Heavy oil: some aspects of bibliometric analysis for identifying promising scientific research

Chigarev, B.N.

doi:10.30713/1999-6942-2018-8-32-39

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“…The scientific and technological landscape is changing rapidly, so research is underway to develop an approach to identifying promising scientific problems. Oil and gas research is not an exception [2].…”

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The Study of Promising Research Areas on the Petroleum Science Topic via Bibliometric Analysis of the 2018-2021 Publications in the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering

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This article identifies promising research areas on the PETROLEUM SCIENCE topic via bibliometric analysis of the 2018-2021 publications in the highly cited Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, which is included in the Journal Citation Reports Section: ENERGY & FUELS — Q2 Quartile, ENGINEERING, PETROLEUM — Q1 Quartile. Bibliometric metadata from Web of Science were used for 866 articles in 2018, 1,142 — in 2019, 1,138 — in 2020, and 1,832 in 2021. The clustering of articles was performed using the texts of the Title, Abstract, Keywords, and Keywords Plus fields. The demo version of the Lingo3G algorithm was used. For the two major clusters, the most promising research topics were determined by comparing the titles of the 350 most cited and 350 least cited articles for each year. The hypothesis that low-cited papers often have the same subject matter as high-cited papers of previous years is discussed.

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The Study of Promising Research Areas on the Petroleum Science Topic via Bibliometric Analysis of the 2018-2021 Publications in the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering

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2022

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Heavy oil: some aspects of bibliometric analysis for identifying promising scientific research

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The Study of Promising Research Areas on the Petroleum Science Topic via Bibliometric Analysis of the 2018-2021 Publications in the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering

The Study of Promising Research Areas on the Petroleum Science Topic via Bibliometric Analysis of the 2018-2021 Publications in the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering

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