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- Enable learn about VIVO's Map of Science visualization page.

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productMods/templates/freemarker/visualization/mapOfScience/aboutMapOfScience.ftl
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<#assign aboutImagesRoot = '${urls.images}/visualization/mapofscience/about/'>
<h2>About VIVO Map of Science Visualization</h2>
<h2>About VIVO's Map of Science Visualization</h2>
<h3>Reference Basemap</h3>
<p>The VIVO Map of Science visualization uses the UCSD map of science and classification
system that was computed using paper-level data from about 25,000 journals from Elsevier's

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<#-- START TOOLTIP TEXT -->
<div id="toolTipOne" style="display:none;">
The Map of Science visualization shows the publication activity of any organization, person, or university in
a VIVO instance mapped by the area of science or subdiscipline being researched.<br /> <br />
VIVO's Map of Science visualization depicts the topical expertise a university, organization, or person has
based on past publications loaded into VIVO. Shown here is the expertise profile of the ${entityLabel}--larger
circle sizes denote more publications per topic area.<br /><br />
You can use VIVO's Map of Science visualization to see where ${entityLabel} is active in the world of science,
<em><b>although only publications that have been loaded into this VIVO site will appear.</b></em><br /><br />
Colored circles are drawn for subdisciplines where the organization has publications. The more publications the
organization has, the larger the circle drawn. Those subdisciplines without any publications are marked in gray.
<br /><br />
Circles are overlaid on the Map of Science, which is made of 554 interconnected subdisciplines, shown as grey
dots here. A subdiscipline is defined as a cluster of journals that share a common topic. The Map of Science
groups over 16,000 journals into 554 subdisciplines using similarities in their lists of references and key
terms. Subdisciplines that are especially similar to one another are connected by lines, and will be closer to
one another on the map.<br /><br />
For more information on this and other maps of science, see <a href='http://mapofscience.com'>http://mapofscience.com</a> or
<a href='http://scimaps.org'>http://scimaps.org</a></div>
<a href='${subEntityMapOfScienceCommonURL}/about'>Learn more about VIVO's Map of Science visualization?</a>
</div>
<div id="toolTipTwo" style="display:none;">
Any organization's publication activity can be categorized into 13 disciplines or 554 subdisciplines on the map
of science.<br /><br />
The table below summarizes the publications plotted on the Map of Science. Each row corresponds to a
(sub)discipline on the map<br /><br />
The map of science is divided into 13 disciplines, each of which has its own area on the map, as well as its own
color. Each of these disciplines contains multiple subdisciplines. You can switch between the discipline and
subdiscipline view. You also can hover over a discipline (or subdiscipline) in the table below to show which
overlaid circles it corresponds to on the map. The selected dot will have a darker ring around it than the
thers.<br /><br />
The <b># of pubs.</b> column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline. This count can be
fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one (sub)discipline. Each publication
in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated (sub)disciplines according to a weighting scheme.<br /><br />
The table below summarizes the organization's body of publications as plotted on the map of science. Each row
corresponds to a field (discipline or subdiscipline) on the map.<br /><br />
The <b># of pubs.</b> column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each discipline or subdiscipline.
This count can be fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one. Each publication
in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated discipline or subciscipline according to an assigned
weight.<br /><br />
The <b>% of activity</b> column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each discipline or
subdiscipline.
The <b>% of activity</b> column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline.
</div>
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</div>
<div id="searchInfoTooltipText" style="display:none;">
List only subdisciplines (or disciplines) whose name contains this text.
List only (sub)disciplines whose names contain this text.
</div>
<#-- COMPARISON TOOLTIP TEXT -->
<div id="comparisonToolTipTwo" style="display:none;">
The listed organizations are children of the University of Florida node in the organizational hierarchy.
The listed organizations are children of the ${entityLabel} node in the organizational hierarchy.
You may 'drill down' to see the organizations below a given sub-organization by selecting the chart icon
next to a selected sub-organization's name below the graph on the right.
<br /><br />