Three Decades of Climate Change Research in Sri Lanka: A Scientometric Analysis (1996–2026)
Presents a 30-year longitudinal scientometric review of Sri Lankan climate science research output, cross-border research partnerships, and policy citations.
A Quarterly Peer-Reviewed International Open Access Research Publication • ISSN 2277-2219
The main aim of the Journal of Advances in Library and Information Science (JALIS) is to publish original research articles and studies describing developments in Library and Information Science. The journal publishes papers that are critically examined by independent reviewers to ensure substantial contributions to the domain.
Coverage includes information systems, knowledge management, collection building, digital preservation, bibliometrics and scientometrics, user studies, AI in academic libraries, and information retrieval.
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Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur - 610 005, India.
Leading an eminent international board of advisors and reviewers representing institutions across India, Sri Lanka, South Korea, and Malaysia.
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Presents a 30-year longitudinal scientometric review of Sri Lankan climate science research output, cross-border research partnerships, and policy citations.
Assesses the information retrieval habits and electronic journal awareness among scholars and faculties across agricultural universities in Karnataka.
Evaluates temperature-controlled freezing techniques as eco-friendly, non-chemical pest and mold eradication methods in heritage library preservation.
Investigates information literacy proficiencies, e-resource utilization, and digital searching efficacy among engineering faculties in Bengaluru.
Examines AI integration in discovery systems, metadata generation, automated reference handling, and their measured contribution to academic research productivity.
An in-depth comparative investigation into Koha, SOUL, and LIBSYS library management software architectures, modular capacities, and institutional suitability.