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UKIRT's Productivity Rising
UKIRT's
Productivity Continues To Rise
The
productivity of an observatory is traditionally measured by the
number of refereed articles containing observatory data. For the
past three years running, UKIRT has set new productivity records
as results from the UKIDSS survey have appeared in print (see here).
This trend is
continuing. In the first four months of 2012, 76 papers based on
UKIRT data appeared in the literature. If this rate is maintained,
the publication rate for 2012 will smash the previous record by a
very wide margin (see figure below).
The specific
criteria for inclusion in the UKIRT publication list can be found
here.
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