RECOPILACION DE DOCUMENTOS SOBRE BIBLIOMETRIA PRODUCIDOS POR AUTORES ARGENTINOS : TERCERA CONTRIBUCION
Pedro Jorge Dimitri, Sandra Miguel
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Pedro Jorge Dimitri, Sandra Miguel
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The study uses bibliometric method includes quantitative analysis of the publications of authors Argentine institutions located in web search engines as Google and Google Scholar, specialized digital repositories as E-LIS (E-Prints in Library and Information Science), digital libraries as SciELO and RedALyC and SCOPUS database, Elsevier, being the data source most comprehensive multidisciplinary and international in the world. The terms used for searches on these sources have been "bibliometrics", "bibliometric analysis" and equivalent terms in English "Bibliometric" and "scientometric", to which he added the name of Argentina to identify and work together on the that at least one of the authors included the mention of an institution in Argentina institutional affiliation data. There was time delimitation, but tracked all studies regardless of the year, being the first one published in 1984. It should be noted that a significant number of publications is being compiled studied for years by one of the authors taking this task is tremendous value in the generation of a data source bibliometric studies conducted by researchers Argentines, who would otherwise be dispersed.
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The study uses bibliometric method includes quantitative analysis of the publications of authors Argentine institutions located in web search engines as Google and Google Scholar, specialized digital repositories as E-LIS (E-Prints in Library and Information Science), digital libraries as SciELO and RedALyC and SCOPUS database, Elsevier, being the data source most comprehensive multidisciplinary and international in the world. The terms used for searches on these sources have been "bibliometrics", "bibliometric analysis" and equivalent terms in English "Bibliometric" and "scientometric", to which he added the name of Argentina to identify and work together on the that at least one of the authors included the mention of an institution in Argentina institutional affiliation data. There was time delimitation, but tracked all studies regardless of the year, being the first one published in 1984. It should be noted that a significant number of publications is being compiled studied for years by one of the authors taking this task is tremendous value in the generation of a data source bibliometric studies conducted by researchers Argentines, who would otherwise be dispersed.
Key concepts: SciELO, Library science, Scopus, Bibliometrics, Web of science, Digital library, Webometrics, World Wide Web