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S+T.2.1: Publications (all types)Relevance:This indicator describes the scientific and technical outcome of thefacility in the form of publications, which is usually regarded as a measurefor the newly created scientific and technical knowledge. Publicationin high-impact journals and high citation counts indicate a significantimpact on the scientific community.Compilation and analysis methods:• Identify and report the (expected) annual number of scientific andtechnical publications in peer reviewed scientific journals.• Identify and report the (expected) annual number of scientific andtechnical publications in high-impact journals.• Identify and report the (expected) number of highly cited paperspublished in the previous (future) five years, their average citationcount per year and their total citations. Identify and report also theaverage citation count per year and the total number of citations ofthe top ten papers published by facility researchers.• Identify and report the (expected) annual number of other publications(e.g. technical notes, books, grey literature) by type.received the highest total numbers of citations.Data sources and collection methods:• Analysis of internal databases or documents such as annual reports(mostly in ex-post studies)• Analysis of secondary data from reference facilities such as annualreports or websites (mostly in ex-ante studies)• Bibliometric analysis of external databases such as the ISI web ofknowledge, Scopus, online scientific journals, etc. (ex-ante andex-post - in the latter case for reference facilities)• Expert interviews - e.g. scientific manager (ex-ante and ex-post)Data analysis methods:• Descriptive content analysis• Case studies of reference RIsReferences:ISI Web of Science on http://thomsonreuters.comScopus Database on http://www.scopus.com/home.urlDefinitions and explanations:High-impact journal refers to the journals with the top ten impact factorsin a specific field. Since impact factors differ considerably betweenresearch fields, a suitable selection must be made for each study basedon the relevant research fields. Please explain your selection.Highly-cited paper refers to papers with more than 10 citations / year.The impact factor of a journal for the year 2010 IF2010 is the number ofcitations C2010 achieved in 2010 of articles published in 2009 and 2008divided by to the number of articles A 2009+2008 published in that journalduring the years 2009 and 2008: IF 2010 = C 2010 /A 2009+2008 .Top ten papers are the ten papers published by facility researchers that128