Identifying Individual Research Trails

Identifying Individual Research Trails
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确定个人研究轨迹

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2009
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G. Laudel
G. Laudel
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J. Gläser;G. Laudel

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This paper reports the development of bibliometric methods for the analysis of individual research trails. The demand for such methods arose in projects that used qualitative interviews for obtaining data on the content of the interviewee’s research. The part of the interview that explores the evolution of the interviewee’s “research trail” – the sequence of topics addressed and methods used as it unfolds over time can be based on bibliometric analyses of the oeuvre of the interviewee. For fields with sufficient ISI coverage, all publications by an interviewee were downloaded and their reference lists automatically searched for shared references and selfcitations. In fields with insufficient ISI coverage, title and abstract keywords were identified and compared. On the basis of this information, networks were drawn manually by adding links according to decreasing strength until most publications were linked but clusters could still be distinguished. The resulting networks fulfilled their role as stimuli for discussions about interviewees’ research biographies. Although the networks did not need to be correct in order to stimulate responses, many of them were. Together with the interview process, the networks enabled the identification of actual and latent research trails. Currently, the analysis of oeuvres with latent semantic analysis is tested. The resulting networks will be compared to the results of bibliographic coupling and to the information obtained from interviews.