Google Scholar: 487 citations (-30)

According to Google Scholar I now have 487 citations. This is 30 less than as of December 30th, for some reason. 2020 now stands at 61 citations (-4 since December 30th), and 2021 at 2 citations (+2). My h-index is now 12 (-1) and my h10-index 16 (-4).

Google Scholar: 401 citations, h-index 11; tenfold increase since 2013

According to Google Scholar my academic work has by now attracted 401 citations (cf. my Google Scholar profile). This is up 15 since November. My h-index is 11, meaning that 11 of my texts have been cited at least 11 times each. This is up 1 since November. My h10-index is 13, which is down 1 since November (an additional six papers have 8 or 9 citations and are this close to reaching 10 plus each).

2019 stands with 47 citations. This is only my fifth-best year.

Here is an overview of year-end accumulated totals (closest date recorded in same year):

2013 (28Apr): 38

2014: n/a 

2015 (30Sep): 88

2016 (6Dec): 155

2017 (19Dec): 261

2018 (22Nov): 351

2019 (26Dec): 401

Google Scholar: 386 citations; h-index 10; h10-index 14

On the count of Google Scholars, my academic publications have attracted 386 citations to date. This is up 35 since March. My h-index is 10 (up from 9 in March), and my h10-index 14 (meaning 14 papers have attracted at least 10 citations each). On top, "Umwelt transitions: Uexküll and environmental change" now has as many citations (37) as "Umwelt ethics", which has up to now been my most cited paper.

See my profile at Google Scholar.

"Umwelt transitions: Uexküll and environmental change": According to Springer, this paper has 1.900 downloads and 15 tracked citations.

Number of citations in 2019 is said to be 31.

Google Scholar: 351 citations; h-index, h10-index of 10

According to Google Scholar, I now have 351 citations, cf. my profile. This is up 18 since October 1st. 2018 now stands with 48 citations (+8), 2016 with 84 (+5). My h-index and h10-index are now both 10 - meaning that 10 of my articles have been cited at least 10 times each.

Google Scholar status per summer 2012 vs. autumn 2018

As of June 2012 - according to an old note - Google Scholars (cf. my profile) listed 19 academic articles of mine, which were in total cited 32 times, and I had an h-index of 3 (meaning that 3 of my articles had been cited at least 3 times each).

6 year on, I have according to Google Scholar been cited 324 times, and I have an h-index of 9 (up 1) as well as an h10-index of 9 (up 1; meaning that 9 of mine articles have been cited at least 10 times each). This is up 12 since August 20th. My 9th article to reach 10 citations is "Outline of an Uexküllian bio-ontology", my very first academic article, published in 2001.

Google Scholar: 303 citations, h10-index of 8

According to Google Scholar (cf. my profile), my publications have now been cited 303 times. This is up 13 from the May 9th count. My h-index remains 8, but my h10-index (number of articles cited at least 10 times each) is now up from 7 to 8. 

Something has happened with the yearly counts for 2016 and 2017, which had similar counts a couple of months back, whereas now 2016 stands with 77 citations (up 15?) and 2017 with 59 (down 3?). 2018 stands with 31 citations, which is up 15 since May.

Google Scholar: 290 citations

According to Google Scholar (see my profile) my work has now been cited 290 times, including 16 times so far in 2018 publications. The total is up 6 since April 9th.

My h-index remains 8 and my h10-index 7.

Google Scholar: 261 citations

According to Google Scholar my academic work has now been cited 261 times, up 17 from my November 24th count and up 223 since April 2013 (I now have 6-7 times more citations). Of these, 57 citations are from 2017 (+13). My h-index remains 8 and my h10-index 7. 

20 of my articles have been cited 5 times or more; three 20 or more, five 15 or more.

Google Scholar: 212 citations, h-index of 8

According to Google Scholar (cf. my verified profile), I now have 212 citations, up 9 since late August. My h10-index remains 6 (meaning 6 of my papers have been cited at least 10 times), but my h-index is now 8, up from 7 at last count. This implies that my 8 most cited papers have been cited at least 8 times each. No. 8 is "Is a wolf wild as long as it does not know that it is being thoroughly managed?"

2017 currently stands with 28 citations, vs. 45 in 2015 and 58 in 2016.

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Google Scholar: 203 citations, h10-index of 6 (August 31)

Google Scholar: 203 citations, h10-index of 6

According to updated Google Scholar data (cf. my profile), my academic publications have been cited 203 times (+8 since April 19th), and I now have an h10-index of 6 (vs. 5 as of April 19th). My h-index remains 7. These two indices imply that 6 of my texts have been cited at least 10 times, and that 7 of my texts have been cited at least 7 times (actually, 10 of my texts have been cited at least 7 times).

My 6th text to reach 10 citations is "The biosemiotic glossary project: Agent, agency" (2015).