Trends in the Library and Information field regarding  Preservation and Conservation of Library collections (2019-2023)

Mochammad Sheva Rendra Mardianto; Mohammad Rizky Setiawan; Pandhu Gusti Nata; Yosua Vico Martogi Sihaloho; Moh, Safi’i

doi:10.52423/jlpi.v4i4.28

Authors

Mochammad Sheva Rendra Mardianto Universitas Negeri Malang
Mohammad Rizky Setiawan Universitas Negeri Malang
Pandhu Gusti Nata Universitas Negeri Malang
Yosua Vico Martogi Sihaloho
Moh, Safi’i

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52423/jlpi.v4i4.28

Abstract

This article focuses on bibliometric analysis of library science journals that have been accredited through assessment on the Science and Technology Index (SINTA) platform in Indonesia. SINTA aims to evaluate the performance of research institutions and journals in Indonesia. Journals that have gone through the Arjuna accreditation process can be indexed comprehensively through SINTA, which divides scientific publications from SINTA 1 to SINTA 4 based on the level of quality and relevance of each journal. Bibliometric analysis is used to identify publication trends in library science journals related to the topic of preservation and conservation of library collections. The data analyzed includes information on the title of the article, author's name, journal in which it was published, date of publication, and number of citations. This analysis can provide a comprehensive picture of research trends which is useful for researchers and journal managers to determine future research topics. Based on the research results that have been presented, it can be concluded that the trend in library and information science research in Indonesia over the last five years, namely 2019-2023, has changed. This can be seen from the topic that was most researched during that period, namely the library and information sector with a percentage of 17.86%. Apart from that, other research topics that are quite widely researched are Journals and Repositories, each with a percentage of 14.29%. However, other research topics in library and information science still need to be developed, such as Management and Services, each of which only has a percentage of 7.14%. This shows that there are still few researchers discussing this topic. The most productive author with 74 articles is CMS Samsons, followed by L. Khoerunisa with 68 articles. Meanwhile, the most productive institution is Padjadjaran University with top author contributions.