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A method of Mapping Process for scientific production using the Smart Bibliometrics
Vilker Zucolotto Pessin1, Celso Alberto Saibel Santos1, Luciana Haure Yamane1
1Department of Informatics, Federal University of Espírito Santo, Av. Fernando Ferrari, 514, Vitória, Espírito Santo 29075-910, Brazil.
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|September 21, 2023
Summary
Big data and advanced IT enable new scientific research methods. The Scientific Mapping Process streamlines science mapping and bibliometric analysis for efficient, results-oriented scientific discovery.
Area of Science:
- Scientific research and development
- Information technology in science
Background:
- The exponential growth of scientific data and advancements in information technology have transformed research methodologies.
- Researchers face challenges in navigating complex and dynamic scientific landscapes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce a novel method, the "Scientific Mapping Process," designed to support scientific production.
- To present tools and technologies that enhance research efficiency and effectiveness.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing cloud computing capabilities for data analysis.
- Implementing automated science mapping and bibliometric analysis techniques.
- Leveraging the "Scientific Mapping Process" for strategic information generation.
Main Results:
- The method facilitates agile application of science mapping and bibliometric techniques.
- Researchers gain access to an easy-to-use solution for data analysis.
- Strategic information is generated to guide result-oriented scientific production.
Conclusions:
- The "Scientific Mapping Process" offers a robust method and system to accelerate scientific development.
- Automation of bibliometric analysis and science mapping from datasets is achieved.
- Researcher efficiency and assertiveness in scientific production are significantly improved.
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