Associate Professor Rosemary Collard achieves 13th place on SFU Altmetric List

In an acknowledgment of outstanding scholarly impact, Rosemary Collard, an Associate Professor within the Department of Geography, has secured the 13th position on the Altmetric list at SFU.

Rosemary Collard's publication "Years late and millions short: A predictive audit of economic impacts for coal mines in British Columbia, Canada" scored 258 on the Altmetric Attention Score.

Rosemary co-directs The Extinction Paradox Research Program.

Congratulations Rosemary!

SFU uses the Altmetric database to capture metrics and qualitative data that are complementary to traditional, citation-based metrics. Altmetric scores pull data from traditional and social media, from sources all over the world.

Altmetric’s attention score represents a weighted count of mentions in traditional and nontraditional media platforms for a specific research output.

Read the year in review article for scholarly impacts here.