Analysis reveals correlation between scientometric indicators and peer-review success in TIRVED-2024 conference proceedings.
Currently, technology for analyzing scientometric indicators of individual scientists and universities plays an important role in managing organizational systems in terms of implementing publication programs of scientific organizations. New international, research teams are constantly emerging, developing and actively interacting to solve various fundamental and applied problems. At the same time, publication activity indices are used to assess the state and prospects of research activities of authors and organizations, their comparison and ranking in various ratings. This article continues a series of studies by authors aimed at establishing the relationship between formal scientometric indicators of article authors and the success of the peer-review process. The article analyzes peer-reviewing results of the international conference TIRVED-2024, held with the technical support of IEEE, with the publication of articles in the IEEEXplore electronic library. The distribution of indicators by sections and scientometric analysis of conference materials by authors' and organizations' h-index are carried out. The relationship between authors scientometric indicators and the article's review success is revealed.
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