Progress and future research trends on Santalum album: A bibliometric and science mapping approach

Ramanan, S. Suresh; George, Alex K.; Chavan, S. B.; Kumar, Sudhir; Jayasubha, S.

doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2020.112972

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“…Biblioshiny allows researchers to customise and filter their co-citation analysis based on various criteria (Rahman et al, 2022). Users can specify timeframes, select specific journals or authors or focus on particular research topics to refine their analysis and gain deeper insights into specific areas of interest (Ramanan et al, 2020). The present study aims to determine the pattern of annual publication trends, recognise the contributing authors, highlight the articles with the highest citation country, determine the most productive countries and affiliations, determine the most trending scientific journals and determine the MEDAR 32,3 most frequently used keyword.…”

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“…Meanwhile, publishing scientific research in refereed journals, accredited journals and indexed journals has various benefits and advantages for researchers and the research community (Rosenstreich and Wooliscroft, 2009). Still, many academics have insufficient knowledge to identify quality and top international journals of a specific discipline (Lin et al , 2019).…”

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Towards concise reporting through integrated reporting: a bibliometric review

Fayad,

Binti Mohd Ariff,

Ooi

et al. 2023

MEDAR

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Purpose This paper aims to systematically analyse the publications in the field of integrated reporting (IR) and to present an overview of the current publication trends in IR based on the data obtained from the Scopus database. Design/methodology/approach Selected bibliometric indicators and bibliometrix R-packages are used in examining metrics like annual publication trends, authors with the most produced work, papers that are often cited, top productive countries, top productive affiliations, frequently mentioned journals, frequently mentioned keywords, analysis of co-citation, analysis of collaboration and analysis of co-word. Findings The findings from the bibliometric review indicated that the trend of IR literature had increased from 2017 to 2020, specifically from 2017 to 2019. The findings also indicated that several publications on IR entailed several authors’ collaboration and were published in various languages. Moreover, around 148 institution-affiliated researchers from 40 institutions in 20 countries contributed to the IR publication. Research limitations/implications This paper offers a comprehensive overview of the current development in IR. It is useful to help emerging scholars identify and understand current trends in IR based on different countries, authors and languages. Originality/value This paper contributes to the literature on IR by highlighting the trends of IR publications from the Scopus database using bibliometric analysis.

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Towards concise reporting through integrated reporting: a bibliometric review

Fayad,

Binti Mohd Ariff,

Ooi

et al. 2023

MEDAR

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“…To understand the research emphasis on Ganges River dolphins and other river dolphins, we carried out a study following various bibliometric search analyses (Arkhipov, 1999;George et al, 2020;Bhoomaiah et al, 2020). All documents used in the present study were accessed from Web of Science (WoS) published by Clarivate Analytics, USA (Clarivate-Analytics, 2017; Li et al, 2018).…”

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Towards a successful River Dolphin conservation plan in India: A scientometric mapping of past research and current needs

Nayak

Iburahim

2023

Aquatic Ecosystem Health &Amp; Management

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The Ganges Dolphin needs uninterrupted water sources in order to both communicate and to locate its food. Ever-increasing activities in the rivers, especially from motorized vessels, are likely to add noise to the soundscape used by this animal and may affect its ability to locate its prey or to sense its environment. Although efforts have been made to improve the quality and flow of the water passing through the Ganga River system, a coordinated effort among policymakers, local implementing authorities, researchers, and funding agencies is needed to achieve the desired goal of restoring the habitat of dolphins, stopping their accidental deaths, increasing their number by captive breeding, and reinstating the biodiversity of aquatic organisms that are passively or actively linked to them. While passive restoration plans such as improving water quality, increasing water volume, and habitat reclamation may work well, the developmental needs along the river exert constant pressure on these plans. These plans may not be effective without the strict enforcement of guidelines, an understanding of the requirements of the plans by all the stakeholders, and the awareness of the population living along the rivers. Therefore, conservation efforts, along with ongoing passive restoration processes aimed at improving the dolphin's living ecosystem by providing enough quality water cover and prey, should focus on increasing the population of these animals by propagating them in captivity through biological or biotechnological means, the success of which needs strong scientific research backing. A scientometric analysis of 20 years (2001–2020) on this animal shows that scientific studies are confined to the ecology of the animals and very little is known either of their biology or their genetics. During the study period, India occupied fourth spot in number of publications on river dolphins, with the Indian Institute of Technology as leading institute. Advance biology techniques may allow us to breed the animal in captivity and even clone the animal. However, the research towards this requires creating the necessary basic infrastructure, funding, and policy support, and developing human resources for research and management.

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“…Bibliometric R packages was used to extract information such as rate of yearly publication, number of author and frequency of citatio n [17]. Software R version 4.0.0 and R Studio 1.4.1106 was used this research with Biblioshiny Tools [18]. The results from Bibliometric R packages were annual number of publications (Fig.…”

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An Overview and Future Outlook of Indonesian Agroforestry: a Bibliographic and Literature Review

2021

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Indonesian agroforestry has been developed along the history, since been reported that home garden was practiced from 3,000 BC in Java Island. However, agroforestry practices were recognized to have less contribution to people welfare and environmental sustainability. Bibliometric and literature studies extracting baseline information from thousands of publications were done to analyse history and future projection of Indonesian agroforestry. Research and publication on Indonesian agroforestry is steadily increasing in number and quality. Topics related with traditional land use system and ecosystem services were frequently found, and therefore classified as motor themes. There were 16 most attractive commodities stated in the publications, including palm oil and rubber. Rubber agroforest was the only system that pay interest in several decades. There were many researches on indigenous agroforestry practices in the islands, but mostly (77%) concentrated in Java Island, especially studying private forest and home garden. The research on the issues of population pressure on forestland and efficient use of resources are the most popular topic in the decades. In the recent decade, broader theme of research was found including climate change and long-term livelihood. Based on the study, indigenous agroforestry is still important subject to study, but future roadmap of agroforestry must be developed by integrating forestry and agriculture approaches.

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Progress and future research trends on Santalum album: A bibliometric and science mapping approach

Cited by 16 publications

References 57 publications

Towards concise reporting through integrated reporting: a bibliometric review

Towards concise reporting through integrated reporting: a bibliometric review

Towards a successful River Dolphin conservation plan in India: A scientometric mapping of past research and current needs

An Overview and Future Outlook of Indonesian Agroforestry: a Bibliographic and Literature Review

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