| 英文摘要 |
The concept of Impact Beam Plots (IBPs) has been recognized in the academic community as a means to evaluate the academic contributions of researchers. However, the use of collaboration maps to closely examine the research levels of scholars has been inadequate. This study demonstrates a method for rating research profiles by presenting collaboration maps for four authors to categorize their research outcomes. Using data from the Web of Science, the study presented the academic achievements of these authors through collaboration maps and IBPs. The authors were graded on a scale from A (excellent) to F (no articles as first or corresponding author), and their research profiles were further divided into two groups: Leaders ABC and Followers 123. The classification of studied authors showed one in Follower 1, one in Leader B, and two in Leader A. A notable IBP of Professor Yu- Chuan Lin showed an h-index of 38, x-index of 55.57, discipline index of 0.11, with a total of 291 publications and a cluster count of 179. The study found that collaborative maps and IBPs can effectively represent an author's scholarly work. Scholars are assigned one of six grades and one of two levels (Leader or Follower), providing an enhancement to traditional academic titles (Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor) and the mere listing of publications on websites. The integration of collaborative maps and IBPs, together with bibliometric indicators, provides a novel approach to assessing the contributions and impact of scholars in the scholarly community. |