CHI’14 results are out, for those who feel melancholic and would like to look at the evolution of CHI over time, here is the data from 1982 to 2013*. It’s not super clean but hopefully you can start to play with it. If you find errors send me an email.
There is a csv file per year, with a row per paper. Each paper has the following properties: “conference”, “year”, “doi”, “title”, “citationCount”, “download6weeks”, “download12months”, “downloadAll”, “keywords”, “pageNumber”, “authors (name, affilitiation)”
An example: “CHI”, “83”, “http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/800045.801571”, “Design principles for human-computer interfaces”, “23 “, “28”, “149”, “2,842”, “command and control languages; languages; software psychology”, “10”, “81100063003, Donald A. Norman, Department of Psychology and Institute for Cognitive Science C-015, University of California, San Diego; “
Citation and downloads counts come from the ACM DL (fetched over the past 3 days).
If you find the data useful, I’d would be nice to let me know what you used it for, and if you’re interested in the data from another conference, drop me a line.
Notes:
* I’m an ACM member believing that I’m doing a public service by gathering and publishing articles’ meta-data. If you believe otherwise, send me an email.**
** “But anyone who says that there is money to be made in a stash of ACADEMIC ARTICLES is either an idiot or a liar” Laurence Lessig