Google Scholar Profile for Institutions: A Sample Study

IF 2.5 3区社会学 Q2 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

European Journal of Development Research Pub Date : 2023-06-26 DOI:10.1177/22297561221149851

A. Muthuraj, M. Tamizhchelvan

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Abstract

This study examines the Google Scholar profile for Gandhigram Rural Institute. Gandhigram Rural Institute (deemed to be university) has established a Google Scholar profile for their research. The Gandhigram Rural Institute’s faculty publications information was collected from Web of Science and Scopus as of 22 January 2021. After consolidating the data from Web of Science and Scopus, a Google Scholar profile was created. After generating a profile, missing publication data were added to the profile as a sample for the year 2020. The present study information was obtained from Gandhigram Rural Institute Google Scholar profile. It was examined using data from Google Scholar, Web of Science and Scopus. Department publications, Google Scholar citations, the top 15 highly cited papers, and the citations and h-index of the top 15 faculty members were all analysed. It is discovered that ‘Department of Chemistry’ has published 78 (33.77%) publications and has received the greatest number of citations from Google Scholar, 294 (64.19%) citations from Web of Science and 96 (50.79%) citations from the Scopus database. It is found that Faculty S. Meenakshi has received the highest number of 232 (27.10%) citations from Google Scholar, 134 (29.26%) citations from the Web of Science and 47 (28.87%) citations from Scopus. It concluded that having an institution profile in the Google Scholar profile makes it very difficult to update and strengthen all the data in the profile. A Google Scholar profile can be useful as an individual profile if the data are kept up-to-date and maintained.

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谷歌学者档案机构:一个样本研究

这项研究检查了甘地农村研究所的谷歌学者档案。甘地农村研究所(被认为是一所大学)已经为他们的研究建立了一个谷歌学术档案。截至2021年1月22日，甘地农村研究所的教师出版物信息收集自Web of Science和Scopus。在整合了Web of Science和Scopus的数据后，创建了一个Google Scholar档案。生成概要文件后，将缺失的出版物数据添加到概要文件中，作为2020年的样本。本研究信息来自甘地农村研究所谷歌学者档案。研究人员使用了来自Google Scholar、Web of Science和Scopus的数据。分析院系出版物、Google Scholar被引频次、高被引前15位论文、排名前15位教师的被引频次和h指数。发现化学系共发表论文78篇(33.77%)，被Google Scholar引用次数最多，被Web of Science引用294次(64.19%)，被Scopus数据库引用96次(50.79%)。研究发现，S. Meenakshi学院在Google Scholar上被引用232次(27.10%)，在Web of Science上被引用134次(29.26%)，在Scopus上被引用47次(28.87%)，是被引用次数最多的。它得出的结论是，在谷歌学术档案中拥有一个机构的简介，使得更新和加强简介中的所有数据变得非常困难。如果数据保持最新并得到维护，那么Google Scholar个人资料可以作为个人资料使用。

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European Journal of Development Research DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-

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5.70

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