For extensive information on this topic, go to the Normalized Citations Indicators subject guide
The normalized citation impact of a publication is the ratio of the number of citations received and the expected or average number of citations.
- Evidence-Based Narrative CV
- How to obtain altmetrics
- Evidence of the impact of journal articles
- Evidence of the impact of online presentations
- Evidence of the impact of preprints
- Evidence of the impact of books / chapters
- Assessing the impact of datasets
- Evidence of the impact of research software
- Evidence of the impact of reports
- Evidence of the impact of dissertations
- Evidence of impact in education
- Evidence of the impact of videos
- Tracking geographic and demographic information of users
- Specify the openness and OA status
- Specify the alignment with relevant societal developments
- Specify your collaborations
- Specify the intended audience(s) of your output(s) or activities
- Specify your author roles
- Specify your review activities
- Specify the audience(s) who picked-up your research
- Specify the PIDs for your outputs
- How to obtain normalized citation indicators
How to obtain normalized citation indicators
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