Bibliometric analysis in motorcycle accident research: a global overview

Ospina-Mateus, Holman; Quintana, Leonardo; López‐Valdés, Francisco J.; Salas-Navarro, Katherinne

doi:10.1007/s11192-019-03234-5

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“…The academic impact and relative influence of research on industrial clusters and global value chains is measured through the use of evaluative techniques. Accordingly, productivity is assessed based on the historical evolution of publications, the distribution of articles by journal or book and also by individual author ( Ospina-Mateus et al, 2019 ). In addition, the most cited documents allows us to evaluate the impact or relative influence of the topic ( Hall, 2011 ).…”

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Visualizing Research on Industrial Clusters and Global Value Chains: A Bibliometric Analysis

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In the current digital era, the borders amongst firms are getting blurred when it comes to value creation. Therefore, the traditional configuration of the value chain is frequently replaced by other ones which include the collaborative participation of different agents. Within this context, global value chains, where the value activities are located in different countries, and industrial clusters, which combine competition and cooperation, are attracting a growing attention of both business leaders and scholars in the recent years. Through a bibliometric analysis, this paper disentangles the intellectual and conceptual structure of the research topic of industrial clusters and global value chains. Results show the multidisciplinary character of the topic, including papers published in different areas, such as business, regional studies and world development, as well as its close link with aspects like innovation, regional development, governance or organization. Finally, this study remarks the research lines that could attract more attention in the immediate future.

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Visualizing Research on Industrial Clusters and Global Value Chains: A Bibliometric Analysis

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“…The bibliometric study done by Shanker et al ( 2020 ) analysed the studies of neurosurgeon’s academic works in the New York metropolitan area. Another bibliometric study was by Iwami et al ( 2019 ) who examined fields that co-evolved with information technology while (Ospina-Mateus et al 2019 ) analysed the study of motorcycle accidents. A study by Baker et al ( 2019 ) in the field of financial economics used bibliometric analysis to present the productivity and impact of RFE (review of financial economics).…”

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Towards a systematic description of the field using bibliometric analysis: malware evolution

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Malware is a blanket term for Trojan, viruses, spyware, worms, and other files that are purposely created to harm computers, mobile devices, or computer networks. Malware commonly steals, encrypts, damages, and causes a mess in these devices. The growth of malware attacks has a consequence on the growth and attractiveness of mobile features in mobile devices. Most malware research aims to probe the different methods of preventing, analysing, and detecting malware attacks. This paper aims to demonstrate an exhaustive knowledge map of the Android malware by collecting a ten (10) year dataset from the Web of Science database. A bibliometric analysis was employed for analysing articles published between 2010 and 2019. Using the keyword "malware", 5622 articles were retrieved. After scrutinising with the keywords of "Android malware", 1278 articles were then collected. This study provides an overview of the articles, productivity, research area, the Web of Science categories, authors, high-cited articles, institutions, and impact journals examining malware. Research activities are continued by placing terms in the classification of malware detection systems that outline important areas in malware research. From the analysis, it can be concluded that the highest number of publications focusing on malware studies came from the continent of Asia. Additionally, this study discusses the challenges of malware studies in the recent research studies as well as the future direction.

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“…Several pieces of research [30][31][32] have concluded that the crashes and fatalities suffered by male motorcyclists are higher and more severe than those of women, with the young drivers prone to have more accidents. Overall, research on causality and the severity of traffic accidents holds a dominant position in research trends about motorcycle accidents [33].…”

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Mapping the Research Landscape for the Motorcycle Market Policies: Sustainability as a Trend—A Systematic Literature Review

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Salazar-Serna

2021

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The motorcycle market has experienced an upward trend. That growth brings along mobility, accidents, and environment-related issues; nevertheless, there is a scarcity of literature on evaluating the impact of motorcycle market policies. Consequently, it has been challenging for researchers and policymakers to develop evidence-based strategies to promote or control the growth of this market. This paper aims to review and analyze the scientific literature about motorcycle market policies, using tech-mining techniques and a cluster analysis of keywords, to provide insights about the most relevant world trends in this research area. For this purpose, the bibliographic information of publications in the field was retrieved from the Scopus database. As a result, three thematic clusters (sustainability, mobility, and electric motorcycles) were identified and explained. According to our findings, greenhouse gas emissions, sustainability, environmental impact, and developing countries are the hot research topics. The research leader countries on said topics are the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This study can, therefore, be used as a reference to define a future research agenda in the area. Consequently, it permits researchers and policymakers to identify trending topics and gaps in knowledge, as a baseline to include motorcycles in sustainable and affordable transport systems design.

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Bibliometric analysis in motorcycle accident research: a global overview

Cited by 51 publications

References 61 publications

Visualizing Research on Industrial Clusters and Global Value Chains: A Bibliometric Analysis

Visualizing Research on Industrial Clusters and Global Value Chains: A Bibliometric Analysis

Towards a systematic description of the field using bibliometric analysis: malware evolution

Mapping the Research Landscape for the Motorcycle Market Policies: Sustainability as a Trend—A Systematic Literature Review

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