Citation Analysis in the Open Access World
Citation Analysis in the Open Access World
Recent reports by the UK Parliament Committee on Science and Technology and the US House Appropriations Committee have recommended mandating that researchers provide Open Access (OA) to their research articles by self-archiving them free for all on the Web. OA is now firmly on the agenda for funding agencies, universities, libraries and publishers. What is needed now is objective, quantitative evidence of the benefits of OA to research authors, their institutions, their funders and to research itself. Web-based analysis of usage and citation patterns is providing this evidence.
Brody, Tim
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2004
Brody, Tim
5a940894-c1e0-4754-81f6-430b7492a941
Brody, Tim
(2004)
Citation Analysis in the Open Access World.
Interactive Media International.
Abstract
Recent reports by the UK Parliament Committee on Science and Technology and the US House Appropriations Committee have recommended mandating that researchers provide Open Access (OA) to their research articles by self-archiving them free for all on the Web. OA is now firmly on the agenda for funding agencies, universities, libraries and publishers. What is needed now is objective, quantitative evidence of the benefits of OA to research authors, their institutions, their funders and to research itself. Web-based analysis of usage and citation patterns is providing this evidence.
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Published date: 2004
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Electronics & Computer Science
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Local EPrints ID: 260000
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260000
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Date deposited: 04 Oct 2004
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Tim Brody
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