THE RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF BATIK GREEN MATERIALS

Objective: This study aims to analyze the utilization of green materials in the batik production through the research productivity. Methods: It will determine research trends, institutional partnerships, and significant contributors in this subject by using bibliometric methodologies. It will also examine frequently used keywords, article citation networks, and popular study topics. Results: The results is the batik green materials research is still relatively new to be done. The initiation of this research itself began to be indexed by Scopus since 2012 and until 2022 there are 9 related documents. The dominant type of document is conference paper with 8 documents or 88.9%. The productive year for sustainable technology for batik research is 2020 with 4 documents. While the dominant publication source is the op Conference Series Earth And Environmental Science with 5 documents. The only country with publication related to the batik green materials research topic is Indonesia with 9 documents. Conclusion: Related to the development map in batik green materials research based on the terms co-occurrence obtained, two dominant terms were found, namely green manufacturing and methane. So that in the future batik green materials research can be carried out on different topics such as the theme of sustainable batik industry of dye, sustainable and environmentally friendly dyeing techniques, and other themes that are still related to the topics.

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Journal of Law and Sustainable Development
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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.55908/sdgs.v12i10.3437
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Management and Optimization Techniques
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THE RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF BATIK GREEN MATERIALS

Donna Carollina, Mita Purbasari Wahidiyat
Journal of Law and Sustainable Development
Management and Optimization Techniques
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THE RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF BATIK GREEN MATERIALS

Donna Carollina, Mita Purbasari Wahidiyat
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Abstract

Objective: This study aims to analyze the utilization of green materials in the batik production through the research productivity. Methods: It will determine research trends, institutional partnerships, and significant contributors in this subject by using bibliometric methodologies. It will also examine frequently used keywords, article citation networks, and popular study topics. Results: The results is the batik green materials research is still relatively new to be done. The initiation of this research itself began to be indexed by Scopus since 2012 and until 2022 there are 9 related documents. The dominant type of document is conference paper with 8 documents or 88.9%. The productive year for sustainable technology for batik research is 2020 with 4 documents. While the dominant publication source is the op Conference Series Earth And Environmental Science with 5 documents. The only country with publication related to the batik green materials research topic is Indonesia with 9 documents. Conclusion: Related to the development map in batik green materials research based on the terms co-occurrence obtained, two dominant terms were found, namely green manufacturing and methane. So that in the future batik green materials research can be carried out on different topics such as the theme of sustainable batik industry of dye, sustainable and environmentally friendly dyeing techniques, and other themes that are still related to the topics.

Journal of Law and Sustainable DevelopmentVol. 12(10)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Management and Optimization Techniques
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