Bibliometric mapping as a science policy and research management tool Noyons, E.C.M.

Bluntly proposing the generated structure, asking whether this is the right representation of the field sustains the paradox of Healey, Rothman and Hoch (1986), with respect to

The study in Chapter 8, like the work presented in Chapter 4, does not include a mapping study as such, but rather an evaluation of research in information technology (IT), where

In order to investigate whether the number of NPL references in patents represents a measure of 'science intensity', we analyze for each patent general publication characteristics

Bibliometric studies on the scientific base of technological development have up till now always been based on direct relations between science (represented by scientific

disadvantage of poorly indexed bibliographic data, until new and proper descriptors and classification codes are established.. to take the structure in the most recent year -

The field neural network research is represented by all publications in INSPEC (1989- 1993) containing the truncated term "NEURAL NET" in any bibliographic field (title,

We merged and combined data from several sources in order to make the picture as complete as possible: (1) data from scientific publications as well as patent data are used to

Self-citations are not included; CPPex/Overall mean: The impact per publication relative to the average impact of the publications from all IMEC divisions aggregated; Pnc: The