Innovation as a Nonlinear Process and the Scientometric Perspective; preprint version available

[K S Chudamani]

I have also made similar analysis using library subject headings and found 
that the pattern is similar they can be divided into core and non-core and 
also semi core headings. The paper is published in national seminar on 
agricultural librarians

Chudamani




On Wed, 29 Feb 2012, Loet Leydesdorff wrote:

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> Innovation as a Nonlinear Process, the Scientometric Perspective,
> <http://arxiv.org/abs/1202.6235>
> and the Specification of an "Innovation Opportunities Explorer"
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> Loet Leydesdorff,[1] Daniele Rotolo,[2] & Wouter de Nooy [1]
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> The process of innovation follows non-linear patterns across the domains of
> science, technology, and the economy. Novel bibliometric mapping techniques
> can be used to investigate and represent distinctive, but complementary
> perspectives on the innovation process (e.g., "demand" and "supply") as well
> as the interactions among these perspectives. The perspectives can be
> represented as "continents" of data related to varying extents over time.
> For example, the different branches of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) in
> the Medline database provide sources of such perspectives (e.g., "Diseases"
> versus "Drugs and Chemicals"). The multiple-perspective approach enables us
> to reconstruct facets of the dynamics of innovation, in terms of selection
> mechanisms shaping localizable trajectories and/or resulting in more
> globalized regimes. By expanding the data with patents and scholarly
> publications, we demonstrate the use of this multi-perspective approach in
> the case of RNA Interference (RNAi). The possibility to develop an
> "Innovation Opportunities Explorer" is specified.
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> [1] ASCoR, University of Amsterdam
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> [2] SPRU (Science and Technology Policy Research), University of Sussex
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> ** at http://arxiv.org/abs/1202.6235
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> ** apologies for cross-postings.
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