Quantitative Analysis on Fund-sponsored Theses in Core Information Science Periodicals
Ning Pan
Abstract
Ning Pan
Abstract
Employing literature metrology method,the author carries out quantitative analysis upon fund sponsored theses in 2007 core information science periodicals from following aspects: fund-sponsored these rate,the fund rank,research topic,research methods,co-writing rate,cooperative degree,pub-lishing organizations and regions of writer.The analysis is based on the samples of 8 representative core information science periodicals.The author is to discover the present situation of Information Science so as to provide some useful references for t he research of informatics.
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Employing literature metrology method,the author carries out quantitative analysis upon fund sponsored theses in 2007 core information science periodicals from following aspects: fund-sponsored these rate,the fund rank,research topic,research methods,co-writing rate,cooperative degree,pub-lishing organizations and regions of writer.The analysis is based on the samples of 8 representative core information science periodicals.The author is to discover the present situation of Information Science so as to provide some useful references for t he research of informatics.
Key concepts: Computer science, Core (optical fiber), Informatics, Quantitative analysis (chemistry), Information science, Library science, Rank (graph theory), Information retrieval