Bibliometric Analysis of Articles Published in the Field of Aviation: Dergipark Academic Example

Kurnaz, Salim

doi:10.15544/mts.2022.36

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A review of the current state and future trends in modern methods of construction research

Doan,

Mai,

GhaffarianHoseini

et al. 2024

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Purpose This study aims to identify the primary research areas of modern methods of construction (MMC) along with its current trends and developments. Design/methodology/approach A combination of bibliometric and qualitative analysis is adopted to examine 1,957 MMC articles in the Scopus database. With the support of CiteSpace 6.1.R6, the clusters, leading authors, journals, institutions and countries in the field of MMC are examined. Findings Offsite construction, inter-modular connections, augmenting output, prefabricated concrete beams and earthquake-resilient prefabricated beam–column steel joints are the top five research areas in MMC. Among them, offsite construction and inter-modular connections are significantly focused, with many research articles. The potential for collaboration, among prominent authors such as Wang, J., Liu, Y. and Wang, Y., explains the recent rapid growth of the MMC field of research. With a total of 225 articles, Engineering Structures is the journal that has published the most articles on MMC. China is the leading country in this field, and the Ministry of Education China is the top institution in MMC. Originality/value The findings of this study bear significant implications for stakeholders in academia and industry alike. In academia, these insights allow researchers to identify research gaps and foster collaboration, steering efforts toward innovative and impactful outcomes. For industries using MMC practices, the clarity provided on MMC techniques facilitates the efficient adoption of best practices, thereby promoting collaboration, innovation and global problem-solving within the construction field.

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A review of the current state and future trends in modern methods of construction research

Doan,

Mai,

GhaffarianHoseini

et al. 2024

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Bibliometric Analysis of Postgraduate Theses on Civil Aviation

KANBUR

2023

Journal of Aviation

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This study aimed to conduct a bibliometric evaluation of 908 postgraduate theses in civil aviation that were approved, licensed, and published in the National Thesis Centre database. These theses were analysed based on specific parameters, including the year of publication, gender of the authors, universities where they were published, thesis topics, language of writing, number of pages, publication cities, supervisor titles, institutes, departmental affiliations, types of universities, and types of theses. The results revealed that most of these theses were published in 2019, and male researchers outnumbered female researchers. Moreover, many of the theses were written in Turkish and predominantly published at Anadolu University. The title of "assistant professor" was more commonly used in master's theses, while the title of "professor" was more frequently utilized in doctoral theses. Most of the theses were 101-200 pages long and were conducted in Istanbul. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that there were more master's theses than doctoral theses, with a predominant research focus on business management.

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Human Resources Management in the Civil Aviation Sector

Alkan,

Sunar

2024

Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science

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The fact that the civil aviation sector has a multicultural structure by nature and assimilates this structure is a situation that has both advantages and disadvantages. This situation reveals the importance of human resources management in the civil aviation sector. The fact that personnel working in the civil aviation sector have the opportunity to work worldwide, provided they meet certain conditions, provides freedom of movement for these employees. Especially in developed countries, as a result of the decrease in the young population and the tendency to leave jobs that require intense physical strength and have relatively low wages to immigrants, it has become possible to see immigrant workers in most of the business lines. Strategic human resources planning is extremely important to keep this situation under control and to train human resources in every field that may be needed in the civil aviation industry in the future. An understanding of human resources management, which specializes in the field of civil aviation, knows the needs and deficiencies of this field, and guides decision makers by offering the right solution suggestions, is deemed essential.

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Bibliometric Analysis of Articles Published in the Field of Aviation: Dergipark Academic Example

Cited by 4 publications

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A review of the current state and future trends in modern methods of construction research

A review of the current state and future trends in modern methods of construction research

Bibliometric Analysis of Postgraduate Theses on Civil Aviation

Human Resources Management in the Civil Aviation Sector

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