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Bibliometrics

About bibliometrics

Bibliometrics is application of mathematics and statistical methods to books and other media of communication (Alan Pritchard, 1969)

“Although recognizably bibliometric techniques have been applied for at least a century, the emergence of bibliometrics as a scientific field was triggered (in the 1960s) by the development of  the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Science Citation Index (SCI) by Eugene Garfield, as a logical continuation of his drive to support scientific literature searching.” (Mike Thewall, 2008)

(Source: Roemer and Borchardt, 2015)

(Source: Donthu, et al., 2021)

Bibliometrics analysis procedure

 

(Source: Donthu, et al., 2021)

Performance analysis

Bibliometric tools:

  1. InfraNodus: How to do text mining using network analysis? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5WKctvI-PY)

Data sources from Digilib are extracted from UNS institutional repository (digilib.uns.ac.id). Other data sources are extracted as a sample, you may use any keywords other than presented here. Use these data sources to generate visualization on Vosviewer or any other visualization tools.

        1. Faculty of medicine
            1. Digilib: CSV undergraduate theses (extracted on July 27, 2023)
            2. PubMed: pubmed [qualityoflife – hypertension – depression]
            3. Scopus: scopus [qualityoflife – hypertension – depression] Full Metadata
            4. Lens: lens [qualityoflife – hypertension – depression]
            5. Dimensions: –
            6. Thesaurus template
            7. How to search articles in Pubmed, Scopus, and Web of Science: https://www.hitihe.org/e-modules-for-health-librarians/
        2. Faculty of Education and Teacher Training: CSV
        3. Faculty of …

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Profile of UNS research topics published in Scopus-indexed journals from 2018-2023

Profile of UNS research topics published in Scopus-indexed journals from 2018-2023