Author: HKUL Scholarly Communication Services
What the Data Means: Documenting Research (Meta)data
— by Chloe Ng For research data to be discovered and reused, it needs to be easy to understand. Even before a dataset is finalised, researchers returning to their own data later, or collaborators working with it, need clear explanations and context to know what the data mean. Data documentation provides this information, helping others…
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How HKU’s Geography Research Trended Online (2020–2024): Attention, Reach and Policy Influence
— by Kitman Chan We wanted to look beyond traditional metrics to understand the real-world footprint of HKU’s geographical research. In today’s digitally connected world, the academic conversation happens everywhere: on social media, in news headlines, and even in policy rooms from Geneva to Washington. By using Altmetric Explorer and SciVal, we analyzed 1,064 HKU-affiliated geography outputs from 2020 –2024. Below is a summary…
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