courseware scientometrics and bibliometrics, software

Lesson 8: Introduction to animations using Visone

Lesson 9: Journal maps for the orientation in Science & Technology areas

Lesson 10: How can one visualize an asymmetrical (e.g., factor) matrix using Pajek?

My programs were mostly made under DOS as16-bits programs. Increasingly, 64-bits machines will no longer be able to use these programs and I will add versions which are recompiled under Windows-32. These versions are larger ( > 7 Mbyte) and more error-prone. They will be uploaded as they become available (e.g., upon request). The files are recompiled (using a different compiler) without systematically debugging, but I’ll react on feedback about error messages. Error messages are provided when working from the command prompt. (These programs still look like DOS, but they are Win32.) One can run the old versions on older machines or using the virtual PC in XP-mode on 64-bits machines.
· TI.exe software for co-word mapping of texts (lines); free for academic use. (FrqList for generating the word frequency distribution.)	· Citation matrices based on the Journal Citation Reports
· Fulltext.exe software for co-word mapping of full texts; free for academic use.	· Citation matrices based on the Chinese JCR (CSTPD/ISTIC)
· ISI.EXE for organizing a set downloaded from the Web-of-Science into databases for relational database management.	· National matrices based on patent classifications (WIPO 2006)
· Scop2ISI.EXE for reorganizing Scopus output files into the tagged format of the Web-of-Science. (No longer reliable!)	· Citation matrices based on the Arts & Humanities Citation Index 2008.
· Acc2ISI.exe for the reverse route of turning databases (exported from MS Access) into the “tagged” format of the Web-of-Science. See also at http://www.leydesdorff.net/indicators/lesson7.htm#b .	· A user-friendly way for generating overlay maps from the Science Citation Index (Rafols, Porter & Leydesdorff, 2010).
· CoAuth.EXE for visualization of the coauthorship network using a WoS set	· Mapping the Geography of Science (Leydesdorff & Persson, 2010)
· BibCoupl.EXE for visualization of the bibliographic coupling among citing authors using a WoS set	· Network overlay for Google Maps (from Pajek files)
· BibJourn.EXE for visualization of the bibliographic coupling in terms of cited journals using a WoS set	· Topcity: indication of excellence on a Google Map
· BibAuth.EXE for visualization of the bibliographic coupling in terms of cited authors using a WoS set	· The Integrated Impact Indicator (I3) added to the “times cited” in a download from the Web-of-Science; aggregations and Google Maps.
· Combine.EXE for the mapping of heterogeneous networks (co-words, coauthors, and journal names) using a WoS set
· IntColl.EXE for the analysis and visualization of international collaboration
· InstColl.Exe for the analysis and visualization of institutional collaboration	See for another overview at http://www.leydesdorff.net/software.htm
· CityColl.Exe for the analysis and visualization of collaboration at the level of cities (beta-version)
· Ti.exe and fulltext.exe for Korean; Ti_Ne.exe and Ft_Ne.exe for Dutch.
· Ti.exe and fulltext.exe for Chinese characters
· Scopus.Exe for the organization of Scopus output into files for relational database management (MS Access, dBase; no longer reliable).
· GScholar.Exe for the organization of Google Scholar files into files for relational database management (MS Access, dBase).
· Google.Exe for the organization of Google files into files for relational database management (MS Access, dBase).
· ISI2Abs.Exe provides a variant of ISI.Exe that organizes the abstracts of a set from the Web-of-Science for further processing by using FullText.Exe.