Analisis bibliometrik perkembangan dan pemetaan lanskap tematik penelitian respons seismik struktur bangunan
Contributors
Reytaza Aulia Putri
Astriana Hardawati
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2962-2967
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General Track
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Abstract
Seismic response analysis of building structures has emerged as one of the most actively investigated domains in earthquake engineering, driven by escalating seismic vulnerability of the built environment globally. Despite the growing volume of scholarly output, a comprehensive mapping of the intellectual landscape governing this field, encompassing dominant themes, leading contributors, and evolving trajectories, remains insufficiently documented. This study presents a systematic bibliometric analysis of 1,358 peer-reviewed articles indexed in Scopus (2015–2025), filtered to the Engineering subject area. VOSviewer was employed to construct a keyword co-occurrence network from 201 qualified author keywords. Results reveal that time history analysis, seismic performance, and soil–structure interaction constitute the three most prominent research nodes. Five thematic clusters were identified, spanning nonlinear dynamic simulation, performance-based seismic design, structural vulnerability assessment, and emerging data-driven approaches. Overlay visualization indicates that deep learning and seismic resilience represent the most recent research frontiers. China (295 articles), Iran (183), and India (163) dominate scholarly output, with Engineering Structures (144 articles) as the leading publication source. These findings provide a structured evidence base for identifying critical knowledge gaps in seismic structural engineering research.