Identification and study of research teams through bibliometric indicators
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https://doi.org/10.3989/redc.1999.v22.i3.341Keywords:
bibliometric indicators, research teams, scientific publications, coauthorship analysisAbstract
A methodology based on coauthorship analysis is shown for the identifícation of research teams in a given discipline or research centre. The method includes using in-house programs to analyse a collection of documents downloaded from the Science Citation Index database. Three basic stages can be distinguished in the process: retrieval, downloading and normalisation of bibliographic data, construction of the author productivity file, and delimitation of research teams through coauthorship analysis. As a final step, teams are characterised by means of bibliometric indicators: team size, production, productivity, collaboration rate and subject specialisation of groups. The Spanish production in both a discipline and a research centre, over the years 1990-1993, is analysed through the methodology to test its performance and main results.
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1999-09-30
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Zulueta, M. A., Cabrero, A., & Bordons, M. (1999). Identification and study of research teams through bibliometric indicators. Revista Española De Documentación Científica, 22(3), 333–347. https://doi.org/10.3989/redc.1999.v22.i3.341
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