Semantic Web: Who is who in the field - A bibliometric analysis
Ying Ding (School of Library, Information Science, Indiana, University Bloomington, IN, USA)
TL;DR
This bibliometric study analyzes the development and key contributors of the Semantic Web field from 1960 to 2009 using extensive publication and citation data from WOS and Scopus.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive bibliometric overview of the Semantic Web field, identifying leading authors, influential papers, and emerging research trends.
Findings
Identified the most productive authors and institutions.
Mapped the evolution of research topics over time.
Highlighted the most cited papers and influential journals.
Abstract
The Semantic Web is one of the main efforts aiming to enhance human and machine interaction by representing data in an understandable way for machines to mediate data and services. It is a fast-moving and multidisciplinary field. This study conducts a thorough bibliometric analysis of the field by collecting data from Web of Science (WOS) and Scopus for the period of 1960-2009. It utilizes a total of 44,157 papers with 651,673 citations from Scopus, and 22,951 papers with 571,911 citations from WOS. Based on these papers and citations, it evaluates the research performance of the Semantic Web (SW) by identifying the most productive players, major scholarly communication media, highly cited authors, influential papers and emerging stars.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSemantic Web and Ontologies · Data Quality and Management · Web Data Mining and Analysis