Revolutionizing Maritime Trade: Unveiling The Innovative Sea Toll Framework Through Advanced Livestock Folding Container Ship Science Mapping

Author:

Sutini ,Handajani MudjiastutiORCID,Ismiyati

Abstract

Objective: This study aims to trace the evolution of literature concerning sea tolls and livestock folding containers from 2014 to 2023, focusing on understanding research trends, sources, influential countries, author contributions, and major research areas.   Method: Utilizing the Crossref database, the study collected 1000 relevant publications related to sea tolls and livestock folding containers. A science mapping approach, assisted by VOSviewers, was employed for analysis.   Research Findings and Discussions: The analysis revealed several key findings. Firstly, it identified the emergence of sea tolls and livestock folding containers as significant research areas, indicating their growing importance. Secondly, the study identified dominant research topics and areas of interest, categorized into frequent, moderate, and rare levels. Additionally, it highlighted influential countries and sources contributing to the literature in this field. Furthermore, the study provided insights into author contributions and collaboration patterns, shedding light on the collaborative nature of research in this domain.   Research Implications: This study provides a comprehensive roadmap of current research directions in the fields of sea tolls and livestock folding containers. The findings of this study can guide future research endeavors, facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, and inform policy decisions aimed at enhancing maritime transportation and economic development.   Originality/Value: The significance of this study lies in its comprehensive analysis of literature related to sea tolls and livestock folding containers, spanning a decade from 2014 to 2023. By employing a science mapping approach, the study offers a systematic overview of research trends and contributions in this field.

Publisher

RGSA- Revista de Gestao Social e Ambiental

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