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Mark G New

University of Oxford

131(top 2%)

papers

18,406(top 0.4%, rank 11.7K)

citations

44(top 1%, rank 41.6K)

h-Index

402

rankings

146(top 2%)

extended papers

20,394(top 0.4%, rank 11.7K)

extended citations

46(top 2%, rank 45.5K)

extended h-Index

5.3

avg. Impact Factor

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1^st most cited author in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (2012)

1^st most cited paper in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (2014)

1^st most cited paper in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (2017)

1^st most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [Tyndall Centre] (2011)

1^st most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [Tyndall Centre] (2013)

2^nd most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2002)

2^nd most cited paper in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (2012)

3^rd most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [Tyndall Centre] (Lifetime)

4^th most cited author in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (Lifetime)

5^th most cited paper in Department of Geography [University of Cape Town] (Lifetime)

5^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [Tyndall Centre] (Lifetime)

5^th most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2009)

5^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2001)

6^th most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2011)

6^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2000)

10^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2002)

12^th most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2013)

12^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2006)

12^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2010)

14^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2009)

16^th most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2012)

16^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2004)

16^th most published author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (Lifetime)

20^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2011)

22^nd most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2014)

23^rd most cited author in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (Lifetime)

41^st most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [Environmental Change Institute] (2012)

49^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2005)

53^rd most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2014)

68^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2012)

70^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (Lifetime)

75^th most cited paper in School of Geography and the Environment [University of Oxford] (2013)

What are extended values?

The database is not yet complete for disciplines relying on conferences and books.

extended values cover more materials other than journal articles but not exhaustive. The other values are limited to peer-reviewed articles only. However, we never count abstracts, patents, working papers, or unpublished documents.

top superscripts indicate the percentile among 4.9 million authors. rank refers to the rank rounded to 1,000 (K) or 1,000,000 (M).

rankings refers to the number of categories in which the author has been ranked.

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What is the basis of rankings?

most cited author: sum of citations of the author

most cited paper: citations of a single paper

most published author: the number of papers

Is everything ranked?

To avoid high rankings for small journals, certain thresholds should be met for inclusion.

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