Open Knowledge Maps – Map a research topic
Open Knowledge Maps is a visual search engine that assists the discovery of scientific knowledge. This makes Open Knowledge Maps a useful tool for evidence-based knowledge management (KM).
An Open Knowledge Map presents a topical overview for your search query based on the 100 most relevant documents matching the query. Text similarity is used to create the knowledge maps, with the algorithm grouping those documents together that have many words in common. The visualization is intended to give you a head start on your scholarly search. You can identify relevant areas at a glance and documents related to them.
The following is an example of an Open Knowledge Map for the search query “leadership”:
Open Knowledge Maps is a charitable non-profit organization based on the principles of open science. The aim is to create an inclusive, sustainable and equitable infrastructure that can be used by anyone.
