Lists the top ten individuals for five different network measures (and those supervising/examining >10 theses).

We then removed those identified by only one measure then look at the individuals who are prominent by several different measures. Closeness Centrality and Betweenness centrality have the standard definitions. Output domain (degree) of an individual is the number of all people to whom each actor is connected. Output proximity prestige of an individual is the proportion of all other vertices in their output domain divided by the average distance from this individual to the other people in their output domain (that is, normalized output domain / average distance). The citation weight of an individual (using the Search Path Count algorithm) is the normalised sum of direct descendants.