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http://figshare.com/faqs - 0 views

figshare.com/faqs publication_scientifique

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Gabriel Gallezot on 21 Nov 13

Who/what/when/where/why is figshare? figshare allows researchers to publish all of their data in a citable, searchable and sharable manner. All data is persistently stored online under the most liberal Creative Commons licence, waiving copyright where possible. This allows scientists to access and share the information from anywhere in the world with minimal friction. The site offers upload times of mere seconds for all file formats, providing a citable, searchable endpoint for researchers. figshare offers unlimited storage space for data that is made publicly available on the site, and 1GB of free storage space for users looking for a secure, private area to store their research. Users of the site maintain full control over the management of their research whilst benefiting from global access, version control and secure backups in the cloud. figshare was started by a frustrated Imperial College PhD student as a way to disseminate all research outputs and not just static images through traditional academic publishing. It is now supported by Digital Science, a Macmillan Publishers company."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Who/what/when/where/why is figshare? figshare allows researchers to publish all of their data in a citable, searchable and sharable manner. All data is persistently stored online under the most liberal Creative Commons licence, waiving copyright where possible. This allows scientists to access and share the information from anywhere in the world with minimal friction. The site offers upload times of mere seconds for all file formats, providing a citable, searchable endpoint for researchers. figshare offers unlimited storage space for data that is made publicly available on the site, and 1GB of free storage space for users looking for a secure, private area to store their research. Users of the site maintain full control over the management of their research whilst benefiting from global access, version control and secure backups in the cloud. figshare was started by a frustrated Imperial College PhD student as a way to disseminate all research outputs and not just static images through traditional academic publishing. It is now supported by Digital Science, a Macmillan Publishers company."</div>

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PLOS ONE: Changes in Data Sharing and Data Reuse Practices and Perceptions among Scient... - 1 views

journals.plos.org/...article données de la recherche perceptions enseignants-chercheurs enquête pratiques informationnelles

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Indicators for the Data Usage Index (DUI): an incentive for publishing primary biodiver... - 0 views

www.biomedcentral.com/...S3 Bibliométrie @urfist

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Data Citation Standards: Progress, But Slow Progress - 1 views

scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/...progress-but-its-slow-progress @urfist publication_scientifique citation data

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Crossref Event Data pour observer et analyser les événements sur le web | Obs... - 2 views

ist.blogs.inra.fr/...yser-les-evenements-sur-le-web CrossRef DOI événements_web publication scientifique infométrie API

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The application of bibliometrics to research evaluation in the humanities and social sc... - 0 views

microblogging.infodocs.eu/?p=4151 bibliométrie SHS Google Scholar étude

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Publier à l'ère des Big Data | La Feuille - 1 views

lafeuille.blog.lemonde.fr/...publier-a-lere-des-big-data @urfist visibilité bibliometrics data e-books

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Emergence of collaboration networks around large scale data repositories: a study of th... - 1 views

link.springer.com/...10.1007%2Fs11192-016-1954-x Données Data Réseaux Coauteurs Bibliométrie @urfist

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[1002.2769] Caveats for the journal and field normalizations in the CWTS ("Leiden") eva... - 0 views

arxiv.org/1002.2769 Bibliométrie @urfist

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manuel durand barthez on 18 Jan 12

The Center for Science and Technology Studies at Leiden University advocates the use of specific normalizations for assessing research performance with reference to a world average. The Journal Citation Score (JCS) and Field Citation Score (FCS) are averaged for the research group or individual researcher under study, and then these values are used as denominators of the (mean) Citations per publication (CPP). Thus, this normalization is based on dividing two averages. This procedure only generates a legitimate indicator in the case of underlying normal distributions. Given the skewed distributions under study, one should average the observed versus expected values which are to be divided first for each publication. We show the effects of the Leiden normalization for a recent evaluation where we happened to have access to the underlying data.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The Center for Science and Technology Studies at Leiden University advocates the use of specific normalizations for assessing research performance with reference to a world average. The Journal Citation Score (JCS) and Field Citation Score (FCS) are averaged for the research group or individual researcher under study, and then these values are used as denominators of the (mean) Citations per publication (CPP). Thus, this normalization is based on dividing two averages. This procedure only generates a legitimate indicator in the case of underlying normal distributions. Given the skewed distributions under study, one should average the observed versus expected values which are to be divided first for each publication. We show the effects of the Leiden normalization for a recent evaluation where we happened to have access to the underlying data.</div>

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