Mapping the Scientific Landscape

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Описание события Our topic is "Mapping the scientific landscape". We will see that science is not only a collection of texts. Science is a network of people, papers, words and ideas. And a network can be drawn as a map.
Тип события Мастер класс
Начало 2026-11-12T13:00:06.000Z
Окончание 2026-11-12T16:00:00.000Z
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Адрес события
Видео запись события
Среды и средства, которые использовались в рамках события VOSviewer, Lens.org, OpenAlex, OpenRefine, PlantUML
Формируемые в рамках события компетенции
Область знаний Социология, Образование, Картография
Местоположение
Формат реализации On-line


Before the lesson, check
Internet access to app.vosviewer.com, lens.org, openalex.org.
VOSviewer desktop is installed (it needs Java or comes with it, depending on the version).
OpenRefine is installed and opens in the browser at `http://127.0.0.1:3333`.

The file `ai-game.csv` (exported from Lens.org) is ready, as a backup in case Lens is slow. - A saved VOSviewer JSON file made from `ai-game.csv`, also as a backup.

Opening

Today we will open real data, make real maps, and you will be able to repeat every step now and later at home.

Our topic is "Mapping the scientific landscape". We will see that science is not only a collection of texts. Science is a network of people, papers, words and ideas. And a network can be drawn as a map.

First, a short story about maps and science. Then three tools: VOSviewer in the browser, the Lens.org library, and then VOSviewer and OpenRefine on our own computers. If we have time at the end, I will show you one more small tool, PlantUML.