Citation Analysis of Research Papers of Faculty and Research Scholars of University of Mysore to Assess the Individual’s Research Productivity and Impact of Authors

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Kodandarama Rama, PES College of Engineering MandyaFollow

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Article

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Abstract

Bibliographical details of research papers and papers citing them were analyzed to indentify the productivity and performance of faculty and research scholars of University of Mysore. Findings show Authors of University of Mysore have collaborated with most of the developed countries in the world. USA has the highest collaborative works followed by Japan. Further, Researcher has also attempted to know the publication productivity per author. Study revealed that publication productivity per author for 806 collaborative research papers is 0.1810.