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Interactive web tools An EU Comparison of 2015-2016 Academic Publication Output and its Citation Impact https://ideaapps.cerge-ei.cz/EU_citations/  Video recording of a seminar presenting the application in English.  There are two distinct sections: by countries and by fields. By default, Section 1 - comparison of countries across all fields - is shown. See detailed information about the app or generate a PDF printout using these buttons. Choose dark or light mode. If this option is activated, the ranges of both axes will be fixed at the current level. In some fields, it may not be possible to calculate the devia- tion from the benchmark, if the benchmark is equal to zero. BACK TO CONTENTS 4 Classification of fields: WoS categories or broader FORD fields can be selected here. Compare one country with one or more other countries in these dropdown lists. The average perfor- mance of selected countries will be used as a benchmark. Select one of 3 publica- tion or citation-based measures to visualize the relative performan- ce of selected countries. Adjust performance measures by applying one of these filters. Note that these filters apply only to citation- based measures. Only one exclusion can be activated at a time. Section 2 - comparison of country profiles within one field - can be activated by clicking on the section header. Classification of fields: WoS categories or broader FORD fields can be selected here. 100% on this axis means that Czechia has twice as many articles in top journals as the benchmark countries have. Select one field for a cross-country outlook. Click on the dot to show the label of the field. In this field, Czechia is 27% above the benchmark number of articles in Top decile journals and 70% above the benchmark number of articles in all journals. See the example of calculations below. Adjust performance measures by applying one of these filters. Darker shades indicate higher degrees of scientific impact. E a n 1 m x le ile journals, whereas EU15 countries produced on average 67 articles per c 0 ln i a i ta tio n m p i h i na nh ub l ' C em try a b e Note that these filters apply only to citation-based measures. Only one exclusion can be activated at a time. 0% means that the performance of Czechia is at the benchmark level. 1) There is an evident correlation between the qu a nt i and quality of outputs - countries with relatively low numbers of publications, such as Czechia, Greece, and Portugal, also exhibit the largest shares of outputs in the bottom half of the impact distribution. 2) There is an evident correlation between three measures of scientific impact - countries with more articles published in Top quartile journals, such as Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden, and the Some dots may fall outside the current range of axes (because the Fix graph scales is activated or because there are outliers). UK , a ls o a : t a m , c t r c t o ita n ts p r s A yt l' ze ia e i ta is d in jo h ti o l ic n s a T p o de n d e h ib C c h ( l s Scroll down the menu to see more options... Some dots may fall outside the current range of axes (because the Fix graph scales is activated or because there are outliers). Example:in 'Chemistry,Analytical' Czechia (at least one co-author with Czech affiliation) produced 85 articles per 10 mln inhabitants published inTop decile journals,whereas EU15 countries produced on average 67 articles per 10 mln inhabitants.Thus, Czechia is 27% above the benchmark level in this field. What do the graphs show about the field of Economics? -100% on this axis means that Czechia In the south-east quadrant, there are fields in which Czechia is below the EU15 level in terms of quality, but above the EU15 level in terms of quantity of articles. x i t a g r r s ha re of c 10 mln inhabitants.Thus, Czechia is 27% above the benchmark level in this field. s m T o p q u a fr o r t e il u na r ls . t a e e co l t e s a ha o n on uthor with Czech affiliation) produced 85 articles per -a s articles in top journals. ty ...or in terms of the qualitative structure of outputs (on the right). All counts for each country are normalized by 10 mln inhabitants.