Development of a Novel Metric for Productivity Assessment of Researchers using Bibliometric Data
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56042/alis.v71i3.9010Keywords:
Science Citation Index, bibliometrics, Impact factor, Research Evaluation, Performance Indicator, H-indexAbstract
The assessment of researchers' performance is vital in the research community, particularly in identifying influential authors through their publications. Despite the availability of various bibliometric metrics/models for evaluating researcher performance, each has limitations and field-specific sensitivities. This study introduces a novel metric, the Author Performance Indicator (AuthorPerIndic), which assesses scientists' productivity based on authorship status and journal ratings for a fair evaluation within their research domain. Validated using publication data from selected scientists at ICAR-Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute (IASRI), New Delhi, India. The bibliographic data is sourced from an online publication repository the KRISHI portal, this metric is also integrated into a web tool named as KRISHI-BAAT accessible at http://biblio.icar.gov.in/. The tool operates solely on publication data of ICAR scientists, with the developed metric integrated into its performance analysis.