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US Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information OSTI ICSTI Technical Activities Coordinating TACC Meeting October 2013 Traditional Bibliometrics and Alternative Metrics in Research Program Assessment ID: 294329

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Lorrie JohnsonU.S. Department of EnergyOffice of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)ICSTI Technical Activities Coordinating (TACC) MeetingOctober 2013

Traditional Bibliometrics and Alternative Metrics in Research Program AssessmentSlide2

Scientific and Technical Publication Metrics

Scientific and technical publications, such as journal articles, are the primary products of scientific research, and the means by which new knowledge is created and

transferred.

Publication

metrics can provide useful insight into research productivity, and into the impact and influence of research within particular fields of

science.Slide3
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Analysis of Joint Genome Institute PublicationsSlide7

Aggregate JGI Citation Data(from Web of Science)

JGI publications were cited 51,590 times (through April 2013)

Average citations per article = 56

H Index = 113 (113 articles have been cited more than 113 times)

Average citations per year = 4,299

Citations for JGI publications are continuing to grow over time.Slide8

Top Journals for JGI PublicationsComparison of Citation Rates for JGI Articles versus Other Articles in Journal

Journal Titles

# Articles

% of Total (908)

5 Year Impact Factor

Total Number of Citations for JGI Publications

Average Number of Citations per JGI Publication

Average

Number

of Citations for All Articles Published in Journal 2002-2012

STANDARDS IN GENOMIC SCIENCES

168

19%

1.6215963.53.2JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY728%3.924122217.020.2PLOS ONE425%4.53773717.55.9PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA415%10.472307775.048.6APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY394%4.453244362.624.3NATURE364%36.23512669351.961.7SCIENCE364%32.4529011250.358.4GENOME RESEARCH293%12.486245484.659.5BMC GENOMICS283%4.32856520.212.8NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH263%7.417214282.434.9ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY202%6.15153026.524.8ISME JOURNAL162%7.85033420.917.4MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION162%9.85786554.137.5NATURE BIOTECHNOLOGY162%28.1611865116.640.0Slide9

Citation Rates for 2008 JGI Articles in Nature Compared to Average Citation RateSlide10

Citation Rates for 2009 JGI Articles in Science Compared to Average Citation RateSlide11

Paper was published in 2006; citations peak in 2009-2011.Indicators of Impact and Influence within Research Field

Primary citations = 1,218

Secondary citations = 24,058

Research Areas of Citing Articles = 40

Unique Authors of Citing Articles = 5,149

Distinct Institutions Represented in Citing Articles = 1,112

Analysis of Individual Publication:

The

genome of black cottonwood,

Populus

trichocarpa

… Slide12

Top 10 Journals Citing this ArticleTop 10 Research Areas of Articles Citing this Article

Journal Title

# Publications

BMC GENOMICS

72

NEW PHYTOLOGIST

60

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

50

BMC PLANT BIOLOGY

48

PLOS ONE

35

PLANT JOURNAL33TREE GENETICS GENOMES29PLANT CELL28BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY23JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY21Research Areas# PublicationsPLANT SCIENCES542GENETICS HEREDITY303BIOCHEMISTRY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY265BIOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY173FORESTRY81EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY73AGRICULTURE72CELL BIOLOGY62SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY OTHER TOPICS61ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ECOLOGY48Analysis of Individual Publication:The genome of black cottonwood, Populus trichocarpa… Slide13

Article Metrics provided by PLOS One:Other Alternative Metrics Measurements:

Total article views = 23,384

Total PDF downloads = 4,403

4 Tweets

4 Facebook posts

15 bookmarks on

CiteULike

20 cites on

CrossRef

Mendeley

readers =

212 (89%

in the Biological Sciences;

25% of readers from the U.S.)Cited by 17 articles in PubMed Central46 citations in Google ScholarAltmetric score = 21Alternative Metrics for JGI Article in PLOS One:“Direct Comparisons of Illumina vs. Roche 454 Sequencing Technologies on the Same Microbial Community DNA Sample” Slide14

NISO Alternative Assessment Metrics (Altmetrics) Project

Sloan Foundation grant to undertake two-phase initiative to explore, identify, and advance standards and/or best practices for new assessment metrics, including:

Usage-based metrics

Social media references

Network behavioral analysis

Will also explore potential assessment criteria for non-traditional research outputs, such as data sets, visualizations, software, and other applications.Slide15

NISO Alternative Assessment Metrics (Altmetrics) Project

First phase – in person and virtual meetings to solicit input and collaboration from community.

ICSTI members are encouraged to participate:

Washington, DC – December 11, 2013

Philadelphia, PA – January 23-24, 2014Slide16

NISO Alternative Assessment Metrics (Altmetrics) Project

Outcome from Phase 1 – white paper describing outcomes, recommendations, and action items identified during the meetings.

Phase 2 and Final Outcome – Published standards or recommended practices regarding alt metrics.

For more information, see NISO project website:

http://

www.niso.org/topics/tl/altmetrics_initiative/

Or contact Todd Carpenter:

tcarpenter@niso.org