%0 Journal Article
%T An¨¢lisis Bibliom¨¦trico de la Revista Ingenier¨ªa (2010-2017)
%A Carolina Su¨¢rez R.
%A Nathalia Chaparro
%A Sergio Rojas-Galeano
%J -
%D 2019
%R https://doi.org/10.14483/23448393.14678
%X Abstract (es_ES) Contexto: Ingenier¨ªa es una revista cient¨ªfica editada en Colombia por la Universidad Distrital Francisco Jos¨¦ de Caldas, que publica investigaci¨®n multidisciplinaria en todos los campos de la ingenier¨ªa. El objetivo de este trabajo es realizar un an¨¢lisis bibliom¨¦trico de su producci¨®n cient¨ªfica durante el per¨ªodo 2010-2017. M¨¦todo: Se examin¨® un corpus de 144 art¨ªculos publicados, se recopilaron sus metadatos bibliogr¨¢ficos y se realizaron varios an¨¢lisis bibliom¨¦tricos, incluidos productividad, autor¨ªa, citas, cobertura geogr¨¢fica y tem¨¢tica, redes de colaboraci¨®n, mapas conceptuales tem¨¢ticos y m¨¦tricas de impacto. Resultados: Entre los resultados se encuentran: promedio de citas por art¨ªculo de 2.1, ¨ªndice de colaboraci¨®n de 2.22, tasa de crecimiento de publicaci¨®n es 19 %, h-index de h = 10, g-index de g = 13, hi5-index de hi5 = 9, el total de citas es de 298, hay diez grupos de autores muy conectados y cuatro grupos tem¨¢ticos obtenidos a partir del an¨¢lisis de coincidencia de las palabras clave y los res¨²menes. Conclusiones: El perfil de la revista con respecto a citaciones e impacto es prometedor, aunque requiere mejorar su visibilidad y reconocimiento, ya que las m¨¦tricas de cobertura, autor¨ªa y ¨¢reas tem¨¢ticas, parecen incipientes. Tambi¨¦n es deseable ampliar las redes de colaboraci¨®n de su base de autores. Abstract (en_US) Context: Ingenier¨ªa is a scholarly journal edited in Colombia by Universidad Distrital FJC, publishing multi¨Cdisciplinary research across all fields of engineering. The aim of this paper is to conduct a bibliometric analysis of its scientific output during the period 2010¨C2017. Method: A corpus of 144 published papers were examined, their bibliographic metadata collected, and several bibliometric analysis were conducted, including productivity, authorship, citation, subject and geographic coverage, along with collaboration networks, thematic conceptual maps and impact metrics. Results: Some of our findings include: the average citations per article is 2.1, the collaboration index is 2.22, the output growth rate is 19%, h-index of h = 10, g-index of g = 13, hi5-index of hi5 = 9, total cites are 298, there are 10 strongly connected cluster of authors, and 4 thematic clusters obtained from co¨Cocurrence analysis of the keywords and abstracts. Conclusions: The profile of the journal regarding citation and impact metrics is promising, although it needs to improve its visibility and recognition, as locality of coverage and authorship metrics as well as incipient thematic areas seem to suggest. Extending its
%U https://revistas.udistrital.edu.co/index.php/reving/article/view/14678