Half a century of Anales de Pediatría. Evolution of its main bibliometric indicators in the Web of Science and Scopus international databases

Dios, Javier González de; Alonso-Arroyo, Adolfo; Aleixandre-Benavent, Rafaél

doi:10.1016/j.anpede.2018.12.002

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“…34 When considering academic research databases, research comparing the most widely used databases, Web of Science and Scopus, shows that their datasets differ. 35,36 Scopus presents a larger volume of data and a wider coverage of journals and authors when compared to Web of Science. 36 Thus, Scopus has been used more widely in articles focused on bibliometric analysis.…”

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Global research trends on anaerobic digestion and biogas production from cassava wastewater: a bibliometric analysis

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Salomon

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J of Chemical Tech & Biotech

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The cassava processing chain is potentially sustainable and can actively contribute in the change towards the circular economy. The present article aimed at assessing global scientific research trends on anaerobic treatment of wastewater originating from cassava processing. In this regard, a bibliometric analysis of anaerobic digestion and biogas production of wastewater from cassava processing was carried out within the period between 1980 and 2020, using the Scopus database. The results showed that the interest of research on the subject grew exponentially from 2001, being mainly focused on the recovery of by‐products such as methane, biogas, hydrogen, bio‐oil, bioethanol, propionic acid and butyric acid. Full‐scale anaerobic wastewater treatment already is carried out in countries such as India, China and Thailand, and has been explored largely in developing countries. The studies demonstrated that wastewater bioconversion is an attractive solution, with widespread full‐scale applications. The authors of the present work expect that new publications on environmental and economic sustainability of the processing industry of cassava by‐products will contribute to the sector's development towards a green and low‐carbon economy. © 2021 Society of Chemical Industry (SCI).

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Global research trends on anaerobic digestion and biogas production from cassava wastewater: a bibliometric analysis

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Salomon

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Comparison of self-citation patterns in WoS and Scopus databases based on national scientific production in Slovenia (1996–2020)

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Trends in scientific research in Insights into Imaging: a bibliometric review

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Objectives To analyse the coverage and main bibliometric indicators of Insights into Imaging in Scopus and the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) from the Web of Science Core Collection database. Methods The evolution of journal production in the Scopus database was analysed according to document types, collaboration indexes between authors and institutions, and citation indicators (number of citations, SCImago Journal Rank, quartile, h-index, and most cited works). Networks of collaboration among authors, institutions, and countries were also analysed, as well as those of co-word networks. As a complementary source of information, the Emerging Source Citation Index from the Web of Science database was also considered. Results Four hundred seventy-four papers were included in Scopus and 292 in ESCI. The index of collaboration was 5.18 for authors and 2.74 for institutions. International collaboration occurred in 24.7% of the papers. The number of citations received in Scopus (4295) exceeds the number of citations received in ESCI (1177). The average number of citations per paper was 9.06 in Scopus versus 4.03 in ESCI. The h-index was 29 in Scopus and 16 in ESCI. Several collaborative groups were identified at the national and international level. Conclusions There is a progression of Insights into Imaging in the ranking of journals in the area that, if maintained, will allow it to remain in the first quartile in the Scopus database. The main topics of interest were technologies such as ‘Magnetic resonance imaging’, ‘Computed tomography’, ‘Radiology’, and ‘Ultrasonography’ and diseases such as ‘Breast cancer’ and those related to ‘Paediatrics’.

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Half a century of Anales de Pediatría. Evolution of its main bibliometric indicators in the Web of Science and Scopus international databases

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Global research trends on anaerobic digestion and biogas production from cassava wastewater: a bibliometric analysis

Global research trends on anaerobic digestion and biogas production from cassava wastewater: a bibliometric analysis

Comparison of self-citation patterns in WoS and Scopus databases based on national scientific production in Slovenia (1996–2020)

Trends in scientific research in Insights into Imaging: a bibliometric review

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