Bibliometric Analysis of Visualizations in Computer Graphics: A Study

This study examined the field of visualizations in computer graphics (VCG) using bibliometric methods, including performance and science mapping analysis. A dataset documents from SCOPUS, 1986 to 2019, was analyzed visualized VOSviewer. The results showed an increasing trend new VCG. five most cited publications were all related data visualization software. prolific authors, by Citation per Paper (CPP) Relative Impact (RCI), contributed research advances graphics, information visualization, interactive analysis, human interfaces, software development. document source analysis identified major scientific journals conference proceedings VCG research, that researchers tend publish extensively proceedings, but articles have a higher citation impact. co-citation sources revealed seven clusters thematically similar science, genomics, neuroimaging, physics & chemistry, mathematics, education, communication. Co-authorship countries pointed out collaboration networks where USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy collaborated frequently. Collaborations fostered same language group, or geographical proximity. co-occurrence terms six concepts, grouped around search queries, graphical processing, genetics, numerical data, medicine. better understanding is expected help educators identify areas, developments, quality literature, appropriate for publishing their own findings