HelioTrends: five-year productivity

The five-year productivity is defined as the average number of FAR papers per year per author for the past five years. The plot below shows the variation of this quantity with time for all authors in the HelioTrends files.

The plot below shows the 5-year productivities of early-career, mid-career and senior researchers. The grey line shows the 5-year productivity for all authors.

The plot below shows the 5-year productivities of solar (S), heliospheric (SH), and solar and heliospheric (SH) researchers. The grey line shows the 5-year productivity for all authors.