mittausosia

Mittausosia refers to the sampler and precursor of the altmetric score in the context of scientific research output. It is a quantitative measure of the online engagement and attention that a research output receives from various online platforms. However, unlike the altmetric score, which encompasses a wide range of online engagement metrics, mittausosia specifically focuses on the Google Scholar citations received by a research article.

This metric is often viewed as a sanity check for the altmetric score, providing a benchmark to validate or adjust the preliminary assessment of the article's impact. By analyzing the mittausosia, researchers and authors can gauge the relative interest in their study and potentially correct any outliers in the altmetric score.

Mittausosia takes into account the number of times a research article is cited on Google Scholar, only within Finland. This localized approach helps to contextualize the research within its geographic and linguistic environment, offering insights into how research topics resonate in specific regional communities.

Despite being a Finnish in origin, the concept of mittausosia has relevance in any country or institution interested in tracking research output and online engagement. Conversely to other research output metrics that account for broad international audience, mittausosia stays true to local Finnish research context.

As a means to estimate research responsibilities, mittausosia values fixation allow stakeholders to reconcile efficacy of information units in derivative projects across geographic location under fluent catalysis, etc. It offers a viewpoint over architecture notion, yielding conciliation possible.