Search Results for “citation analysis”

2016/04/232016/04/22

Stephen E. Arnold: Citation Analytics Warmed Over and Still Incompetent

Innovation Is Not Reheated Pizza. Do you remember Eugene Garfield? He was the go to person in the field of citation analysis. The jargon attached to his figuring out how to identify who cited what journal article snagged old school jargon like bibliometrics. Dr. Garfield founded the Institute for Scientific Information. He sold ISI to …

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2011/09/112011/09/11

Search: citation indices services

The original citation service in the USA is provided by the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI), which publishes the Science Citation Index (SCI) and the Social Science Citation Index (SSCI). These are both online at DIALOG, and can be searched using the RANK command to identify the top 10, 20, 100 authors based on a …

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2008/10/222009/12/04

Review: Assessing the Tradecraft of Intelligence Analysis

Disappointing, Some Value, October 22, 2008

2016/12/212020/02/23

Fixing Intelligence II: Seven Precepts (PORTAL) – Of Immediate Use to the New Acting DNI

Fixing Intel II: Seven Precepts (PORTAL) Robert David STEELE Vivas Whoever Donald Trump picks as the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), that person will be a placeholder and incapable of supporting the President with decision-support across all threats, policies, and budgets absent a Presidential decision to completely re-build and re-direct the the US Intelligence Community …

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2015/02/012015/02/01

中国 OSE Manifesto in Chinese – Chapter 8

OSE Chinese – Chapter 8 – 2015_02_02 在中国所有章节 – All Chapters in Chinese 全文下方折 – Full Text Below the Line

2015/01/012015/01/01

Patrick Dunleavy: Academic Blogging Helps Research

Academic blogging gets your work and research out to a potentially massive audience at very, very low cost and relative amount of effort. Shorter, better, faster, free: Blogging changes the nature of academic research, not just how it is communicated

2014/12/25

Yoda: Peer Review Stifles Innovation

Multi-part problem. Does the peer review process stifle scientific innovation? A new study suggests the current model may succeed in keeping out the scientific riff-raff, but its maintenance of the status quo comes with a drawback, the study’s authors argue — the regular rejection of cutting-edge work.