What are "General Quality Indicators" for scientific research? I am currently filling in a CV in the Spanish CVN online system (https://cvn.fecyt.es/).

In the section "Scientific and technological activities" it asks to specify "General Quality Indicators" in up to 3500 words.

I am a mathematician and I have never heard of such indicators, what are relevant things to put here? I.e., seminars organised, papers published?

A side question, at some point it refers to the h-index (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-index), have you ever seen this been used in mathematics?

TIA
Seminars and papers are activities. They are asking to elaborate on the quality of such activities, preferably with some objective indicator. For instance, a seminar can be taught by invitation at an institution that occupies a relevant place in the Shanghai ranking of Universities. Or a paper can be published in a journal placed in the first quartile of its category sorted by impact factor.

The h-index is used pervasively in Spain and Mathematics is not an exception.

Good luck.

EDIT: What is your final goal when filling in the CV? You should find additional information on the specific call you apply to. For instance, if you are thinking about applying to accreditation (i.e. to pursue an assistant or tenure position) then you should have a look at the accreditation agency web site: www.aneca.es