👉 Bibliography computing, also known as bibliometrics or citation analysis, is a field of study that involves the systematic collection, organization, and analysis of bibliographic data, primarily focusing on academic publications. It leverages computational tools to manage vast amounts of information, such as journal articles, books, and theses, enabling researchers to track citations, identify influential works, and map research trends. By automating the process of data extraction from bibliographic records, bibliography computing facilitates efficient literature reviews, aids in the discovery of relevant sources, and supports decision-making in academic and research contexts. It plays a crucial role in evaluating research impact, identifying key authors and institutions, and informing strategic planning in academia and industry.
