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Counting and Classifying NADP Publications

Counting and Classifying NADP Publications. Susan Braxton, Head Librarian Prairie Research Institute Christopher Lehmann, NADP NADP Ecological Response and Outreach Subcommittee Interim Subcommittee Meeting April 2012. Purpose of Study.

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Counting and Classifying NADP Publications

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  1. Counting and Classifying NADP Publications Susan Braxton, Head Librarian Prairie Research Institute Christopher Lehmann, NADP NADP Ecological Response and Outreach Subcommittee Interim Subcommittee Meeting April 2012

  2. Purpose of Study • Develop algorithm to “easily” count citations of NADP data products in the peer-reviewed literature • Can we classify citations by type? • How have publication counts changed over the history of the program? • How do publication counts and classification types change with significant events? (e.g., new legislation, and/or historic events)

  3. Round 1 Search: Scopus

  4. Seeking the perfect search term… ((ALL("National Atmospheric Deposition" OR NADP) AND ALL(pollut* OR deposition OR rain* OR snow* OR fog) AND NOT TITLE-ABS-KEY(NADPH OR "NADP(H)" OR TCA OR Cyto* OR GADPH OR metabol* OR NADP-* OR nucleotide OR DNA* OR apop* OR transcript* OR catalas* OR receptor* OR RNA*)))

  5. Round 1 Search: Scopus

  6. Papers by Type Round 1 Search: Scopus

  7. Round 2 Search: Zotero

  8. Round 2 Search: Zotero

  9. Round 3 Search?

  10. Future Work • Find method to export citations to data management software (e.g., RefWorks) for further analysis • Mine citation data to evaluate trends in publications over time (e.g., Journal Impact Factor) • Determine means on how NADP data are cited • Cited in bibliographies, only referred to within the text only, only in acknowledgements • Seek to increase “full and proper attribution for datasets” in bibliographies?

  11. Where to go from here… • Write methods/results up in peer-reviewed publication? • Present poster at Fall NADP Meeting? • Comments/suggestions?

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