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IEEE Information as a
Driver of Technological
Research and Development
Judy H. Brady
IEEE Area Manager Latin America, Japan, Korea
and South Africa
21 March 2017
IEEE covers all areas of technology
More than just electrical engineering & computer science
Aerospace
Biomedical Engineering
Communications
Electronics
Electromagnetics
Imaging
Nanotechnology
Optics
Power Systems
Remote Sensing
Secure Communications
Transportation
Antennas
Circuits
Computing
Energy
Information Technology
Nuclear Science
Physics
Power Electronics
Radiology
Robotics & Automation
Software
Wireless
Over 2 million articles, papers and standards!
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IEEE content covers a broad spectrum
Do you know what this is?
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The Biggest Physics Experiment
of This Century…..
…..And it is built with IEEE
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And The World Did Not End Yet!
IEEE was invited to
CERN during the final
phase of the project
CERN downloaded more
than 50,000 IEEE
documents the 12 months
preceding project
completion
Jens Vigen
Head Librarian, CERN
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Tony Durniac
IEEE Director, Publications
Relevance to South African Research
IEEE Research Areas
– Antennas and
Propagation
– Telecommunications
– Satellites
– Sensing
– Electromagnetic Waves
– Applied Optics
– Signal Processing
– Radiation
– ….and many others
Source: http://www.ska.ac.za/pdfs/clipping_en_06feb2009.pdf
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A Sample of Content in the
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Search Term Documents in IEEE Xplore
Antennas 211,119
Propagation 315,596
Telecommunications 236,682
Satellite 108,107
Sensing 413,635
Optics 140,342
Signal Processing 321,694
Radiation 198,518
Electromagnetic Wave 49,281
Searches conducted May 2009 using full text and all fields option
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A Sample of Telecommunications Content in the
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
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A Sample of Aerospace & Defense Content in the
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
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New IEEE Journal Titles in 2008 – Now
available in IEEE Xplore
IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth
Observations and Remote Sensing
IEEE Reviews in Biomedical Engineering
IEEE Transaction on Services Computing
IEEE Transactions on
Learning Technologies
IEEE Transactions
on Haptics
S IN
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New IEEE Journal Titles Coming in 2009
IEEE Transactions on Computational
Intelligence and AI in Games
IEEE Transactions on Autonomous
Mental Development
IEEE Journal of Optical
Communications and Networking
IEEE Embedded Systems Letters
IEEE Solid State Circuits Magazine
IEEE Photonics Journal
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Educational Courses
Added to IEEE Xplore
Provide Advanced Topics for Engineers
Based on the best tutorials and short courses offered at IEEE
Conferences
Dynamic format interactive learning with audio commentary,
video, and animations
Awards users with continuing education units (CEUs) to
maintain licenses/certifications
Convenient 24/7 self-paced learning
Available via the
IEEE Expert Now collection
www.ieee.org/expertnow
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IEL Includes….
Unlimited, access to
more than 2 million full-text articles
143 IEEE and IET journals, magazines, and transactions
850+ annual IEEE and IET conference papers
1,900+ approved and published IEEE standards
Backfile to 1913…at NO extra charge
– IET backfile to the 1800s be added in 2009
Robust search tools with a user-friendly interface
Free training and technical support
Inspec abstract/citation bibliographic records
Weekly updates with more than 12,500 new articles added each
month
Monthly COUNTER-compliant usage statistics
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Perpetual Access
IEEE Policy for online subscribers – access to the
content to which you subscribe in an agreed upon
medium.
Portico agreement
– Agreement in place to keep content is safe incase
of catastrophic circumstances
– Agreement in discussion for institutional access to
content on individual basis
USB Back up subscription to IEL
– Shipped twice per year at the cost $6,995
Fully digitized content, no search engine
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IEEE = Leader in Technology
Journal Citation Report Results, by Impact Factor
IEEE publishes:
i#1 journal in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
18 of the top 20 journals in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
9 of the top 10 journals in Telecommunications
6 of top 10 journals in Computer Science, Hardware & Architecture
5 of top 20 journals in Computer Science, Information Systems
8 of top 20 journals in Computer Science, Software Engineering
# 1 in Imaging Science
# 1 in Robotics
# 2 in Artificial Intelligence
# 2 in Transportation Technology
# 4 in Biomedical Engineering
The ISI JCR presents “quantifiable statistical data that provides a
systematic, objective way to evaluate the world’s leading journals”
(2007 report released June 2008)
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A journal's Eigenfactor Article Influence score is a measure of a journal's
prestige based on per article citations
According to Eigenfactor.org*,
IEEE has:
Top 10 in Telecommunications
8 of the Top 10 in Circuits
7 of the Top 10 in Power Systems
4 of the top 6 in Control Theory
#1 journal in Electromagnetic
Engineering
#3 journal in Computer Imaging
Eigenfactor:
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Ranks the influence of journals much as
Google ranks web pages
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Journals considered influential if cited often
by other influential journals
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Measures journal price as well as citation
influence
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Contains scholarly journals as well as
newsprint, PhD theses, & magazines

Adjusts for citation differences across
disciplines
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Uses 5-year citation data
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Completely free
*Article Influence Score from Eigenfactor.org, November 2008
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Total Usage Continues to Grow
Now
an average of over 7M downloads per month
8,000,000
Annualized run rate points to 84M+ downloads by YE
7,000,000
Jan
6,000,000
Feb
Mar
5,000,000
Apr
May
4,000,000
Jun
Jul
Aug
3,000,000
Sep
Oct
2,000,000
Nov
Dec
1,000,000
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
Source: IEEE Xplore Internal Usage Stats
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IEEE Confidential & Proprietary
2007
2008
2008 Academic Consortia
in 40 countries
Africa
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Brazil
Chile
China
Colombia
Egypt
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
India
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
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Jordan
Korea
Lebanon
Lithuania
Malaysia
Nordic
Pakistan
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
UK
Uruguay
In countries with GDP similar to
South Africa
 South Africa
– GDP Per Capita $10,000 (2008 est.)
 Uruguay
– GDP Per Capita $12,200 (2008 est.)
 Turkey
– GDP Per Capita $12,000 (2008 est.)
 Lebanon
– GDP Per Capita $11,100(2008 est.)
 Brazil
– GDP Per Capita $10,100 (2008 est.)
 Colombia
– GDP Per Capita $8,900 (2008 est.)
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IEEE International Consortia
105 univs
92 univs
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China
Brazil
Switzerland
India
Argentina
Lebanon
Korea
Pakistan
Jordan
UK
Saudi Arabia
Austria
Spain
Greece
Chile
Australia
Portugal
Egypt
Germany
Finland
Uruguay
Italy
Ireland
Tunisia
Thailand
Russia
Lithuania
Nordic
Israel
Philippines
Japan
Poland
Iraq
Turkey
Hong Kong
Colombia
Malaysia
France
Taiwan
6 univs
5 univs
9 univs
Quality tools contribute to the
technological health of a nation:
A Case Study
BRAZILIAN FEDERAL AGENCY FOR SUPPORT
AND EVALUATION OF GRADUATE EDUCATION
CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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CAPES
• CAPES is a public foundation within the
Brazilian Ministry of Education (MEC).
• It is responsible for promoting and evaluating
the entire Graduate System of Education in
Brazil.
• It is also responsible for the development of
higher education, science, and technology in
the country.
CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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Portal
• One of the greatest scientific databases in the world.
• Created in 2000 by CAPES to reduce regional
disparities, allowing online access to outstanding
scientific and technological papers produced all over
the world.
• It allows access to internationally updated scientific
full-text data through any terminal connected to the
Internet located at authorized institutions.
CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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OBSERVATIONS ABOUT ENGINEERING
AND DEVELOPMENT
The development business needs engineers for their
planning and operations.
A good quality Engineer determines the performance of
businesses or industries.
The speed of development of the business sector of a
nation depends on the availability of highly qualified
engineers.
CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION: BRAZIL AND WORLD: 1981-2006
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CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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TITULAÇÃO DOUTORES NO BRASIL
CAPES Presentation at IEEE Meeting – Brasília, DF March 25, 2008.
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New Law to Guard South Africa’s IP
theselinked
initiatives
“The new law All
is closely
to the are part of the
Technology Innovation
Agency Act,
department's
larger Ten-Year
which provides for the establishment of a
Innovation
Plan,
aimed
at
driving
public entity to finance individuals and
South Africa
toward a
other organisations commercialising
their
technological innovations
and
knowledge-based
economy, in
inventions. The department hopes to….
which
the
production
and
integrate the management of disparate
dissemination
technological innovation
initiatives thatof knowledge
are still at a developmental
leads tostage.
economic benefits…
Source: http://www.southafrica.info/about/science/ipbill-160109.htm
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Patent Development is Tangible
Proof of Innovation
Research indicates that the most successful patents
are those that build on scholarly papers
The importance of sci-tech literature in patents is
increasing
In fact, patent referencing to IEEE increased 294% in
the last ten years!
Source:
• 1790 Analytics, LLC. The Influence of IEEE on Key Patents.
Breitsman, Haddonfield, NJ. 12 January 2006
• 1790 Analytics, LLC An Analysis of Patent Referencing to IEEE Papers,
Conferences, and Standards 1997-2007. Breitsman, Haddonfield, NJ. 21
May 2008
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Libraries Assist Education by
Dissemination of Patent Literature
Teaching patent research provides students with a
valuable tool for future technological development
A study conducted for American Society of
Engineering Educators (ASEE) shows libraries
are using patents as teaching tools
“Patents have been used as teaching materials in
engineering courses, especially design courses, for
at least thirty years.”
 Michael White, Queens University Engineering & Science
Library, Canada
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Patents are important in
engineering education
78.9% gave one-on-one instruction on using a patent database
57.5% teach patent workshops to undergraduate engineering
students
52.5%, teach patent workshops to graduate engineering
students
51.3%, reported that patents were included in the engineering
curriculum at their university
Michael White, Librarian at the Queens University Engineering and Science Library, Canada,
conducted a survey of 40 librarians of the Engineering Libraries Division of the American
Society of Engineering Executives (ASEE).
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Key Findings of New Patent Study
Study examines Sci-Tech references in patents for the top 25 patenting
organizations in 2007 and reveals:
38% of the sci-tech citations by the top 25
patenting organizations are to IEEE
IEEE is highly cited in these technology
patents:
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Computer hardware
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Nuclear and X-ray
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Computer software
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Optics
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Information storage
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Power systems
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Measuring, testing,
and control
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Robotics
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Semiconductors
Medical devices
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Telecommunications
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Sample U.S. patent citing IEEE information
Source: 1790 Analytics LLC 2008
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Non-patent references to top 25 patenting
organizations
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
110,000
IEEE
Elsevier Cos.
ACM
AIP/AVS
US DOE
SPIE
Wiley Cos.
IET
ACS
IPAP
JSAP
ECS
IEICE
GE
APS
MRS
SID
Joint IEEE/ACM
Springer Cos.
OSA
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IEEE cited nearly
4x more than
nearest competitor
Source: 1790 Analytics 2008
U.S. patent references from the top 25 patenting organizations in 2007 to top publishers
Based on number of references to papers/standards/conferences from 1997-2007
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IEEE Journals Are Priced Well Below
the Market Average
•
Each year, journal pricing studies
show that IEEE publications are
priced well below market averages.
$2,000
$1,500
•
•
The annual Library Journal
Periodical Price Survey reveals that
the average cost of an engineering $1,000
journal in 2008 is US $1,919.
Using the same calculation method,
the average price of an individual
IEEE journal is just $678 – 65%
lower than other engineering
journals.
$500
$0
Source: “Periodicals Price Survey” Library Journal, April 2008
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Avg eng
journal
Avg IEEE
journal
IEL: An Outstanding Value
Component
2009 IEEE/IET List Price
2009 Package Prices
All Society Periodicals Package (ASPP)
$102,677
$43,995
POP All - Conference Proceedings
$211,000
$54,995
IEEE Standards Collection
$171,000 est.
$38,495
IET Journals Collection
$27,105
$14,040
IEEE Spectrum
$399
$399
Proceedings of the IEEE
$800
$800
Subtotal
$512,981
$152,724
Backfile Value 1988- 2008
Plus additional backfile of selected titles
(250,000+ documents) from 1913-1987
IEEE backfile value
estimated at $6,587,217*
Only available with
IEL purchase
Not having the IEEE/IET backfile could easily cost
your institution
100 articles per month at $29 $34,800 per year**
per article
Estimated Total Cost
$512,981
2009 List price of IEL, (single site)
$125,995
You save an estimated
$386,986
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(not including backfile)
IEEE Consortium Pricing Worldwide
All Universities Grouped Into Levels (Tiers)
Tier criterion includes university size, relevant
programs, degrees granted, research need.
Consortia partnership agreements recognize
economic issues, country need, state of innovation
2009 IEEE/IET Electronic Library (IEL): $125,995 per univ.
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Tier 1: 25% discount
$94,500
Tier 2: 50% discount
$63,000
Tier 3: 75% discount
$31,500
Consortium Advantage
Group purchase drives down the price
Resources can be streamlined
The case for government funding can be made
more powerfully
The impact of access to high quality collections
can be assessed on a larger scale
Group usage statistics show the need by
institution for future fine tuning
Training can be coordinated and shared
Opportunity for dialogue among peers
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What is scitopia.org?
Free federated “vertical” search portal to digital libraries of
20+ leading worldwide science and technology societies
Searches nearly 4 million articles and papers
Focused on the fields of technology, including
engineering, physics, mathematics and computer science
Powerful, focused aggregation – eliminates internet
“noise” for serious researchers
Federated search provides the very latest research in real
time… no lag time from web crawling and indexing
Most timely sci-tech search on the web
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Who is behind scitopia.org?
From 21 of the Leading sci-tech societies
Acoustical Society of America
American Geophysical Union
(AGU)
American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics (AIAA)
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
American Physical Society (APS)
American Society of Civil Engineers
(ASCE)
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers (ASME)
Audio Engineering Society (AES)
AVS
ECS
IEEE
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Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP)
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
(IMechE)
International Union of Crystallography
(IUCr)
Optical Society of America (OSA)
Royal Society (RS)
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
Society of Automotive Engineers
(SAE)
Society for Industrial and Applied
Mathematics (SIAM)
Society for Information Display (SID)
SPIE
…and more to come
Improvements to scitopia.org
Developed:
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Clustering tools
Alerting service (RSS or other method)
Bibliographic download capability
OpenURL source
Promotion plans to drive awareness and usage
Encourage your users to try
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