Priority Index and Activity Index of Wind Power Research Literature Output in India (2018 to 2022): A Scientometric Analysis

Abstract 
The study is a Scientometric analysis of research productivity in priority and activity index of Wind Power Research Literature output in India and a sum total of 1270 publications were obtained from the Web of Science for five calendar years spanning from 2018 to 2022 with the citations of 12206. This chapter presents the analysis and interpretation of data collected for the identified period, for all five years 11.25 average per item cited and 51 H-Indexes.

Keywords: Priority Index, Activity Index, Wind Power Research, Scientometric
 

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