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- 1. Metrics: h-Index, g-Index, Altmetrics Dr. Utpal Das Dibrugarh University 8486140679 utpaldas@dibru.ac.in
- 2. Open Access Initiative Open Access Open Science Open Data Open Reproducible Research Open Science evaluation Open Access Publications Gold Route Green Route Peer Reviewed Open Metrics Bibliometrics Webometrics Altmetrics Semantometrics Open Big Data Open Data Standard Open Govt. Data Data Use Reuse Irreproducibility Studies Open Lab/Notebooks Open Science workflows Reproducibility Testing h-Index g-Index i10-Index
- 3. Thank you