Big Data Research in India: A Scientometric Review
Ravindranath Wodeyar, K. R. Mulla
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Ravindranath Wodeyar, K. R. Mulla
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Big Data paradigm has grown rapidly in recent years, resulting in significant research from a tremendous multitude of perspectives. A literature review is an important methodology for gathering information about the ongoing activity of science. There are several methods including bibliographic or scientometric studies in reviewing the research literature. This paper studied with a scientometric analysis of research work on the emerging field ‘Big Data’ in India using a Python software called ‘ScientoPy’. A data set of 3080 papers on Big Data Research in India was collected which are indexed in two major scientific databases, i.e. Clarivate Web of Science and Scopus over a 10-year period (2012–2021). This aims to examine the main authors, country affiliation, most published authors, top research outputs, and emerging themes to provide insight into recent developments in the field.
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Big Data paradigm has grown rapidly in recent years, resulting in significant research from a tremendous multitude of perspectives. A literature review is an important methodology for gathering information about the ongoing activity of science. There are several methods including bibliographic or scientometric studies in reviewing the research literature. This paper studied with a scientometric analysis of research work on the emerging field ‘Big Data’ in India using a Python software called ‘ScientoPy’. A data set of 3080 papers on Big Data Research in India was collected which are indexed in two major scientific databases, i.e. Clarivate Web of Science and Scopus over a 10-year period (2012–2021). This aims to examine the main authors, country affiliation, most published authors, top research outputs, and emerging themes to provide insight into recent developments in the field.
Key concepts: Scopus, Big data, Data science, Web of science, Python (programming language), Scientometrics, Multitude, Bibliometrics