英文摘要 |
Continuous innovation is the foundation of both business and academic career preservation. The development of smart street lights is becoming one of the most interesting modernization tools in smart cities. A lot of basic and applied research has been invested in achieving sustainable development in business and academic circles. The results of these studies have been published in academic papers or patent documents, submitted to journals or intellectual property patent offices of various countries, and after blind review by many peers, they were published copyrights or the patents were approved with exclusive rights. These achievements revealed new knowledge that helped businesses to keep pace with the times. To promote the rapid diffusion of technology research and development, they have been included in the electronic databases of the academia, e.g., WOS, Scopus, and Elsevier, and in the industry, e.g., the national patent databases including USDTO and EDO. These electronic databases contain systematic knowledge in various fields and have become the assets of the entire human society. However, in the research and development of smart street lights, many technical fields can be found. The present study explores the bibliometric analysis of scientific papers on wireless sensor networks (ZIGBEE). In the past, the literature mainly focused on the traditional qualitative content analysis of investigative nature or simple quantitative analysis of calculating the ratio between the years and the years before and after, which lacked the accurate professional field information required by academic and industrial researchers. If the scientific quantitative analysis using bibliographic pairs and co-occurrence words of literature content can be used to explore opportunities for research problems, such as the analysis of variables including trends, categories, and hot topics of literature development, it could provide a new and effective research problem to enhance opportunities at the forefront of R&D. The CATAR content analysis model was used to explore the trends, categories, and hot topics in the development of the wireless sensor network (ZIGBEE) literature. The first stage of this research adopted the principle of verification, established relevant keywords, searched the WOS database, and used the principle of verification to obtain a data set with high reliability after screening and data cleaning. Statistical analysis was then used to construct an overview model of the literature content. After, the similarities between bibliographic pairs and co-occurring words were identified to form a similarity matrix, and then reduce the variation. Additionally, the number and aspect concept and the SVD (Singular Value Decomposition) were employed to conduct a similarity matrix analysis. Next, the Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering method was used to perform a subject cluster analysis of the literature. Finally, the HHI was utilized to identify the hot topics of research themes. The analysis results showed the competitive situation of the development trends of journals, countries, and years. In addition, seven theme groups and seven co-occurring word groups were distinguished, and it was found that there is a strong commonality between the two; however, a few are unique. Therefore, this research structure and the process could explore the internal and external validity of the research frontier. |