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Analysis of NESTVAL Proceedings 1971-2005: Geographic Trends & Prolific Authors

Explore the comprehensive study of NESTVAL Proceedings from 1971 to 2005, analyzing 443 papers authored by 272 different lead authors across 101 university/college contributors. Utilizing Excel & Arc GIS methodologies, this research delves into regional focuses, institutional prolificacy, and thematic trends present in the papers. Uncover the most prolific institutions, authors, and thematic trends shaping geographical research during this period.

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Analysis of NESTVAL Proceedings 1971-2005: Geographic Trends & Prolific Authors

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  1. Content Analysis of theNESTVAL Proceedings(1971-2005) Charles E. Button, Associate Professor Timothy J. Rickard, Emeritis Central Connecticut State University New England – St. Lawrence Valley Geographical Society Annual Meeting October 15, 2011

  2. Proceedings Background • Published: 1971 – 2005 • 443 Papers Total • 272 Different Lead Authors Contributed • 101 University/College Contributors • 25 Non-Academic Contributors

  3. Methodology • Read 443 Articles • Identify year published, author names, institution, geographic location, regional focus of each paper, and topical theme of each paper. • Excel & Arc GIS

  4. Methodology: Regional Focus(Based Upon AAG Area Proficiencies)

  5. Methodology: Regional Focus of Paper(Based Upon AAG Divisions)

  6. Methodology: Paper Theme/Focus • Based Upon AAG’s 57 Topical Proficiencies (Themes)

  7. RESULTS: Number of Papers Submitted

  8. Results: Most Prolific

  9. Most Prolific Institutions

  10. Most Prolific Authors

  11. Prolific Institutions & # of Authors

  12. Thematic Trends

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