Pemetaan Bibliometrik dengan VOSviewer terhadap Pengetahuan Lokal Mitigasi Bencana
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Pemetaan bibliometrik dapat menggambarkan variasi informasi mengenai pengetahuan lokal dalam upaya mengurangi dampak bencana. Walaupun telah banyak yang membahas pemetaan bibliometrik, penelitian mengenai pengetahuan lokal dalam konteks mitigasi bencana masih sangat terbatas. Metode penelitian. Metode bibliometrik dengan pendekatan kuantitatif diterapkan melalui basis data Scopus dengan rentang 2019-2023 dan visualisasi VOSviewer. Teknik pemetaan dilakukan dengan analisis co-citation dan visualisasi network dan density. Data analisis. Terdapat 98 dokumen yang mengutip dua penelitian secara bersamaan. Penelitian yang dikutip paling banyak membahas pengetahuan lokal untuk kesiapsiagaan bencana dan integrasi pengetahuan pribumi dengan sains untuk reduksi risiko bencana. Hasil dan Pembahasan. Pola hubungan penelitian menghasilkan 8 klaster dengan fokus topik yang berbeda-beda, mulai dari integrasi pengetahuan pribumi dan pengetahuan ilmiah dalam ketahanan bencana, manajemen risiko bencana, hingga partisipasi komunitas.
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