2012Asian Journal of Information Science and TechnologyOpen access

Mapping of Indian Ecology Research Literature

K. M. Maheswari, Sujith Ravi

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This study attempts to analyse the research profile of Ecology research in India during 1999-2010, country’s performance based on its research output, its publication share and rank in global context, and annual publication growth rate. It also analyses the share of international collaborative papers in India’s research output, the characteristics of research output of major Indian institutions, authors, and highly-cited papers. The patterns of research communication by Indian scientists in most productive journals in this discipline have also been evaluated.

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This study attempts to analyse the research profile of Ecology research in India during 1999-2010, country’s performance based on its research output, its publication share and rank in global context, and annual publication growth rate. It also analyses the share of international collaborative papers in India’s research output, the characteristics of research output of major Indian institutions, authors, and highly-cited papers. The patterns of research communication by Indian scientists in most productive journals in this discipline have also been evaluated.

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This study attempts to analyse the research profile of Ecology research in India during 1999-2010, country’s performance based on its research output, its publication share and rank in global context, and annual publication growth rate. It also analyses the share of international collaborative papers in India’s research output, the characteristics of research output of major Indian institutions, authors, and highly-cited papers. The patterns of research communication by Indian scientists in most productive journals in this discipline have also been evaluated.

Key concepts: Ecology, Context (archaeology), Rank (graph theory), Social science, Political science, Geography, Regional science, Sociology

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