A scientometric study of unsafe behavior through Web of Science during 1991–2020

Malakoutikhah, Mahdi; Alimohammadlou, Moslem; Rabiei, Hadiseh; Faghihi, Seyed Aliakbar; Kamalinia, Mojtaba; Jahangiri, Mehdi

doi:10.1080/10803548.2021.1953787

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“…The scientometric methodology is used to analyze large amounts of bibliographic data ( (Martynov et al, 2020). The first step in carrying out a scientometric study is to locate and extract papers on a research-related topic (Malakoutikhah et al, 2021). However, because of the possibility of name similarity, analysis of author names (such as a primary list of authors) may introduce bias into the study.…”

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Scientific developments in educational innovation research in Indonesia and Malaysia: a scientometric review

Sofyan

Abdullah

2022

Int. J. Edu. Inno. Res.

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Educational innovation, in its early days, aims to improve educational quality. Active and experiential learning, as well as authentic assessment, are examples of educational innovation. The goal of high-impact practices is to make education more intentional, coherent, developmental, and transformative. This paper examines the evolution of educational innovation research conducted globally based on the Scopus and WoS database. The parameters considered in this study embrace the growth of publications, suubject areas, source titles, countries, institutions, author and authors’ keywords. Another intriguing finding concerns the source title; the Journal of Physics: Conference Series leads 18 publications. In addition, this study indicated that Putra A.B.N.R., of the Universitas Negeri Malang in the Indonesia, is the most active author, having published 6 documents. Other databases, such as PubMed and Google Scholar, can be used to obtain more detailed metadata. Our research contributes to future research trends by providing visualisation and cutting-edge knowledge of educational innovation

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Scientific developments in educational innovation research in Indonesia and Malaysia: a scientometric review

Sofyan

Abdullah

2022

Int. J. Edu. Inno. Res.

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“…Numerous bibliographic databases are analyzed using the scientometric methodology (Martynov et al, 2020). Locating and extracting papers on a research-related topic is the first stage in performing a scientometric study (Malakoutikhah et al, 2021). However, analyzing author names (such as those on a primary list of authors) poses a risk of bias in the study because of potential name similarity.…”

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Stance of Sports and Fitness: A Scientometric Review

Sofyan

Saputra

Nurihsan

et al. 2022

Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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Sport and fitness are physical requirements in the same way that humans require food and water. On the other hand, sport and fitness is a highly complex field of study, complicating attempts to define critical terms, resulting in a relative lack of scientometric analysis. The study goal is to look at the development of sport and fitness research around the world, using the Scopus and Web of Science databases as its foundation. Materials and methods. Publications are gathered using the Scopus and Web of Science databases as well as scientometric parameters, including worldwide publication trends, the authors who receive the most citations, the amount of citations, and author keywords. Results. The results show the authors’ keywords analysis was inspected based on their relationship to physical activity, physical exercise, and physical training. The United States was the most active country, with 601 publications. As expected, the United States is a leader in physical activity promotion, with 19.3 percent of the population participating in sports and exercising daily in 2019. The International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health from Switzerland leads 68 publications, which is another noteworthy finding. Additionally, according to this analysis, Ortega, F.B., of the School of Medicine, University of Granada, Madrid, Spain, is the author who publishes the most documents with 33 in total. Conclusions. According to our research, the top five keywords that gained traction over the previous two years were "Cardiorespiratory Fitness," "Body Composition," "Health," "Physical Activity," and "Adolescents." The study value to the field of sports and fitness is that it provides readers and upcoming researchers with a wide range of sports and fitness trends from the past and present. Additionally, the study findings will aid future academics in predicting potential industry trends.

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“…Word frequency analysis of literature keywords is commonly used in bibliometrics to reveal the distribution of research hotspots [19]. The graphical analysis of VOSviewer can reflect the relationship between each important node, topic and keyword more visually [52]. First, set the statistic value of word frequency to the threshold of 30, then select the top 110 high-frequency keywords to draw the urban microclimate research keyword co-occurrence network mapping (Figure 6) and annual overlap mapping (Figure 7).…”

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Characteristics, Progress and Trends of Urban Microclimate Research: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis

Zhou

Yao

2022

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Climate change has been a hot topic in recent years. However, the urban microclimate is more valuable for research because it directly affects people’s living environments and can be adjusted by technological means to enhance the resilience of cities in the face of climate change and disasters. This paper analyses the literature distribution characteristics, development stages, and research trends of urban microclimate research based on the literature on “urban microclimate” collected in the Web of Science core database since 1990, using CiteSpace and VOSviewer bibliometric software. It is found that the literature distribution of the urban microclimate is characterized by continuous growth, is interdisciplinary, and can be divided into four stages: nascent exploration, model quantification, diversified development and ecological synergy. Based on the knowledge mapping analysis of keyword clustering, annual overlap, and keyword highlighting, it can be predicted that the research on foreign urban land patch development has three hot trends—multi-scale modelling, multi-factor impact, and multi-policy guidance. The study’s findings help recognize the literature distribution characteristics and evolutionary lineage of urban microclimate research and provide suggestions for future urban microclimate research.

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A scientometric study of unsafe behavior through Web of Science during 1991–2020

Cited by 11 publications

References 18 publications

Scientific developments in educational innovation research in Indonesia and Malaysia: a scientometric review

Scientific developments in educational innovation research in Indonesia and Malaysia: a scientometric review

Stance of Sports and Fitness: A Scientometric Review

Characteristics, Progress and Trends of Urban Microclimate Research: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis

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