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Title: | Project Snowball – Sharing Data for Cross-institutional Benchmarking | Authors: | Colledge, Lisa Anna Clements El Aisati, M’hamed Rutherford, Scott |
Keywords: | Project Snowball;research impact;indicators;metrics;benchmarking | Issue Date: | 8-Jun-2012 | Publisher: | euroCRIS | Source: | Keith G. Jeffery, Jan Dvořák (eds.), "e-Infrastructures for Research and Innovation Linking Information Systems to Improve Scientific Knowledge Production": Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems (2012), p. 253-260 | Series/Report no.: | CRIS2012: 11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems (Prague, June 6-9, 2012) | Conference: | CRIS2012 Conference | Abstract: | Project Snowball (www.projectsnowball.info) is a public service project that aims to help universities benchmark their performance across a broad range of research activities. The objectives of the project are to determine a standard set of common metrics and to share the methodology behind those metrics publically. With a set of common metrics defined by and adopted across UK institutions, it will be possible for them to make meaningful comparisons with each other. There is global interest in the opportunities that Project Snowball represents, and it remains to be seen how generally applicable the method that is being worked out for the UK will be. |
Description: | Presented at the CRIS2012 Conference in Prague.-- 8 pages.-- Full conference programme available at: http://www.cris2012.org/findByFilter.do?categoryId=1158 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11366/115 | ISBN: | 978-80-86742-33-5 |
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