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Smart and regenerative urban growth: a literature network analysis

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"Smart city", "sustainable city", "ubiquitous city", "smart sustainable city", "eco-city", "regenerative city" are fuzzy concepts; they are established to mitigate the negative impact on urban growth while achieving economic, social, and environmental sustainability. This study presents the result of the literature network analysis exploring the state of the art in the concepts of smart and regenerative urban growth under urban metabolism framework. Heat-maps of impact citations, cutting-edge research on the topic, tip-top ideas, concepts, and theories are highlighted and revealed through VOSviewer bibliometrics based on a selection of 1686 documents acquired from Web of Science, for a timespan between 2010 and 2019. This study discloses that urban growth is a complex phenomenon that covers social, economic, and environmental aspects, and the overlaps between them, leading to a diverse range of concepts on urban development. In regards to our concepts of interest, smart, and regenerative urban growth, we see that there is an absence of conceptual contiguity since both concepts have been approached on an individual basis. This fact unveils the need to adopt a more holistic and interdisciplinary approach to urban planning and design, integrating these concepts to improve the quality of life and public health in urban areas.

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Smart and regenerative urban growth: a literature network analysis

Author: Peponi, Angeliki,Morgado, Paulo
Publisher: MDPI
Year: 2020
Source: https://repositorio.ulisboa.pt/bitstream/10451/43246/1/Peponi_Morgado_2020.pdf
In e na ional Jou nal o
En i onmen al Resea ch
and Public Heal h
Re iew
Sma and Regene a i e U ban G ow h: A Li e a u e
Ne wo k Analysis
Angeliki Peponi 1,2,* and Paulo Mo gado 2
1Facul y o En i onmen al Sciences, Czech Uni e si y o Li e Sciences P ague, Kamýcká129, 16500
P aha—Suchdol, Czech Republic
2Ins i u e o Geog aphy and Spa ial Planning, Cen e o Geog aphical S udies, Uni e sidade de Lisboa,
Rua B anca Edmée Ma ques, 1600-276 Lisboa, Po ugal; [email p o ec ed]
*Co espondence: [email p o ec ed]
Recei ed: 18 Feb ua y 2020; Accep ed: 30 Ma ch 2020; Published: 3 Ap il 2020
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Abs ac :
“Sma ci y”, “sus ainable ci y”, “ubiqui ous ci y”, “sma sus ainable ci y”, “eco-ci y”,
“ egene a i e ci y” a e uzzy concep s; hey a e es ablished o mi iga e he nega i e impac on u ban
g ow h while achie ing economic, social, and en i onmen al sus ainabili y. This s udy p esen s he
esul o he li e a u e ne wo k analysis explo ing he s a e o he a in he concep s o sma and
egene a i e u ban g ow h unde u ban me abolism amewo k. Hea -maps o impac ci a ions,
cu ing-edge esea ch on he opic, ip- op ideas, concep s, and heo ies a e highligh ed and e ealed
h ough VOS iewe bibliome ics based on a selec ion o 1686 documen s acqui ed om Web o
Science, o a imespan be ween 2010 and 2019. This s udy discloses ha u ban g ow h is a complex
phenomenon ha co e s social, economic, and en i onmen al aspec s, and he o e laps be ween hem,
leading o a di e se ange o concep s on u ban de elopmen . In ega ds o ou concep s o in e es ,
sma , and egene a i e u ban g ow h, we see ha he e is an absence o concep ual con igui y since
bo h concep s ha e been app oached on an indi idual basis. This ac un eils he need o adop a
mo e holis ic and in e disciplina y app oach o u ban planning and design, in eg a ing hese concep s
o imp o e he quali y o li e and public heal h in u ban a eas.
Keywo ds:
bibliome ic ne wo k; dis ance maps; sma and egene a i e u ban g ow h; u ban
ecology; u ban me abolism
1. In oduc ion
Humankind al e s he ea h
´
s na u al p ocesses and shapes he landscapes causing al e a ions in
global scale phenomena such as land use/land co e change, economy, ene gy, anspo , popula ion,
and u baniza ion, among o he s [
1
]. Globally, ci ies expand, and hei popula ion is g owing; one in
i e people on ea h li es in a ci y wi h a popula ion o mo e han one million, and six y pe cen o
he global popula ion is p ojec ed o li e in u ban se lemen s by he yea 2030 [
2
]. A he Eu opean
le el, we no ice wo ex emes; a ound hund ed six y i e million ci izens li e in dynamically g owing
ci ies mainly due o mig a ion, and a ound wen y i e million ci izens li e in “dynamically sh inking”
ci ies [
3
]. App oxima ely o y pe cen o Eu opean ci ies wi h a popula ion o mo e han wo
hund ed housand a e wi nessing u ban sh inkage om economic and demog aphic pe spec i es [
4
].
U ban sh inkage is caused mainly due o changes in economic demog aphic and poli ical sys ems
as well as en i onmen al haza ds, and i leads o “unde -u iliza ion, acancy, demoli ion, eme ging
b own ield si es, and de-densi ica ion o spaces” [
3
]. The analysis o he dynamics and he spa ial
con igu a ion o he ends o u ban g ow h consis s o an essen ial opic in cu en u ban s udies [5].
U ban g ow h has a double meaning; on one hand, i signi ies he cons an ise o u ban popula ion
(u baniza ion) and, on he o he hand, he expansion o u ban li es yle and in as uc u e wi hin he
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se lemen sys em [
6
,
7
]. U ban g ow h o e s a a ie y o oppo uni ies (economic, social, poli ical
g ow h), bu i has a nega i e impac as well. U ban sp awl is he ype o u ban g ow h ha ing
a nega i e meaning [
5
,
8
]. Despi e he dialogue abou he de ini ion o u ban sp awl, i ep esen s
o e all a was e ul ype o u baniza ion. I is ela ed o an uncon olled expansion o u ban a eas,
sca e ed se lemen a eas (how dense o sca e ed a e he buildings and pa ches o buil -up a eas wi hin
he landscape), and low-densi y de elopmen (high a ea o land pe pe son) [
9
–
11
]. U ban sp awl
has signi ican nega i e impac s ega ding land use/land co e change and ene gy e iciency, u ban
economy, social s uc u e, physical en i onmen , public heal h, as well as he o m and spa ial
a angemen o u ban de elopmen [12–14].
Al hough he e is a g owing body o empi ical s udies ha analyses u ban g ow h and e eals i s
impac s, less a en ion has been de o ed o s udies ha e iew he e olu ion o a ious concep s on
sus ainable u ban de elopmen . This pape seeks o explo e he e olu ion o he eme ging concep s on
sus ainable u ban de elopmen (sma ci y, sus ainabili y, egene a i e ci y, and u ban me abolism)
h ough a no el ne wo k analysis o he exis ing li e a u e, using VOS iewe so wa e.
Ini ially, we a emp o disclose he main esea ch ends ound in he li e a u e unde e iew.
Then, we de ec he key schola ly sou ces conside ing i s ly, he numbe o hei ci a ions, and secondly,
hei o e all concep ual ele ance o he opic unde e iew. Looking a he way ha hese key schola ly
sou ces a e connec ed, we e eal he sub- esea ch ends. The nex s eps a e o analyze he key concep s
and heo ies coming om hese key schola ly sou ces and ind hei o igins and connec ions. The las
s ep o he li e a u e ne wo k analysis is o de ec he mos in luen ial au ho s and see how hey a e
ela ed o each o he .
VOS mapping and clus e ing echniques a e bo h p omising and use ul. They ha e been applied
o conduc bibliome ic analysis in a ious ields o s udies o ins ance co-occu ence e m analysis in
psychology [
15
], bibliog aphic analysis o he concep sa e y cul u e [
16
] o he Jou nal o In ec ion and
Public Heal h [
17
], o he mal com o and building con ol esea ch [
18
] and a bibliome ic analysis
on connec ion be ween u ban go e nance, planning, design and de elopmen [
19
] among o he s.
Thus, we adop ed he so wa e and adap ed he ne wo k analysis algo i hms o decode he deg ee o
connec i i y be ween sma and egene a i e u ban g ow h concep s.
The emainde o his s udy is o ganized as ollows. The Sec ion 2desc ibes he me hodology
applied o conduc he li e a u e ne wo k analysis. Ini ially, Sec ion 2.1 p o ides in o ma ion ega ding
he da a acquisi ion; Sec ion 2.2 p esen s he heo e ical backg ound and he echnical se ings o
he cons uc ion o he desi e bibliog aphic ne wo ks. In Sec ion 3, he key indings o he li e a u e
ne wo k analysis a e accompanied by maps and ables. The Sec ion 4discusses he me hodology,
esul s, and limi a ions o he li e a u e ne wo k analysis e iew, and Sec ion 5, he o e all con ibu ion
o his pape o he ield o u ban and en i onmen al planning.
2. Re iew Me hod
A me hodology comp ises a se o applied p ocedu es and echniques, un eiling in o ma ion
ega ding a speci ic opic o esea ch subjec , o p o ide o e all scien i ic c edibili y o he s udy.
Simila ly, he li e a u e e iew should ha e a speci ic and ailo ed me hodology, ins ead o being
opaque o e en andomly and uns uc u ed made as in mos o he pape s. Conside ing his, he
complexi y o he opic unde s udy, and i s socie al signi icance, he e is a need o a mul idisciplina y
sys ema ic li e a u e ne wo k analysis able o p o ide scien i ic e idence upon he concep ual e olu ion
o sus ainable u ban g ow h.
He e, we ha e conduc ed a li e a u e ne wo k analysis using Web o Science (WOS) as he main
bibliog aphic da a sou ce, VOS iewe so wa e o he bibliome ic ne wo k analysis and isualiza ion.
Docea so wa e was used o o ganize and manage he key indings o he li e a u e, and Mendeley
so wa e was used o gene a e he e e ences and ci a ions o scien i ically suppo he idea o sma
and egene a i e edesign o u ban a eas (Figu e 1).
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Figu e 1. Flowcha o he de eloped me hodology.
2.1. Da a Acquisi ion
To acqui e he ele an li e a u e, he Web o Science Co e Collec ion da abase was selec ed,
applying an ad anced sea ch il e by using ield ags and Booleans ope a o s as in he ollowing
exp essions; (TI=(sma * AND u ban) OR TI=(sus ainable AND u ban) OR TI=( egene a * AND
u ban) OR TI=(me abolism) AND TS=(u ban AND sp awl)), (TI=(u ban AND me abolism)), whe e
TI e e s o he i le o he documen and TS o he opic. We used imespan be ween 2010 and 2019,
English language, A icle ype o documen o he sea ch and Science Ci a ion Index Expanded
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(SCI-EXPANDED), Social Sciences Ci a ion Index (SSCI), A s & Humani ies Ci a ion Index (A&HCI)
Eme ging Sou ces Ci a ion Index (ESCI), Cu en Chemical Reac ions (CCR-EXPANDED), Index
Chemicus (IC) indexes.
These wo sea ches esul ed ini ially in 1686 ela ed a icles in o al. We educed he amoun
o li e a u e o 1091 selec ing speci ic WOS ca ego ies (En i onmen al Sciences OR En i onmen al
S udies OR U ban S udies OR G een Sus ainable Science Technology OR Regional U ban Planning OR
Geog aphy OR Ecology OR De elopmen S udies OR Biodi e si y Conse a ion). F om his sea ch
se , we c ea ed a ma ked lis selec ing inally 243 a icles conside ing hei ele ance o he opic
and he imes ci ed by eading hei i le, abs ac and keywo ds. These 243 eco ds we e sa ed in
Tab-delimi ed (Win) o ma conside ing hei ull eco ds and ci ed e e ences.
2.2. Bibliome ic Analysis
To cons uc and analyze ou bibliome ic ne wo k o he 243 a icles, we used VOS iewe so wa e.
VOS mapping echnique is applied o c ea e dis ance maps. In dis ance maps, he dis ance be ween wo
i ems o he ne wo k shows he s eng h o hei ela edness; sho e dis ance means highe ela edness.
This me hod comes as an al e na i e o he mul idimensional scaling echnique adi ionally used o
he isualiza ion o hese ypes o maps [
20
–
22
]. The VOS mapping echnique consis s o h ee pa s; a)
he no maliza ion, b) he mapping, and c) he clus e ing o he ne wo k nodes. In he i s pa , he
associa ion s eng h no maliza ion is pe o med by de aul , no malizing he s eng h/weigh o he
links be ween he i ems o he nodes. The second pa is he wo-dimensional mapping o he nodes o
he bibliome ic ne wo k placing he nodes wi h s ong ela ion close o each o he and he nodes wi h
weak ela ion in longe dis ance o each o he . In he hi d pa , he clus e ing echnique is applied,
which assigns each node o he ne wo k o clus e s conside ing hei ela edness. Mo e in o ma ion
ega ding he exp essions applied om he VOS mapping echnique can be ound in [23–25].
Depending on he ype o analysis we wan o conduc , he i ems o ou in e es can be connec ed
by co-au ho ship, co-occu ence, ci a ion, bibliog aphic coupling, o co-ci a ion links calcula ed in one
o wo ways. The ull coun ing e sus he ac ional coun ing me hod is used o calcula e bibliog aphic
coupling, co-ci a ion, o co-au ho ship links and he bina y e sus he ull coun ing me hod is used o
calcula e co-occu ence links in ne wo ks/maps c ea ed based on ex da a.
Ini ially, we c ea ed a co-occu ence map based on ex da a o see which keywo ds/ e ms a e
ela ed o each o he in ou bibliog aphic da a se , e ealing he esea ch ends in ou da a se .
The e ms we e ex ac ed om bo h he i le and abs ac ields o he documen s. Fo he cons uc ion
o his map/ne wo k, we used bina y coun ing me hod ins ead o ull coun ing (Table 1, Figu e 2).
In his way, he co-occu ence links be ween he keywo ds a e based on he numbe o documen s
ha hey occu oge he a leas once. Looking a Table 1, we see he numbe o occu ences o
h ee keywo ds in i e documen s. Figu e 3, demons a es he numbe o occu ences (No Oc.)
and he s eng h o he links (l. s.) be ween he keywo ds using bina y and ull coun ing me hod.
Applying he ull coun ing me hod signi ies ha all occu ences o a e m in all documen s a e coun ed.
On he con a y, using bina y coun ing me hod, he numbe o occu ences o a e m is no aken
in o conside a ion; only he p esence o he absence o a e m in a documen coun s. De ining a
minimum numbe o occu ences o a e m equaling en, om 6640 e ms 130 mee he h eshold,
and 57 we e selec ed as he mos ele an e ms based on ou in e p e a ion and hei ele ance sco e.
Te ms wi h highe ele ance sco es end o ep esen speci ic concep s unde s udy, while e ms wi h
lowe ele ance sco e appea o ep esen mo e gene al opics. The ne wo k was no malized wi h he
associa ion s eng h me hod and clus e ed wi h esolu ion pa ame e
γ
equals one and he minimum
clus e size equals i e. The co-occu ence links we e weigh ed conside ing he occu ence o he e ms.
The a e age o ci a ions was used as he sco e a ibu e.
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Table 1. Numbe o occu ences o keywo ds ( K1-3) in documen s (D1-5).
Documen s
Keywo ds/Te ms D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
K1 12345
K2 12312
K3 1 1 2
Figu e 2.
Co-occu ence ne wo k o keywo ds, (
a
) bina y coun ing me hod, (
b
) ull coun ing me hod.
Then, we cons uc ed a bibliog aphic coupling ne wo k o documen s in ending o see which
a e mo e ela ed o each o he and mo e ci ed. In his map, he ela edness o he documen s is
based on he deg ee ha hey ci e he same documen . Conside ing ha all he documen s o ou
bibliome ic ne wo k a e ela ed o he main opic, we used he ull coun ing me hod o highligh
he in luence o high ci ed documen s o he ne wo k. F om he o al 243 documen s, he 228 we e
connec ed. We mapped and isualized he ne wo k in o six clus e s using associa ion s eng h as a
no maliza ion me hod wi h esolu ion pa ame e equaling one and minimum clus e size equaling
i e. The bibliog aphic coupling links we e weigh ed using he o al link s eng h, and he numbe o
ci a ions was used as he sco e a ibu e.
A e wa ds, we cons uc ed he bibliog aphic coupling ne wo k o au ho s using he ac ional
coun ing me hod o examine which au ho s sha e a common ield o s udies. Gi ing he minimum
numbe wo o documen s pe au ho , o he 748 au ho s, only 49 mee his h eshold. In his ne wo k,
he ela edness o he au ho s is based on he deg ee ha hey ci e he same documen . In his way, he
bibliog aphic coupling links be ween he au ho s a e based on he numbe o documen s ha hey
commonly ci e, no including he o al numbe o au ho s o each o he same documen s ha hey
ci e. Fo example, i an au ho A2 ci es he same documen D1 wi h he au ho s A1 and A3, he links
be ween he au ho A2 and A1 and A2 and A3 will ha e s eng h o 1 /2=0.5, and a he same ime i
he au ho s A1 and A3 ha e ci ed ano he documen D2, he s eng h o he link be ween A1 and A3
will be 1.5 (1/2=0.5 o he D1, plus 1 o he D2) (Figu e 3). We mapped he ne wo k in o ou clus e s
using associa ion s eng h as a no maliza ion me hod. The minimum clus e size was equal o i e. We
ga e he o al link s eng h he same sco e as he weigh and he a e age o ci a ions as he a ibu e o
he i ems.
Figu e 3.
Bibliog aphic coupling ne wo k o au ho s, (
a
) ac ional coun ing me hod, (
b
) ull
coun ing me hod.

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The ea e , we in ended o see he ela edness o he ci ed e e ences based on he deg ee ha hey
ha e been ci ed oge he by ano he documen . Fo his ype o analysis, we cons uc ed a co-ci a ion
map o ci ed e e ences using he ac ional coun ing me hod o a oid he in luence o documen s wi h
a long lis o e e ences, as men ioned p e iously. Gi ing a minimum numbe o ci a ions o a ci ed
e e ence equals o i e om 13133 ci ed e e ences 117 mee his h eshold.
3. Resul s
The i s map p oduced p esen s a bibliog aphic ne wo k o 57 nodes/keywo ds connec ed wi h
co-occu ence links and g ouped in o h ee clus e s (Figu e 4a, Table 2). This i s pa o his analysis
shows he keywo ds ha appea oge he and hei equency in he da a se . Thei p oximi y o
ano he e eals he ela edness o each pai o e ms. The colo o each node indica es he clus e
in which i belongs. These keywo ds clus e s can be in e p e ed as he esea ch ends o he opic
unde e iew.
Looking a he links be ween he keywo ds we iden i y ha he op i e pai s o keywo ds wi h
he g ea es co-occu ence a e ci y and p ocess wi h link s eng h equaling o 44, ci y and sys em wi h
link s eng h o 43, ci y and s a egy wi h link s eng h o 30, ci y and sma ci y wi h link s eng h o
28, ci y and managemen wi h s eng h o 26. Ou gene al unde s anding om hese links is ha he
mos connec ed/ ela ed pa o he li e a u e ea s ci ies as sys ems, and unde sys em analysis he
li e a u e s udies he associa ed p ocesses seeking o s a egies o ensu e a sma and mo e e icien
u ban managemen .
Figu e 4. Con .
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Figu e 4.
(
a
). Map o co-occu ence analysis based on keywo ds. (
b
). Map o co-occu ence analysis
based on keywo ds indica ing he a e age o ci a ion.
Table 2. Numbe o co-occu ences o he selec ed keywo ds pe clus e .
CLUSTER 1 (23 I ems) CLUSTER 2 (19 I ems) CLUSTER 3 (15 I ems)
Keywo ds No.
Occu ences Keywo ds No.
Occu ences Keywo ds No.
Occu ences
Challenge 32 Assessmen 27 Bene i 16
Ci y 143 Clima e change 14 Ci izen 17
Cul u e 12 E ec 32 In o ma ion 25
Go e nance 22 Ene gy 30 In as uc u e 30
Knowledge 19 En i onmen 38 In eg a ion 18
Oppo uni y 20 Flow 30 In e en ion 18
Policy 50 F amewo k 48 Li e 19
Popula ion 18 Impac 39 Managemen 53
P oblem 24 Model 47 Planning 35
P ocess 72 Region 21 Quali y 25
Regene a ion 27 Resou ce 35 Scale 36
S akeholde 19 Sys em 71 Se ice 36
S a egy 50 T anspo a ion 16 Sma ci y 38
Sus ainabili y 49 U ban a ea 34 Solu ion 33
Sus ainable ci y 15 U ban me abolism 36 Technology 32
Sus ainable
de elopmen 23 U ban planning 31
Sus ainable u ban
de elopmen 22 U baniza ion 15
T ans o ma ion 21 Was e 15
U ban de elopmen 27 Wa e 17
U ban en i onmen 14
U ban policy 14
U ban egene a ion 52
U ban sus ainabili y 17
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In Table 2, we can see all he keywo ds pe clus e and how many imes hey appea in he da a
se (numbe o occu ences). In he i s clus e ( ed colo ), which con ains 23 keywo ds, he op i e
keywo ds wi h he g ea es numbe o occu ences a e ci y which appea s 143 imes; u ban egene a ion
52 imes; policy 51; s a egy 50 imes; and sus ainabili y 49 imes. The second clus e (g een colo ),
which con ains 19 keywo ds, deno es a mo e enginee ing app oach as he i e e ms wi h he highe
occu ence, a e sys em 71 imes; amewo k 48 imes; model 47 imes; impac 39 imes; and en i onmen
38 imes. The hi d clus e (blue colo ) o 15 keywo ds p esen s mixed e ms om di e en scien i ic
ields since he op i e e ms a e managemen 53 imes; sma ci y 38 imes; scale and se ice 36 imes
each; and planning 35 imes.
Figu e 4b and Table 3p esen he esul s o he second pa o his analysis. We can see he
co-occu ence ne wo k o keywo ds weigh ed by he numbe o occu ences o each keywo d and
colo ed conside ing he a e age numbe o ci a ions o he documen s ha hese keywo ds ha e.
Looking a Table 3, we see he exac numbe o a e age ci a ions ha co esponds indi ec ly o each
keywo d pe clus e . In he i s clus e , he i e i s keywo ds wi h he g ea es numbe o a e age
ci a ions a e knowledge (100.11), sus ainable de elopmen (54.70), p oblem (54.46), popula ion (50.44), and
go e nance (50.05). In he second clus e , he keywo ds amewo k (50.58), model (48.45), sys em (45.38),
anspo a ion (44.88), and wa e (41.71) a e he i e keywo ds ha occu ed in documen s wi h g ea es
a e age ci a ions. In he hi d clus e , hese keywo ds a e sma ci y (91.68), ci izen (89.65), echnology
(88.41), se ice (74.25) and quali y (64.76).
Table 3. A e age ci a ions o he selec ed keywo ds pe clus e s in co-occu ence analysis.
CLUSTER 1 (23 I ems) CLUSTER 2 (19 I ems) CLUSTER 3 (15 I ems)
Keywo ds A g.
Ci a ions Keywo ds A g.
Ci a ions Keywo ds A g.
Ci a ions
Challenge 44.22 Assessmen 32.37 Bene i 26.88
Ci y 46.08 Clima e change 39.07 Ci izen 89.65
Cul u e 26.17 E ec 35.66 In o ma ion 57.72
Go e nance 50.05 Ene gy 40.57 In as uc u e 54.53
Knowledge 100.11 En i onmen 39.16 In eg a ion 31.89
Oppo uni y 48.35 Flow 43.23 In e en ion 15.78
Policy 31.31 F amewo k 50.58 Li e 45.42
Popula ion 50.44 Impac 37.10 Managemen 46.09
P oblem 54.46 Model 48.45 Planning 43.77
P ocess 38.00 Region 34.24 Quali y 64.76
Regene a ion 21.15 Resou ce 23.36 Scale 39.42
S akeholde 42.84 Sys em 45.38 Se ice 74.25
S a egy 26.54 T anspo a ion 44.88 Sma ci y 91.68
Sus ainabili y 40.37 U ban a ea 25.09 Solu ion 59.06
Sus ainable ci y 32.40 U ban me abolism 34.92 Technology 88.41
Sus ainable
de elopmen 54.70 U ban planning 33.03
Sus ainable u ban
de elopmen 48.77 U baniza ion 30.13
T ans o ma ion 25.81 Was e 31.93
U ban de elopmen 37.44 Wa e 41.71
U ban en i onmen 72.71
U ban policy 46.79
U ban egene a ion 15.17
U ban sus ainabili y 19.76
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Based on his analysis and looking a he numbe o occu ence and a e age ci a ions, we
unde s and ha he li e a u e is di ided in o h ee main esea ch ends (clus e s) o u ban g ow h.
The i s esea ch end ies o unde s and he u ban p ocesses and o apply his knowledge in o de
o ackle ela ed u ban challenges and p oblems. This pa o he li e a u e is seeking policies and
s a egies ha suppo sus ainable u ban de elopmen , o e ing oppo uni ies o u ban egene a ion
in ol ing di e en s akeholde s. The second esea ch end s udies u ban sys ems, on a egional scale
using an u ban me abolism amewo k o ackle he nega i e en i onmen al impac s o hese u ban
sys ems. In his way, we model he consump ion o esou ces, he lows o ene gy and ma e ial wi hin
u ban sys ems (i.e., wa e , anspo a ion), and he esul ing ou comes o o he sys ems in he o m o
pollu ion, was e o expo p oduc . The hi d esea ch end e e s, o he in eg a ion o he concep
“sma ci y” in u ban planning and managemen a di e en scales o analysis. Sma ci y concep
bene i s he ci izens by inc easing he o e all quali y o li e o e ing solu ions, using echnological
in as uc u es o ha e access o se ices and in o ma ion.
Figu e 5a,b p esen he bibliog aphic coupling ne wo k o he documen s, ou second analysis.
As shown in Figu e 5a, he ne wo k o 228 nodes ep esen s he connec ed documen s o ou da a
se unde his analysis, and i is g ouped in o six clus e s. The size o he labels o he documen s
ep esen ed by ci cles a ies depending on he numbe o ci a ions e e ing o he documen s (weigh )
(Table A1, and Table A3). The op i e ci ed documen s in he i s clus e o 60 i ems ( ed colo )
a e Dempsey e al. (2011) 275 imes ci ed, While e al. (2010) 172 imes ci ed, Gonz
á
lez e al. (2013)
166 imes ci ed, Cu hill (2010) 91 imes ci ed, and Degen & Ga cia (2012) 79 imes ci ed. In he second
clus e o 47 i ems (g een colo ), he op i e documen s wi h mo e ci a ions a e Ne ens e al. (2013)
wi h 191 ci a ions, McCo mick e al. (2013) wi h 144 ci a ions, Ba bosa e al. (2012) wi h 135 ci a ions,
Ma low e al. (2013) wi h 126 ci a ions, and Zhao (2010) wi h 121 ci a ions. Fo he clus e h ee (blue
colo ) o 40 i ems Kennedy e al. (2011) 258 imes ci ed, Chen & Chen (2019) 127 imes ci ed, Pince l e al.
(2012) 98 imes ci ed, Ba les 2010) 86 imes ci ed and Pea son e al. (2010) 74 imes ci ed a e he op
highly ci ed documen s. The mos ci ed documen s o he ou h clus e o 40 i ems (yellow colo )
a e Zanella e al. (2014) wi h 1065 ci a ions, Ca agliu e al. (2011) wi h 576 ci a ions, Ba y e al. (2012)
wi h 372 ci a ions, Albino e al. (2015) wi h 260 ci a ions and Lomba di e al. (2012) wi h 158 ci a ions.
Fo he i h clus e (pu ple colo ) o 31 i ems he op i e ci ed documen s a e Haapio (2012) 88 imes
ci ed, Yigi canla & Lee (2014) and Jansson (2013) wi h 60 imes ci ed each, Zi i e al. (2015) wi h
58 imes ci ed and Pili e al. (2017) wi h 51 imes ci ed. Fo he six h clus e o 10 i ems (ligh blue colo ),
Haghshenas & Vazi i (2012) wi h 80 ci a ions, Moo e e al. (2013) wi h 56 ci a ions, Pojani & S ead
(2015) wi h 40 ci a ions, Liu (2012) wi h 30 ci a ions, and New on & Glackin (2014) wi h 19 ci a ions a e
he op i e ci ed documen s. The esul s o his analysis show he schola ly sou ces wi h a highe
impac in he gene al ield o u ban and en i onmen al planning. These sou ces cons i u e publica ions
wi h a g ea e numbe o ci a ions.
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wi h he g ea es numbe o a e age ci a ions, in he hi d clus e , hese au ho s a e Pince l S ephanie
(51.67), Ch usoulakis Nek a ios (50.00), Lopes My iam (50.00), Rosado Leona do (33.00), and Spano Dona ella
(31.50), and in he ou clus e he au ho s Moglia Mangus (68.50), New on Pe e (15.00), Da oudi Simin
(7.00), Newman Pe e (15.00), and Thomson Giles (6.33).
In ou las analysis, we cons uc ed he co-ci a ion map o he 117 connec ed ci ed e e ences o
ou da a se , g ouped in ou clus e s (Figu e 7). On his map, we can iden i y he connec ions-links o
he ci ed e e ences ha ha e been ci ed join ly by ano he documen , which allow us o in e abou
he ela i eness impo ance o he documen , i.e., he mo e ci ed, he highe he impo ance o he
documen . In his analysis he s eng h o he links (weigh s) ep esen s he numbe o ci a ions made
o he ci ed e e ence o each node. In Table 6, we can see he op i e ci ed e e ences pe clus e , hei
links wi h o he ci ed e e ences o ou da a se , and hei numbe o ci a ions. Knowing he mos
in luen ial ci ed e e ences o he documen s unde e iew pe in ome ic clus e , we can de ec which
au ho s ha e been in luenced by whom and how speci ic concep s ha e been o med and e ol ed o e
he yea s. We can also go back o s udy he o iginal ideas and d aw a concep e olu ion imeline.
Figu e 7. Map o co-ci a ion analysis based on ci ed e e ences.
Table 6. Impo an ci ed e e ences unde co-ci a ion links pe in ome ic clus e .
No.
Ci .
No.
Links Impo an Ci ed Re e ences
CLUSTER 1
(43 I ems)
29 63 Kennedy, C.A., Cuddihy, J., Engel Yan, J., 2007. The changing
me abolism o ci ies. Jou nal o Indus ial Ecology 2007 (11), 43–59
26 53 Wolman, A., 1965. The me abolism o ci ies. Scien i ic Ame ican 213
(3), 179–190
20 55
Newman, P.W.G., Bi ell, R., Holmes, D., Ma he s, C., New on, P.,
Oakley, G., O’Conno , A., Walke , B., Spessa, A., Tai , D., 1996. Human
se lemen s. In: Aus alian S a e o he En i onmen Repo .
Depa men o En i onmen , Spo and Te i o ies, Canbe a, Aus alia.
18 51 Kennedy, C., P. Pince l, and P. Bunje. 2011. The s udy o u ban
me abolism and i s applica ions o u ban planning and design.
En i onmen al Pollu ion 159(8–9): 1965–1973.
12 46 Niza, S., L. Rosado, and P. Fe ao. 2009. U ban me abolism:
Me hodological ad ances in u ban ma e ial low accoun ing based on
he Lisbon case. Jou nal o Indus ial Ecology 13(3): 384–405.
CLUSTER 2
(34 I ems)
15 58
Hollands, R.G., 2008. “Will he Real Sma Ci y Please S and Up?” Ci y:
Analysis o U ban T ends, Cul u e, Theo y, Policy, Ac ion 12: 3, 303–320.
15 57 Ca agliu, A., Del Bo, C., & Nijkamp, P. (2009). Sma ci ies in eu ope,
se ie esea chmemo anda 0048. VU Uni e si y Ams e dam, Facul y o
Economics, BusinessAdminis a ion and Econome ics.
14 51
Gi inge , R., Fe ne , Ch, K ama , H., Kalasek, R., Pichle -Milano ic, N.,
e al. (2007). Sma ci ies- anking o Eu opean medium-sized ci ies.
Cen e o RegionalScience (SRF), Vienna Uni e si y o Technology.
13 49 Vanolo, A. (2014). Sma men ali y: The sma ci y as a disciplina y
s a egy. U ban S udies, 51, 883–898.
11 46 Nei o i, P., De Ma co, A., Cagliano, A. C., Mangano, G., & Sco ano, F.
(2014). Cu en ends in sma ci y ini ia i es: Some s ylised ac s.
Ci ies, 38, 25–36.

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Table 6. Con .
No.
Ci .
No.
Links Impo an Ci ed Re e ences
CLUSTER 3
(24 I ems)
17 33
Flo ida, R. (2002) The ise o he c ea i e class. Basic Books, New Yo k.
12 26 Ha ey D (1989) F om manage ialism o en ep eneu ialism: The
ans o ma ion in u ban go e nance in la e capi alism. Geog a iska
Annale : Se ies B, Human Geog aphy 71(1): 3–17.
10 13 Smi h, Neil (1996). The new u ban on ie . Gen i ica ion and he
e anchis ci y. London: Rou ledge.
9 35 Flo ida, R (2005). Ci ies and he C ea i e Class. Rou ledge, New Yo k.
7 17
Peck, J (2005) S uggling wi h he c ea i e class. In e na ional Jou nal o
Regional Resea ch 29(4), 740–770.
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(16 I ems)
13 35 G imm, N. B., Fae h, S. H., Golubiewski, N. E., Redman, C. L., Wu, J.,
Bai, X., e al. (2008). Global change and he ecology o ci ies. Science,
756–760.
7 16
Tzoulas, K., Ko pela, K., Venn, S., Yli-Pelkonen, V., Ka´zmie czak, A.,
Niemela, J., & James, P. (2007). P omo ing ecosys em and human heal h
in u ban a eas using G een In as uc u e: A li e a u e e iew.
Landscape and U ban Planning, 81(3), 167–178.
6 37 Campbell, S. (1996). G een ci ies, g owing ci ies, jus ci ies? U ban
planning and he con adic ion o sus ainable de elopmen . Jou nal o
he Ame ican Planning Associa ion, 62, 296–312.
4. Discussion
4.1. Discussion and Limi a ions o Me hodology
The no el y o he p oposed me hodology o li e a u e ne wo k analysis in compa ison wi h
he adi ional way o conduc ing a li e a u e e iew is he ac ha i is using bibliog aphic me ics.
The e o e, we can dis inguish ha his analysis has a h ee old objec i e. Fi s ly, i is pedagogical.
Secondly, i elimina es he unce ain y o a andomly casual li e a u e e iew and educes complexi y
by mi iga ing all he noise o he big olume o da a accessible h ough he in e ne . Thi dly, i
is me hodological, hus i p o ides a li e a u e e iew wi h cohe ence and a scien i ic p o ocol o
acqui e o ien ed-knowledge. The unde aken li e a u e ne wo k analysis is de ailed and desc ip i e,
discussing he planning s ages and explaining he ope a ional s eps o he li e a u e e iew. Finally,
he ob ained esul s a e illus a ed h ough ables and dis ance maps, p o iding insigh s o schola s
who a e beginning hei esea ch on he opic a oiding an ini ial andom sea ch.
I is essen ial o cla i y ha hese bibliog aphic ne wo ks show he ela edness o he i ems unde
s udy based on how s ong he links ha hey sha e a e. In bibliog aphic coupling ne wo ks, links exis
be ween i ems ha ci e he same documen , in co-ci a ion be ween i ems ha hey ha e been ci ed by
he same documen , in co-occu ence ne wo ks ega ding he numbe o documen s in which hey occu
oge he . Thus, om a echnical poin o iew, his me hod demons a es e ec i eness. Ne e heless,
limi a ions a e s emming om he in e p e a ion o hese ne wo ks in he clus e analysis s age.
Fo ins ance, in case o co-occu ence ne wo ks, keywo ds can occu oge he in mo e ha one pape
ha ing di e en meanings and hus gene a ing misleading bibliog aphic ne wo ks. In bibliog aphic
coupling ne wo ks, wo i ems can ci e he same documen bu exp essing disag eemen abou he
opic unde s udy. In o de o diminish hese issues in he ne wo k analysis, we ca e ully selec ed
he ini ial li e a u e da ase based on mul iple g oup discussions by expe s. O he limi a ions a ise
om he me hods applied o conduc ne wo k analysis. As men ioned in a p e ious sec ion, he e
a e wo coun ing me hods, he ull and ac ional coun ing me hods. A esea che has o be awa e o
he limi a ions a ising om he di e en me hods applied in a ious ne wo ks. Fo ins ance, using
ac ional coun ing me hod, highly ci ed a icles ha ha e a smalle in luence on he cons uc ion o
bibliog aphic coupling ne wo ks and a icles wi h many e e ences like e iew a icles, ha e a less
impo an ole in he cons uc ion o co-ci a ion ne wo ks. A icles wi h many au ho s ha e he same
weigh wi h a icles wi h less au ho s in he cons uc ion o co-au ho ship ne wo ks [
25
,
26
]. We used
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ac ional coun ing me hod when we wan ed o gi e equal impo ance o he i ems unde ne wo k
analysis. Despi e he iden i ied limi a ions, i is ou unde s anding ha li e a u e ne wo k analysis
p o ides a as e a e o disco e y, mo e accu a e and mo e in-dep h insigh s han o he li e a u e
e iew me hods we ha e known, and expe imen ed wi h un il now.
4.2. Discussion o Resul s
A gene al obse a ion om all he di e en ypes o bibliome ic analysis we conduc ed he e is ha
he numbe o ci a ions canno be aken as he main d i e o show he impo ance o an i em wi hou
aking in o conside a ion he o al link s eng h o he i em; meaning he deg ee o connec ion wi h he
es o he i ems in he da ase unde analysis. Fo ins ance, compa ing he wo maps (Figu e 5a,b), we
see ha documen s wi h an ex emely high numbe o ci a ions a e no he bes connec ed o he es
o he documen s o he da a se , and he e o e hey a e no he mos ela ed o he opic o analysis.
Looking a he links o he i ems o all ou bibliome ic analysis, we obse e ha he links be ween he
concep s o sma and egene a i e me abolic u ban g ow h do no appea o be s ong, o appea o be
absen . As an example, shown in Figu e 8, we ha e made a selec ion o he keywo ds o ou in e es
sma ci y,u ban me abolism, and u ban egene a ion, and can clea ly see ha hey a e no connec ed.
Figu e 8. Links be ween main keywo ds unde co-occu ence analysis.
We ob ain he same image when looking closely a he links in ou second analysis o he
bibliog aphic coupling o documen s (Figu e 5a). In Figu e 9, we ha e selec ed one ep esen a i e
documen o each concep sma ci y; Ah enniemi e al. (2017), u ban me abolism; Dempsey e al.
(2012), u ban egene a ion; Kennedy e al. (2011) o make his s a emen be e unde s ood.
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Figu e 9. Links be ween main concep s unde bibliog aphic coupling analysis based on documen s.
5. Conclusions
In his s udy, we conduc ed a li e a u e ne wo k analysis o e iew he concep o u ban g ow h
unde me abolic amewo k ocusing on sma and egene a i e u ban design wi hin he las en
yea s. Using VOS iewe we cons uc ed ne wo k maps ha helped us de ec ela edness o concep s,
documen s, main e e enced wo ks, and op in luence s au ho s along wi h ip- op cu ing-edge
esea ch upon he opic. Ini ially, we indica ed h ee main esea ch ends ela ed o u ban g ow h
(see esul s o analysis 1) and going one s ep u he , we we e able o iden i y six key sub- esea ch
ends (see esul s o analysis 2) and hei ela edness. We de ec ed he mos in luence au ho s
wi hin ou da ase pe sub-concep (see esul s o analysis 3) (Figu e 10), and inally, we acked
he o igins o hese key sub- esea ch ends ela ed o he u ban g ow h concep unde analysis
(see esul s analysis 4). The o e all indings showed ha u ban g ow h esea ch is simul aneously
mul idisciplina y and in e disciplina y in eg a ing social, ecological, poli ic, economic sciences, cul u e
and a s, en i onmen al, and compu e sciences. We iden i ied a lack o connec edness be ween
sma and egene a i e concep s o u ban g ow h. The e o e, his p o ides scien i ic e idence ha in
o de o adop a holis ic app oach allowing u u e ci ies o ackle challenges ela ed o unbalanced
u baniza ion-economy-en i onmen dynamics, and o p o ide a be e li e quali y and wellbeing, we
need o u n he esea ch ocus on building his link be ween he ields o sma and egene a i e u ban
s udies. We ha e al eady s a ed o concep ualize he amewo k o sma and egene a i e u ban
g ow h in pos an h opocen ic u banism.
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Figu e 10. Map o cascade ela ions among he bibliome ic clus e s.
Au ho Con ibu ions:
All au ho s ha e ead and ag ee o he published e sion o he manusc ip .
Concep ualiza ion, P.M. and A.P.; me hodology, A.P.; so wa e, A.P.; alida ion, A.P., and P.M.; o mal analysis,
A.P.; in es iga ion, A.P.; esou ces, P.M and A.P.; da a cu a ion, A.P.; w i ing—o iginal d a p epa a ion, A.P.;
w i ing— e iew and edi ing, P.M and A.P.; isualiza ion, A.P.; supe ision, P.M.; p ojec adminis a ion, A.P and
P.M..; unding acquisi ion, P.M. and A.P.
Funding: The APC was unded by CEG and also FCT (UIDB/00295/2020 e UIDP/00295/2020).
Acknowledgmen s:
We acknowledge he GEOMODLAB - Labo a o y o Remo e Sensing, Geog aphical Analysis
and Modelling-o he Cen e o Geog aphical S udies/IGOT o p o iding he equi ed equipmen and acili ies
o his s udy. We app ecia e he aluable eedback om he edi o and he anonymous e iewe s.
Con lic s o In e es : The au ho s decla e no con lic o in e es .
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Appendix A
Table A1. Numbe o ci a ions o documen s pe clus e based on he bibliog aphic coupling analysis.
CLUSTER 1
(60 I ems)
CLUSTER 2
(47 I ems)
CLUSTER 3
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 4
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 5
(31 I ems)
CLUSTER 6
(10 I ems)
Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions
A baci (2012) 31 Alexand escu e
al. (2018) 6 Ba les (2010) 86 Ah enniemi e
al. (2017) 77 Capu o e al.
(2012) 13 Da oudia and
S u zake b
(2017) 10
Baba (2017) 2 A mann (2014) 20 Basi i e al.
(2017) 3Al Nuaimi e al.
(2015) 78 Dell‘ollo e al.
(2014) 10 Haghshenas and
Vazi i (2012) 80
Bailey (2012) 30
A mann (2014b)
28 Blecic e al.
(2014) 10 Albino e al.
(2015) 260 Fa mani e al.
(2012) 10 Li e al. (2017) 0
Ba bou e al.
(2016) 1Ba bosa e al.
(2012) 135 B o o e al.
(2012) 70
Angelidou (2014)
125 G ekousis e al.
(2019) 0 Liu (2012) 30
Belanche e al.
(2016) 34 Beck e al. (2013) 7 Chen and Chen
(2019) 127
Ba y e al. (2012)
372 Haapio (2012) 88 Moo e e al.
(2013) 56
Biddulph (2011) 29
Be a e al. (2016)
5Ches e e al.
(2012) 33 Be z e al. (2016) 6 Hale and Sadle
(2012) 12 New on and
Glackin (2014) 19
Blessi e al.
(2012) 17 Bona oni e al.
(2017) 10 Ch ysoulakis e
al. (2013) 53 Bib i and
K ogs ie (2017) 58 He schel (2013) 26 Pojani and S ead
(2015) 40
Bulkeley e al.
(2016) 14 B eus e e al.
(2013) 15 Conke and
Fe ei a (2015) 23 Ca agliu e al.
(2011) 576 Jansson (2013) 60 Thomson and
Newman (2018) 4
Codecasa and
Ponzini (2011) 16 B idges (2016) 2 Cui e al. (2019) 0 C i ello (2014) 17 Jim (2013) 43
Van Timme en e
al. (2012) 6
Couch e al.
(2011) 67 Chelle i e al.
(2016) 2 Dijs e al. (2018) 4 Falco e al.
(2018) 0Kau and Ga g
(2019) 1Webb e al.
(2018) 11
Cu hill (2010) 91 D’Al.isa e al.
(2012) 32 Ga cía-Guai a e
al. (2018) 1Falco e al.
(2019) 0 Rosa (2014) 43
Deakin (2012) 11 Die kes e al.
(2015) 19 Golds ein e al.
(2013) 42 Ejaz e al. (2017) 54
Rosa e al. (2017)
9
Degen and
Ga cia (2012) 79
F ancesch-Huidob o
(2015) 8Gonzalez e al.
(2013) 47 Ga au and
Pa an (2018) 28 Leigh and
Hoelzel (2012) 21
Dempsey e al.
(2011) 275 Gai ani e al.
(2014) 14 Huang e al.
(2018) 0Ga au e al.
(2016) 7Lomba di e al.
(2011) 40
Dempsey e al.
(2012) 76 Gi a d (2013) 26 Inos oza (2014) 24 Gazzola e al.
(2019) 0 MacLeo d (2013) 37

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Table A1. Con .
CLUSTER 1
(60 I ems)
CLUSTER 2
(47 I ems)
CLUSTER 3
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 4
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 5
(31 I ems)
CLUSTER 6
(10 I ems)
Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions
Dixon e al.
(2011) 22 G ê -Regamey e
al. (2013) 48 Kennedy e al.
(2011) 258 Gha aibeh e al.
(2017) 32
Ma sal-Llacuna
and
López-Ibáñez
(2014)
8
E gas (2010) 34 Guzmán e al.
(2017) 20 Kılkı¸s (2017) 0 Goodspeed
(2014) 39 Ma eo and
Cuna (2016) 3
E iksson (2010) 28 Kaika (2017) 32 Lehmann (2011) 28 Ib ahim e al.
(2018) 6Ma akis e al.
(2015) 11
F an ál e al.
(2015) 28 Klopp and
Pe e a (2017) 22
Liang and Zhang
(2012) 38 Lomba di e al.
(2012) 158 Mo imo o (2011) 10
González e al.
(2013) 166 Lapenna and
Tocca ondi
(2017) 0 Lin e al. (2014) 27 Macke e al.
(2018) 8Mö be g e al.
(2013) 17
G ay and Po e
(2015) 19 Li e al. (2017) 17 Lund e al.
(2015) 45 Mani iu and
Ped ini (2016) 2 Oh e al. (2011) 5
Guima ães
(2017) 2 Lu e al. (2016) 14 Meije (2011) 18 Ma ch and
Ribe a-Fumaz
(2016) 32
Peng e al. (2015)
32
Güzey (2016) 11 Ma low e al.
(2013) 126 Mos a a i e al.
(2014) 10 Ma sal-Llacuna
e al. (2015) 61 Pili e al. (2017) 51
Haas and Locke
(2012) 0McCo mick e al.
(2013) 144 Mos a a i e al.
(2014a) 7Ma in e al.
(2018) 11 Roge s e al.
(2012) 34
Hodkinson
(2011) 23 Med ed (2016) 9 Niemi e al.
(2012) 54 Ma in e al.
(2019) 0 Sco (2007) 31
Howley e al.
(2009) 73 Ne ens e al.
(2013) 191 Pea son e al.
(2010) 74 Mosannenzadeh
e al. (2017b) 15 Shi e al. (2012) 43
Hus on e al.
(2015) 16 Newell e al.
(2013) 41 Pince l e al.
(2012) 98 Palma Lamp eia
dos San os (2016)
11 Song (2005) 55
Jung e al. (2015) 16
Pe ales-Mompa le
e al. (2015) 13 Rosado e al.
(2014) 54 Pinna e al.
(2017) 10 S azze a (2010) 13
Ke esz ely and
Sco (2012) 11 Pupphachai and
Zuidema (2017) 13 Rosado e al.
(2016) 12 Roche (2014) 36
Tyle e al. (2013)
25
Ko and Klijn
(2013) 12 Radulescu e al.
(2016) 8Shah okni e al.
(2015a) 7Shah okni e al.
(2015) 14 Yigi canla and
Lee (2014) 60
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Table A1. Con .
CLUSTER 1
(60 I ems)
CLUSTER 2
(47 I ems)
CLUSTER 3
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 4
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 5
(31 I ems)
CLUSTER 6
(10 I ems)
Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions
K iznik (2018) 2 Rome o-Lankao
e al. (2014) 24 Singh e al.
(2011) 54 Shen e al. (2018 1 Zi i e al. (2015) 58
La co (2016) 20 Sha ma e al.
(2010) 26 Voskamp e al.
(2018) 8 Shin e al. (2015) 19
Lee e al. (2014) 12 Simon e al.
(2015) 19 Wachsmu h
(2012) 46 Soyinka e al.
(2016) 3
Lees and
Melhuish (2012) 12 S edo a e al.
(2015) 7Walke and Beck
(2012) 14 S eenb uggen e
al. (2015) 42
Lim e al. (2013) 16 T an (2016) 12 Xia e al. (2018) 3 T anos and
Ge ne (2012) 48
Lugosi, e al.
(2010) 17 Uya a and Gee
(2013) 27
Yang e al. (2012)
19 Win e s (2011) 97
Malleson and
Heppens all
(2013) 12 Van de Meene e
al. (2011) 71
Yang e al. (2014)
24 Yigi canla
(2015) 21
Ma í-Cos a and
Miquel (2011) 23 Wei e al. (2015) 36 Zhang e al.
(2011) 56 Yigi canla e al.
(2019) 0
McGui k e al.
(2016) 13 Willuwei and
OSulli an (2013) 39 Zhang e al.
(2014) 22 Zanella e al.
(2014) 1065
Mee ke k (2013) 25 Yang and Wang
(2017) 7Zhang e al.
(2018) 1Zhang e al.
(2019) 0
Mosannenzadeh
e al. (2017) 9Yigi canla and
Te iman (2015) 46
Obeng-Odoom
(2014) 14 Yim e al. (2015) 3
Pa es e al.
(2014) 12 Yin e al. (2014) 56
Pa és e al.
(2012) 20 Yue e al. (2014) 26
Pa k (2014) 2 Zhang e al.
(2016) 3
Rhodes and
Russo (2013) 20 Zhao (2010) 121
Sasaki (2010) 42 Zie ogel e al.
(2016) 18
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Table A1. Con .
CLUSTER 1
(60 I ems)
CLUSTER 2
(47 I ems)
CLUSTER 3
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 4
(40 I ems)
CLUSTER 5
(31 I ems)
CLUSTER 6
(10 I ems)
Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions Documen s Ci a ions
Schue ze and
Chelle i (2016) 13
Shao and Liu
(2018) 1
Susilo e al.
(2012) 39
Tasan-Kok (2010)
25
Tulumello (2016) 10
Ulldemolins
(2014) 22
Uysal (2012) 23
Van den Be g
(2013) 22
Ven o (2017) 8
While e al.
(2010) 172
Wins on (2010) 43
Zeb acki and
Smulde s (2012) 1
Zhong (2016) 10
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Table A2. A e age ci a ions and o al link s eng h o au ho s pe clus e based on bibliog aphic coupling analysis.
CLUSTER 1 (17 i ems) CLUSTER 2 (14 i ems) CLUSTER 3 (13 i ems) CLUSTER 4 (5 i ems)
Au ho s To al Link
S eng h
A g.
Ci a ions Au ho s To al Link
S eng h
A g.
Ci a ions Au ho s To al Link
S eng h
A g.
Ci a ions Au ho s To al Link
S eng h
A g.
Ci a ions
Angelidou
Ma ga i a 125.38 62.50 A mann
Ma ina 10.00 24.00 Ches e
Mikhail 129.80 28.50
Da oudi Simin
89.33 7.00
Bisello
Ad iano 142.55 12.00 Ca lucci
Ma ghe i a 121.00 54.50 Ch usoulakis
Nek a ios 167.62 50.00 Moglia
Mangus 142.00 68.50
B and Nils 103.81 10.5 Chelle i
Lo enzo 21.75 7.50
Fa zinmoghadam
Mohamad 133.47 8.50 Newman Pe e 292.25 6.33
De Fac o
S e ano 123.38 0.00 La Rosa
Daniele 10.00 26.00 Gonzalez
Ainhoa 167.62 50.00 New on Pe e 142.17 15.00
E ans James 147.39 5.50 Li Feng 57.00 10.00 Liu Gengyuan 98.75 29.50 Thomson Giles 292.25 6.33
Ga au Chia a 93.90 15.00 Lomba di D.
Rachel 136.50 37.00 Lopes My iam 167.62 50.00
Ka onen
And ew 147.39 5.50 Ma i-Cos a
Ma c 93.50 18.33 Lu Weisheng 43.00 2.00
Laza e ic
Da id 103.81 10.50 Mcgui k
Pauline M. 6.00 13.50 Mos a a i
Na iman 133.47 8.50
Ma sal-Llacuna
Ma ia Luis 3.00 34.50 Pa es Ma c 90.50 16.00 Pince l
S ephanie 149.17 51.67
Masala
F ancesca 84.12 19.00 Po e Libby 87.60 29.50 Rosado
Leona do 16.63 33.00
Mosannenzadeh
Fa naz 142.25 12.00 Roge s Ch is
D.F. 137.17 28.00 Spano
Dona ella 107.13 31.50
Nijkamp Pe e 162.33 309.0 Sal a i Luca 121.00 54.50 Yang Dewei 39.10 21.50
Pinna
F ancesco 84.12 19.00 Wang Rusong 45.00 36.50 Zhang Yan 105.35 27.00
Shah okni
Hossein 103.81 10.50 Zhang
Xiaoling 64.00 17.33
T anos
Emmanuil 166.71 45.00
Ve o a o
Daniele 142.55 12.00
Yigi canla Tan 45.11 27.00