Citation Tracking for Future Collaboration and Improving H-index
Citation
tracking is used to discover how many times a particular article has
been cited by other articles. Citation tracking involves using citation
data to measure the impact of an article and monitor the impact of
research publications. Citation tracking lets you follow a particular
author or paper and how it's being cited at present. Citation tracking
allow you to find out which bits of your work are appreciated and used
by other academics. There are a number of indexing services which keep
track of citations. Example: Scopus, Web of Science (WOS), Google
Scholar, ResearchGate, etc. In this workshop, I will introduce some
important tools for tracking your scholarly output citations and know
how often (and by whom) your paper has been cited already?.
tracking is used to discover how many times a particular article has
been cited by other articles. Citation tracking involves using citation
data to measure the impact of an article and monitor the impact of
research publications. Citation tracking lets you follow a particular
author or paper and how it's being cited at present. Citation tracking
allow you to find out which bits of your work are appreciated and used
by other academics. There are a number of indexing services which keep
track of citations. Example: Scopus, Web of Science (WOS), Google
Scholar, ResearchGate, etc. In this workshop, I will introduce some
important tools for tracking your scholarly output citations and know
how often (and by whom) your paper has been cited already?.
Citation Tracking for Future Collaboration and Improving H-index
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