The international literature on e-Science in the database LISA and LISTA
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1518-2924.2015v20n44p127Keywords:
E-Science, cyber infrastructure, Data deluge, Fourth paradigm, Data-intensive scientific discovery, Big data, Bibliometric studyAbstract
It briefly introduces the concept of e-Science. This is a quantitative study that analyzes the publications in Information Science dealing with the topic e-Science. The research sample consists of 202 records of documents retrieved from the “Library and Information Science “ (LISA) and “Library and Information Science & Technology Abstracts” (LISTA) databases. Data analysis reveals a growth of literature dealing with the subject; and shows that among the 202 records analyzed, 172 of them were journal articles. The result also confirms the phenomenon that few authors publish much. Among the countries that are working with e-Science the United Kingdom is playing a major role. In terms of professional library and information associations highlight the Association of Research Libraries. The paper concludes that the UK stands out in the treatment of e-science by information science. It is noteworthy that were found three articles by Brazilian authors indexed on the subject.
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