Advancing the Advanced Search: Improving the Web of Science User Experience with a Spreadsheet Search Query Tool

Janzen, Shawn

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-06417-3_40

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“…In this study, the literature from WoS was analyzed. We quickly searched and filtered articles with the advanced search function of WoS [82]. The search string used was the following: TS = (fishery) AND TS = (remote sensing) AND PY = (2000-2021).…”

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Developing International Collaboration Indicators in Fisheries Remote Sensing Research to Achieve SDG 14 and 17

Chen,

Yen

2023

Sustainability

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Remote sensing technology significantly contributes to fisheries management and marine ecosystem preservation. The development disparities among countries create gaps that hinder sustainable fisheries and ecosystem protection. Assessing progress and efforts across regions and countries is crucial for sustainable development. Effective measurement methods are used to identify shortcomings, guide academic development, and strengthen partnerships. Tracking and highlighting partnership achievements is challenging due to the difficulties in quantification. The objective of this study is to create indicators for evaluating the community of international academic cooperation. We analyzed and examined the trend in national efforts and international partnerships before and after the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were released in 2015 using bibliometric methods and bibliographic information from the Web of Science (WoS). The results show that tracking the progress and evolution of international collaborations in fisheries remote sensing research can be facilitated by employing quantitative indicators that measure international cooperation among coauthors, institutions, and countries. Additionally, the number of partnerships in each country displays a significant relationship with the country’s level of national development. A comparison of indicators developed by actors with different orientations can be used as a strategic reference for developing partnerships among countries. Academic research in developing countries that rely heavily on fisheries plays a critical role in preserving life below water (SDG 14). The achievement of this SDG can be enhanced through global partnerships (SDG 17).

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confidence: 99%