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This paper examines global trends and visualization in Knowledge Organization research, concentrating in particular on the literature that has appeared in journal articles, editorial materials, conference proceeding, during 2001 to 2020. Data for this study was assembled from Web of Science (WoS) web database, Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-E). The query of searching were "Knowledge Organization" OR "Organization of Knowledge" OR "Organization of Information" OR" Information Organization." In total, 3909 documents were retrieved and analyzed by various bibliometric metrices, and appropriate data presentation tools were planned by using Biblioshiny, HistCite, Citespace and VOSviewer software. Taken as a whole, the preliminary results that the content of Knowledge Organization literature has shifted since the advent web based environment. To provide deeper picture of the KO publishing and citation trends different bibliometric parameter were used to explore the leading countries, authorship, organizations, topics, and collaborations. Results found that the countries with relatively higher impact journals were USA followed by England and Canada. Among organizations, National University Singapore (Singapore) was found leading impact indices. Hjorland B. was found as most productive author. Among journals, "The Journal of Knowledge Management" contributed the most publications. 'Knowledge Management' was the most frequently and representative authors keyword, Three-Factor Analysis (Country, Keyword and Organization) showed top three keywords ('Knowledge Management', 'Knowledge' and 'Knowledge Sharing') had strong relation with top 10 countries and Organizations. Country collaboration showed a major collaboration between the fringes of USA and emerged as leading collaborator with China. Study findings from this paper can benefit researchers and others interested in learning and visualizing trends to plan with better informed decision. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this study is to systematically analyze the development and trends in the scientific production and collaborative pattern of Jadavpur University (JU) faculties between 2012 and 2021. The study obtained data from the Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC) and it employed Biblioshiny, Histcite, CiteSpace V, and ScientoPy tools to convert, process, visualize, mapping and evaluate the selected dataset. The review has been conducted applying Scientometric approach to recognize the research paper publication citations, prolific author's linkage and collaborations, preferred journals for research publishing, frequently used author keywords and co-occurrence network, subject distribution, citation bursts, as well as trend topics investigated. The collaborations amongst the leading research organizations and groups are also investigated with co-citation and keywords co-occurrence analysis. The results showed the production of JU research and pattern of scholarly communication has risen significantly over the past ten years and has made a significant contribution to the scientific community. Das S., Ghosh S., and Chakraborty S. were observed to be relevant authors in this University. National level collaboration with the USA, England, and Spain was observed. 'RSC Advances,' 'Polyhedron,' and 'New Journal of Chemistry' were found the most influential. This research can assist in mapping the research output of universities and other educational institutions and make a paradigm for future studies of publication trends and academic performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Information retrieval (IR) is the procedure of obtaining information system resources relevant to an information need from collecting those resources. Information Retrieval (IR) has experienced tremendous growth over the years and has become the dominant form of Information access. The prime purpose of this study is to explore global scientific publications regarding Information Retrieval (IR) and mapping the recent global trends and visualization in this innovative research domain, thus provide future research directions based upon dynamic observations. With a bibliometric analytical framework, the study explores the Web of Science core collection database covering published materials from 2006 to 2020. The article also developed a graphical visualization and knowledge mapping of the bibliographic literature by using ScientoPY, Biblioshiny, Histcite, and VOS-viewer to map journals, keywords, and institutions with bibliographic co-occurrence of terms, topic, and co-citation analysis. The study carefully evaluates the current scenario of IR that will lead the researcher to form innovative initiatives to facilitate effective and further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]