analisis sitiran terhadap skripsi jurusan kartografi dan penginderaan jauh fakultas geografi tahun 2005 dan ketersediaannya di perpustakaan fakultas geografi ugm

The library needs to know the kind of literature mostly read, and whether those literature are willable in the library. This matter will be used for adding the collection in order to meet the needs of the users. The research aims to discuss citation analysis of Literature Cited in Scription of Department of Cartography and Remote Sensing on the Faculty of Geography at Gadjah Mada University 2005. The purpose of the research is, to know the kind of literature cited in scription of the Department of Cartography and Remote Sensing on the Faculty of Geography, to find out the dominant literature cited, to identify the language literature cited, and to know the availability of the literature cited in library of Faculty of Geography. The subject of the research is the scription of the Department of Cartography and Remote Sensing on the Faculty of Geography. The object of research are all citations in references of the scriptions, numbering at 2554 citations. The method of the data collection used is citation analysis. The Analysis of data is based on the percentage provided on the table. The result shows that the kind of literature cited in the scription of the Department of Cartography and Remote Sensing on the Faculty of Geography 2005 is book 1686 citations (66%), scription 295 citations (11,56%), internet source 138 citations (5,41%), journal or magazine 115 citations (4,51%), thesis 95 citations (3,72%), paper 80 citations (3,14%), research report 51 citations (2%), proceeding 36 citations (1,42%), newspaper 26 citations (1,02%), disertation 18 citations (0,71%), field work report and pidato 13 citations (0,51%). It also describes that the literature in Indonesianlanguange had been more often cited than that in English. It is 1759 citations (68,9 %) versus 794 citations (31.1%). The last, the level of the avalibility of the literature cited is found that 71,68 % where available in the library and the other 28,32% where not available. Keywords : citation, citation analysis, collection availability