Foundation for Research in Computing in Civil Engineering

Lakmazaheri, Sivand; Rasdorf, William

doi:10.1061/(asce)0887-3801(1998)12:1(9)

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“…where C j is the adjusted number of papers for country j, is the total number of authors of paper i, and M ij is the number of authors of paper i who are from country j (Lakmazageri and Rasdorf, 1998;Abudayyeh et al, 2006). For example, if a paper had two authors and they are from different countries, then each of those countries was given 1/2 point for that paper.…”

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Trend analysis of research and development on automation and robotics technology in the construction industry

Son

Kim

et al. 2010

KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering

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Attention to development of automation and robotics technology in the construction industry seems to have been growing and there has been an increased awareness of the potential benefits of automation and robotics technology development. Although research and development (R&D) facilitates progress in the state of technology and-in the long run-yields significant savings in time and money for companies that take advantage of it, the costs of R&D in the short term are high and resources are limited. Analysis of trends in existing research is helpful in identifying where further R&D is needed and in suggesting directions for future research. In addition, it can be used to help predict the return on investment in individual technologies. This study was to identify global trends and issues in automation and robotics technology in the construction industry by analyzing papers published in the proceedings of the International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC). The results of that analysis show that various research topics are actively researched from the viewpoint of automation in construction and contributed by different countries and regions as well as different types of research institutions.

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Trend analysis of research and development on automation and robotics technology in the construction industry

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Kim

et al. 2010

KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering

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“…The present study provides similar results to this study, specifically the most frequently cited articles and authors. Another related citation classic article from the field of engineering is the article by Lakmazaheri and Rasdorf (1998). This paper examined the Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering from 1987‐1996.…”

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Tracking the use of engineering conference papers: citation influence of the Stapp Car Crash Conference

McMinn

Fleming

2011

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Purpose -This paper seeks to investigate the use of engineering conference papers by examining where the papers presented at the Stapp Car Crash Conference from 1980-2005 were subsequently cited. Also, to examine whether the references were made to the conference paper or to the individual, the SAE Technical Paper, the second publication method. It also aims to study whether the citations were made to the lead author or secondary authors. Design/methodology/approach -The individual papers were searched in Science Citation Index on the Web of Science platform using the "Cited author" search and the appropriate work(s) were selected using the "Cited work" information. The number of citations to each paper was recorded and the bibliographic information from the citing articles for the "top cited" articles were retrieved and examined to determine the subject focus of the citing journals. Findings -Almost two-thirds of the papers from the Stapp Car Crash Conference were cited at least once, mirroring that of engineering journal articles. These citations appear in journals representing a wide variety of disciplines besides engineering including journals covering "clinical neurology", "orthopedics", "rehabilitation" and "surgery". The majority of citations (92 per cent) were found to be to the lead author and approximately 85 per cent were cited as papers within the conference proceedings with the remaining papers cited as individual technical papers. Originality/value -The results on the impact and use of engineering conference papers, especially the results in terms of author and material type, will provide valuable insight into this literature, providing librarians and researchers with a better understanding of their use in the advancement of research and scholarship.

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“…where n is the number of papers published by authors from that country and M is the number of contributing countries for the ith paper [Lakmazaheri and Rasdorf 1998]. For example, if two authors contributed from two different countries, then each country would receive ½ a point for that paper.…”

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“…One previous similar study was conducted to evaluate the content of the journal at its 10 year anniversary. The results of that study can be found in [Lakmazaheri and Rasdorf 1998].…”

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Research Publication Trends and Topics in Computing in Civil Engineering

Abudayyeh

Dibert-DeYoung

Rasdorf

et al. 2006

J. Comput. Civ. Eng.

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This paper provides a historical perspective on computing research in civil engineering, as reflected in the Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering (JCCE). The paper reports the results of a 17-year analysis of the Journal from 1987 through 2003. The main computing topical content as well as the origin and distribution of research sources and dissemination venues are summarized. The JCCE is intended to be of interest to researchers, professionals, and students in all civil engineering disciplines. This paper is intended to shed light on its content.

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Foundation for Research in Computing in Civil Engineering

Cited by 10 publications

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Trend analysis of research and development on automation and robotics technology in the construction industry

Trend analysis of research and development on automation and robotics technology in the construction industry

Tracking the use of engineering conference papers: citation influence of the Stapp Car Crash Conference

Research Publication Trends and Topics in Computing in Civil Engineering

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