately citations per papers of 5.93. The results show the publication and citations in Physic Education has increased dramatically while the Malaysian share is well ranked.

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Publication Trends In Physics Education: A Bibliometric Study

Jamali¹,

Zain²,

Samsudin³

et al. 2015

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“…To capture the trends and characteristics of these publications, the bibliometric analyses is suitable and a widely used research tool in many areas of study. (Ale Ebrahim, 2013b;Anduckia, Gomez, & Gomez, 2000;Cronin, 2001;Eshraghi, Osman, Gholizadeh, Ali, & Shadgan, 2013;Tian, Wen, & Hong, 2008). The Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) Web of Science database will be used to extract needed data as it is reliable and is a popular source for reviewing literature.…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis on “Fertility Rate” Research Trends

Nagaratnam

Ebrahim

Habibullah

2016

J. Professional Business Review

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The systematic literature search on the fertility rate was performed on articles from the Web of Science compiled by the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) to provide major publication characteristics. All articles related to Fertility from year 1980 to 2011 were analyzed with the bibliometric approach using non-parametrics techniques. Total Citation, Citation per year and Cited References were significantly different between the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s, with more than a 100% increase in the number of publication. The association between number of authors and citation per year were significantly weak. Number of publication in a journal posed a poor negative association with the citation per year. Similarity between Authors Keyword and KeyWords Plus® do not promote the increase in citation per year. The author’s affiliation and country of publication would be an interesting exploration for future fertility research. The bibiliometric analyses on Fertility is rather new and vital, as the key finding will provide researchers guidance in the literature search and future publication.

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“…Thomas (1996) investigated several databases such as Biological Abstracts, Agris, Current Advances in Biological Sciences, and Current Contents with regard to coverage of 360 Indian agricultural journals. Anduckia et al (2000) bibliometrically evaluated research projects in Colombia between 1983 and 1994. The paper also assessed parameters such as institutions, mean number of authors of articles, and origin of publication.…”

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Scientometric assessment of publishing patterns of agricultural researchers in the Slovenian national journals as indexed by the national online bibliographic database COBISS/COBIB

BARTOL,

STOPAR

2004

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The aim was to systematically analyze the patterns of scatter of both scientific and non-scientific articles by the scientists of the Agronomy, Biology, Food Science and Technology, Forestry, Wood Science and Technology, and the Zootechnical Departments of the Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Ljubljana in the Slovenian national journals in the period 1995-2002. The national online catalogue and bibliographic databases COBISS/ COBIB were employed to this end. Two experimental databases were set up to upload the data for further analysis. 240 different journals that published 4163 different articles were identified. 3141 Scientific and 1022 non-scientific articles were published in 82 and 203 journals respectively. 45 journals published both scientific and non-scientific articles. 12 journals published more than 100 articles each, and 78 different journals published a single article. The five core journals published 39% of all articles. This is an assessment of the national serial productivity and does not reflect the total scientific productivity as many authors may publish mainly in international periodicals which were not the object of this analysis. The main difficulties of this kind of study were presented in establishing a uniform group of authors. COBIB can be used to some extent but with limitations as a lot of manual editing is needed to extract the relevant data into a consistent group of articles for further analysis.

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Publication Trends In Physics Education: A Bibliometric Study

Publication Trends In Physics Education: A Bibliometric Study

A Bibliometric Analysis on “Fertility Rate” Research Trends

Scientometric assessment of publishing patterns of agricultural researchers in the Slovenian national journals as indexed by the national online bibliographic database COBISS/COBIB

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