PLANNER 2016 Shillong, Meghalaya

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    Bibliometric Study of Textiles Research Literature of IJFTR
    (INFLIBNET Centre, Gandhinagar, 2016-11) Lokhande, Amogh S; Sawant, Priti P
    This bibliometric study of ‘Indian Journal of Fibre and Textile Technology’ (IJFTR) was undertaken to understand the year-wise distribution of articles, authorship pattern of articles and geographical distribution of affiliations of the authors of articles, to calculate the average number of authors per article and to identify the top authors in terms of articles contributed. Based on the data collected for the study, it has been found that the number of articles published every year increased, that multiauthored articles outnumbered single-authored articles indicating a collaborative research and publishing pattern, that share of authors affiliated in India was about two-third of all authors with authors from as many as 23 countries contributing an article. The average number of authors per article was 2.94, and, Das, A. from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (India) was the top author with as many as 14 article contributions.
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    Mapping Research Contributions of Assam University: A Scientometric Study
    (INFLIBNET Centre, Gandhinagar, 2016-11) Goswami, Rubi; Hazarika, Tilak
    Metrics studies have an important role in understanding the growth of a discipline and assist in designing national policies for implementation and improving. This study is a scientometric study examining the research contribution of Assam University (A.U), Central University in Assam. In this study period, i.e. from 2000 to 2015 the numbers of bibliographic records found were 714. The average output of the organization was 45 publications per year; the peak was 143 items in 2014 and the minimum was 2 items in the year 2000. In the study period, a total of 3172 citations were found for the 714 records.