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Internet-Draft and RFC statistics

Documents:

Number of authors Pages Words Format Formal languages

Authors:

Number of documents Affiliation Country Continent Citations h-index

Yearly:

Affiliation Country Continent

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All RFCs Internet-Drafts

Time:

All time Past 5 years

Please Note: The author information in the datatracker about RFCs with numbers lower than about 1300 and Internet-Drafts from before 2001 is unreliable and in many cases absent. For this reason, statistics on these pages does not show correct author stats for corpus selections that involve such documents.

Data

h-index	Percentage of authors	Authors
36	0.01%	Mohamed Boucadair
28	0.03%	Dan Wing Fernando Gont Fred Baker Fred Templin
27	0.05%	Adrian Farrel Dr. Bernard D. Aboba Donald E. Eastlake 3rd Hannes Tschofenig Jari Arkko Pascal Thubert Susan Hares Tirumaleswar Reddy.K
26	0.02%	Gorry Fairhurst Michael Richardson Xufeng Liu
25	0.06%	Alexey Melnikov Benoît Claise Dhruv Dhody Dr. John C. Klensin Jonathan Rosenberg Magnus Westerlund Oscar Gonzalez de Dios Qin Wu Thomas Nadeau
24	0.05%	Brian E. Carpenter Carsten Bormann Cullen Fluffy Jennings Jeff Tantsura Luis Contreras Marco Tiloca Paul E. Hoffman Peter Saint-Andre
23	0.07%	Al Morton Andy Bierman Clarence Filsfils Colin Perkins Daniel King Dave Thaler Eric Rescorla Henning Schulzrinne Russ Housley Sheng Jiang
22	0.07%	Ari Keränen Bob Briscoe Chris Newman Daniele Ceccarelli Gyan Mishra John Preuß Mattsson Jürgen Schönwälder Mach Chen Stewart Bryant Zhenbin Li
21	0.07%	Carlos Pignataro Dan Romascanu Giuseppe Fioccola John Drake Jon Peterson Dr. Joseph D. Touch Martin Thomson Sean Turner Toerless Eckert Young Lee
20	0.18%	27
19	0.20%	31
18	0.22%	34
17	0.30%	46
16	0.44%	67
15	0.51%	77
14	0.43%	66
13	0.58%	88
12	0.83%	126
11	0.94%	142
10	1.34%	203
9	1.45%	220
8	1.86%	282
7	2.51%	381
6	3.19%	484
5	4.36%	661
4	6.16%	935
3	9.96%	1512
2	19.53%	2963
1	44.59%	6767

Hirsch index or h-index is a measure of the productivity and impact of the publications of an author . An author with an h-index of 5 has had 5 publications each cited at least 5 times - to increase the index to 6, the 5 publications plus 1 more would have to have been cited at least 6 times, each. Thus a high h-index requires many highly-cited publications.

Note that the h-index calculations do not exclude self-references.