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The document discusses the use of bibliometrics and citation analysis as tools for environmental health research, highlighting their application in search strategies and journal ranking. It explains key metrics such as impact factor and h5-index, and how to use databases like Web of Science and Google Scholar to find relevant journals and articles. Additionally, it covers the use of boolean operators for efficient data retrieval and literature searches within these databases.
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- 1. Journals, Databases, and Data sources Essential Resources for Environmental Health Research
- 2. Objectives Introduce the Informatics Concepts of Bibliometrics and Citation Analysis Illustrate how Bibliometrics and Citation Analysis May Be Used In Search Strategies Demonstrate Bibliometric and Citation AnalysisTools for Identifying Prominent Journals for Environmental Health Research Review Boolean Operator functions and IllustrateTheir Application for Data Retrieval
- 3. Bibliometrics Used to Rank Journals Impact Factor (Used by Web of Science) Cites to Articles Published in Previous 2 years / Number of Articles Published in Previous 2Years h5-index (Used by Google Scholar) A journal has an h5-index of X when it has at least X articles published in the last 5 years with at least X citations in the last 5 years
- 4. Viewing Ranked Lists in JCR Locate Journal Citation Reports on the Library’s List of Databases
- 5. Viewing Ranked Lists in JCR Select the edition you want to view. Public and Environmental Health are in the Social Sciences Edition
- 6. Viewing Ranked Lists in JCR Select the Category View Journal Data by Impact Factor and “Submit”
- 7. Viewing Ranked Lists in JCR
- 8. Viewing Ranked Lists in Google Scholar View the Metrics
- 9. Viewing Ranked Lists in Scholar Select Categories and Subcategories from the Menu on the Left. Environmental & Occupational Medicine is a Subcategory of Social Sciences.
- 10. Viewing Ranked Lists in Scholar Depending on your topic, you may find useful subcategories in other major categories. For example, the Mycology subcategory in Life Sciences is relevant for researchers investigating the topic of mold infestations.
- 11. Viewing Ranked Lists in Scholar Click on the h5 index number to view the most highly cited articles in that journal.
- 12. Citation Analysis Subject Categories inWeb of Science are Based Upon Citation Networks
- 13. Boolean Searching Can Break Out of Citation Networks Can be Used to Retrieve Data as well as Literature Three Basic Operators AND OR NOT Parenthesis Can Often be Used to Control Order of Operations
- 14. Boolean Searching In NYC Open Data
- 15. Boolean Searching In NYC Open Data “Match Any Condition” Corresponds to Boolean OR. “Match All Conditions” Corresponds to Boolean AND. Each Filter Group is essentially bounded by parenthesis.