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The study aimed to assess the Digital Literacy research output during the period of 1992- 2011. The web of science database has used to retrieve records related to digital literacy research.The bibliographic citation retrieved data are analyzed using the Histcite Software application. Based on the retrieved data, digital literacy research publication is analyzed and interpreted. The performance of the most productivity countries, authors, journals, languagewise, Institution --wise, keyword wise and citation reference is analyzed. Relative Growth rate and doubling time have assessed. The performance of the most productivity countries and the highest number of articles are published in the form of total articles that covers 512 records. The maximum number of papers 126 is published in the year 2011. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy journal placed in the first position with 18 records. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to present a scientometric analysis of the Marine Pollution Bulletin journal (MPB) during the period of 2008 to 2017. A total of 5416 publications were published during the period of 2008 to 2017 in the MPB journal. The paper covers the scientometric analysis of year-wise distribution of publications Out of total 5416; the maximum numbers of publications are in the year 2017 contributing 905 (16.71%) papers. The relative growth rate (RGR) has decreased from 2009 (0.63) to 2017 (0.18) and the doubling time has increased from 2009 (1.10) to 2017 (3.85) in the span of 10 years. The degree of collaboration in the MPB journal is 0.94, which clearly indicates its dominance of multiple authors' contributions. Among the Prolific authors, Liu J. is in the top rank who has contributed 49 articles. In geographical distribution of publications the highest number of contribution from United States 910 (12.06%). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents information about an analysis done by India's Annamalai University of the 2005-2009 issues of the "Indian Journal of Chemistry." It states that researchers determined the number of contributed articles, the geographic distribution of the articles, and the number of citations per article, then used biometrics to make conclusions about the data. It reports that bibliometric analysis, as applied to the Library and Information Science field, is useful in identifying research trends since librarians can use results to plan their collection development, especially when budgets are tight.

In this article the author examines analysis of the measurement of texts and information in a library setting, and in application to the information sciences. The article notes that this type study, also known as bibliometrics, is a quantitative method for measuring the literature on a particular issue and is used to identify publication and authorship. A number of topics are addressed including journals as a signifier of literature growth, the philosophy and goals of a library, and the analysis of articles and citations.

In this article the author uses the study of texts and information to examine the growth and development of ecological research in India. It is explained in the article that this study, a statistical analysis of the literature devoted to a particular subject, is known as "bibliometrics." A number of topics are addressed including the application of bibliometric methods to the research conducted on ecology in India, the research methodology in use in the study, and a breakdown of ecology books by author.