Impact of NASA EOS data on the scientific literature: 16 years of published research results from Terra, Aqua, Aura, and Aquarius
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1 Impact of NASA EOS data on the scientific literature: 16 years of published research results from Terra, Aqua, Aura, and Aquarius Gene R. Major NASA Goddard Library Nebulous Connections April 4, 2017
2 RESACs/RA Cs TDRSS & Ground Tracking Stations Data Processing & Mission Control DAACs & Instrument Teams & SIPS Research Users ESIP Educators Public Value Added Providers Acquire data Flight Ops, data capture Interagency Partners Int l Partners Science data processing, archive, data mgmt & distribution (via media/internet)
3 Data Publications Citations
4 Citation of EOS Data Sets Instrument keywords in the literature as indicators of EOS data set usage and a proxy for data citation
5 Results From Web of Science Web of Science journal citations Did not use conference proceedings or books 19,211 papers published in the 16-year period using EOS instrument data Over 920 different journals 61% of the papers used MODIS data
6 Journal Articles Citing EOS Data by Instrument
7 Journal Articles Using EOS Data Aquarius 6/11/11 Terra 12/18/99 Aura 7/15/04 Aqua 5/4/02
8 Total Citations Per Year
9 WoS Data Extraction Method 1. Search Web of Science for each instrument Construct keyword searches. Some instrument names are unique; others (ASTER) required additional qualifiers 2. Download WoS records 3. Import records into spreadsheets
10 EOS Landscape in the Scientific Literature Approximately 52% of all articles were published in 15 journals. Top 5: Remote Sensing of Environment (1,538 articles, JIF=5.881) Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (1,394 articles, JIF=3.318) International Journal of Remote Sensing (1,133 articles, JIF=1.640) Remote Sensing (814 articles; JIF=3.036) Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (805 articles, JIF=4.456) All of these journals have Journal Impact Factors (JIF) above the median JIF for journals in these subject areas: Meteorology and Atmospheric Science, Oceanography, and Remote Sensing
11 Top 10 Journals Publishing Papers using EOS Data
12 Top 10 highly cited EOS Publications ( ) Title Journal Publication Year Overview of the radiometric and biophysical performance of the MODIS vegetation indices The MODIS aerosol algorithm, products, and validation Global land cover classification at 1km spatial resolution using a classification tree approach Global land cover mapping from MODIS: algorithms and early results First operational BRDF, albedo nadir reflectance products from MODIS An extended AVHRR 8-km NDVI dataset compatible with MODIS and SPOT vegetation NDVI data The MODIS cloud products: Algorithms and examples from Terra Global fire emissions and the contribution of deforestation, savanna, forest, agricultural, and peat fires ( ) Times Cited Remote Sensing of Environment ,161 J. of the Atmospheric Sciences International J. of Remote Sensing Remote Sensing of Environment Remote Sensing of Environment International J. of Remote Sensing IEEE Trans. On Geoscience and Remote Sensing Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Global products of vegetation leaf area Remote Sensing of and fraction absorbed PAR from year one Environment of MODIS data Interannual variability in global biomass burning emissions from 1997 to 2004 Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics , , , ,
13 Diversity of Applications of EOS Data EOS data was also reported in journals outside the mainstream, indicative of the wide applications of EOS data: Harmful Algae Archaeologic Prospection Quarternary Science Reviews Infection Genetics and Evolution Journal of Vector Ecology Australian Journal of Grape and Wine Research
14 International Use of EOS Data EOS-related articles also published in international journals: Chinese Science Bulletin Arabian Journal of Geosciences Rivista Italiana Di Telerilevamento Russian Meteorology and Hydrology Journal of the Korean Meteorological Society Izvestiya Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics
15 Impact of EOS Papers on the Literature Over 33% of the papers from Remote Sensing of the Environment for use EOS data Journal Remote Sensing of Environment Total Papers EOS Papers % Total 4,640 1, JGR- Atmospheres Int. Journal of Remote Sens. 14,587 1, ,536 1, Remote Sensing 3, Atmospheric Chemistry & Physics 7,
16 Impact of EOS Data (from WoS) Instrument Times Cited h-index Highest cited Avg. Citations/Yr MODIS ASTER AMSR-E MISR OMI AMSU AIRS CERES MLS MOPITT TES HSB HIRDLS Aquarius/SAC-D High h-index (162 MODIS [Terra, Aqua] papers have 162 citations or more). The most highly cited paper from AMSU [Aqua] had an average of citations/year over the 14 year period ( ).
17 Terra Output Most Common Keywords 14,471 Total Peer-Reviewed Publications Avg. Citations/Pub 869 Unique Journals 26,572 Unique Authors 6,480 Unique Institutions 285,023 Total Citations 167 Countries Top 10 Impact Factor Journals by Pub Count Top 10 Institutions by # Publications NASA 1899 Chinese Academy of Sciences 1522 University of Maryland 784 Beijing Normal University 544 California Institute of Technology 420 NOAA 414 University of Wisconsin 318 University Chinese Academy of Sciences 284 Boston University 242 University of Maryland - Baltimore County 240 Top 10 Countries by # Publications USA 6469 Peoples Republic of China 3118 France 932 Germany 914 England 792 Canada 699 Italy 681 Japan 599 Netherlands 490 Australia 464
18 Aqua Output ,385 Total Peer-Reviewed Publications Avg. Citations/Pub 802 Unique Journals 25,529 Unique Authors 6,184 Unique Institutions 275,136 Total Citations 143 Countries Most Common Keywords Top 10 Impact Factor Journals by Pub Count Top 10 Institutions by # Publications NASA 1941 Chinese Academy of Sciences 1532 University of Maryland 829 Beijing Normal University 536 NOAA 524 California Institute of Technology 445 University of Wisconsin 377 University Chinese Academy of Sciences 291 University of Maryland - Baltimore County 273 Boston University 221 Top 10 Countries by # Publications USA 6563 Peoples Republic of China 3131 France 944 Germany 879 England 804 Italy 677 Canada 670 Japan 586 Australia 477 Netherlands 460
19 Aura Output ,637 Total Peer-Reviewed Publications Avg. Citations/Pub 149 Unique Journals 4,251 Unique Authors 1,151 Unique Institutions 31,211 Total Citations 71 Countries Most Common Keywords Top 10 Impact Factor Journals by Pub Count Top 10 Institutions by # Publications NASA 437 California Institute of Technology 365 University of Colorado 131 NCAR 129 Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute 97 Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics 88 UMBC 80 University of Toronto 73 Harvard University 73 Finnish Meteorological Institute 54 Top 10 Countries by # Publications USA 930 Germany 220 Canada 175 Netherlands 173 England 168 France 138 Peoples Republic of China 128 Belgium 70 Finland 63 Scotland 60
20 Aquarius Output Most Common Keywords 169 Total Peer-Reviewed Publications 6.76 Avg. Citations/Pub 35 Unique Journals 469 Unique Authors 186 Unique Institutions 1,143 Total Citations 25 Countries Top 10 Impact Factor Journals by Pub Count Top 10 Institutions by # Publications California Institute of Technology 41 NASA 26 Earth & Space Research 17 Chapman University 11 IFREMER 10 University of Maryland 10 Chinese Adademy of Sciences 9 University of South Carolina 9 Remote Sensing Systems 5 USRA 6 Top 10 Countries by # Publications USA 125 France 20 People's Republic of China 13 India 11 Argentina 10 Spain 10 Italy 6 England 6 Germany 4 South Korea 4
21 Bibliometric Network of Journals oceans Bibliographic Coupling of journals land, remote sensing atmospheric science hydrology, agriculture geophysics Snow and ice
22 Bibliometric Network of Journals (item density)
23 Top 10 Most Cited Journals
24 Co-Author Bibliometric Network
25 Bibliographic Coupling of Authors
26 Co-Citation of Authors
27 Bibliometric Network of Countries Bibliographic Coupling Of countries
28 Bibliometric Network of Organizations Bibliographic Coupling of organizations
29 Bibliometric Co-Occurrence of Terms
30 Goddard Authors The Goddard Library has established a repository of all publications authored or co-authored by a NASA/Goddard researcher. Going back to 2003, we have over 2,960 author records from over 18,624 journal articles, proceedings, book chapters, and books.
31 Goddard Institutional Repository Earth Sciences Earth Sciences Division (Code 610): includes Atmospheric Chemistry & Dynamics, Climate & Radiation, Mesoscale Atmospheric Processes, Global Modelling & Assimilation, and climate research from the Goddard Institute for Space Studies
32 # of Peer-Reviewed EOS Papers in the IR
33 Wrapping Up Although specific data sets are not usually cited, EOS data cited in the literature ultimately came from the NASA DAACs or affiliated data centers. Papers using data sets can be a proxy for data set citation. Journals that published papers using EOS data are diverse: MODIS especially, is cited in non-traditional Earth science journals. Many papers are from international journals. EOS papers tend to be published in journals with high Journal Impact Factors and are highly cited. Bibliometric tools, such as VOSViewer can provide further illumination on bibliometric relationships
34 Questions? Gene R. Major NASA Goddard Library
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