Friday 31 March 2017

Researcher visibility - Research impact and visibility - Oppaat at University of Tampere

 Source: http://libguides.uta.fi/researchimpactandvisibility/visibility



Researcher identification


Researcher identification



During the research process, the information of individual
researchers and organizations is registered into various data systems
(HR systems, funders's systems, project management systems, publishers,
research information systems, publication registers and archives,
international publication archives, patent databases and partner
customership systems). Various scientific societies and communities also
handle information about researchers and organizations.



Figure & text: TUT Library http://scienceport.tut.fi/researchersupport/gainvisibility


ORCID researcher iD


ORCID logo     Open Researcher and Contributor ID



The international ORCID identifier will provide you with a permanent
and unique digital identifier. It is a series of numbers that will
distinguish you from other researchers. There are currently 2.9 million
ORCID identifiers in use across the globe.



Thirteen Finnish research organisations and CSC – IT Center for
Science have joined the national ORCID consortium whose first membership
term begun on 1 June 2016. The Ministry of Education and Culture has
commissioned CSC to act as Consortium Leader.



ORCID researcher iD



  • enables identifying researchers across organisations
  • can also be linked to other types of researcher IDs. When this
    feature is activated in the ORCID service, information about an author’s
    publications will be automatically transferred from reference databases
    (Web of Science, Scopus) to their ORCID profile.
  • enables searching publications in Web of Science and Scopus

Publisher based researcher identifiers and ISNI


The publisher based researcher identifiers make it easy to
extract publications by an author from the database in question.
Unfortunately, these identifiers only work in one database, so the
researcher needs multiple identifiers.



ResarcherID



  • ResearcherID is integrated with Web of Science, making it is easy
    to add publications to your own researcher account. You can create the
    identifier yourself in the Web of Science -database or at www.researcherid.com.
  • You need to link your new Web of Science articles to your researcher account by choosing "Save to ResearcherID".
  • Your ORCID account can be associated with your ResearcherID and data can be exchanged between these two.
Scopus Author ID



  • The Scopus author identifier distinguishes you from other authors
    by assigning you a unique number and then grouping all your documents
    together.
  • However, if your name has appeared in various ways during your
    authoring career or you have changed affiliations at any point, your
    publications may be spread over a number of different author profiles.
  • The easiest way to manage your profile is through the Scopus to ORCID wizard: http://orcid.scopusfeedback.com/.
  • Further details: Manage my Author Profile
ISNI - International Standard Name Identifier



ISNI, based on the ISO 27729 standard, is a system for unambiguously
identifying people or organizations owning scientific or creative works
or opuses.


Google Scholar author profile


Researchers can create a Google account and collect all their articles found in Google Scholar to "My Citations page".



Google Scholar profile



  • public or private
  • a list of researchers´s own publications
  • statistics of citations received by the publications and tracking of citations
  • H-index of all the publications and five-year h-index
  • i10-index, i.e. the number of publications with over 10 citations
  • when searching by author in Google Scholar the public profile will be at the top of the search results and displayed as a link
Researcher visibility - Research impact and visibility - Oppaat at University of Tampere

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