A bibliometric exploration of deep learning application in sustainable smart cities and agriculture

Yapias R.J.M.; Areche F.O.; Victorio J.P.E.; Calderon G.R.L.; Flores D.D.C.; Quinte E.L.C. · AIP Conference Proceedings (2025) · DOI: 10.1063/5.0259656

Resumen

The pursuit of secure, resilient, and livable cities by humanity has led to the investigation of using computational tools in the creation and advancement of sustainable smart cities and smart agriculture. Therefore, the utilization of artificial intelligence in sustainable smart cities and smart agriculture (DLSSCA) has emerged as a significant area of study, resulting in a multitude of papers, citations, and collaborations. Nevertheless, there is a dearth of articles that examine the trends in publications and the research landscape in the field of DLSSCA research. This report analyzes the present state and future prospects of DLSSCA research. The PRISMA methodology was employed to systematically locate, screen, and analyze a total of 462 publications on DLSSCA research from the Scopus database spanning the period between 2017 and 2023. The findings indicated a significant increase in the number of publications, from 4 to 65, and citations, from 3 to 1,259. This demonstrates the considerable social influence and research enthusiasm among stakeholders. The productivity was ascribed to the alignment with national interests, research agendas, and the availability of national and international funding. Subsequent investigations will probably prioritize the examination of the socio-economic, ethical, policy, and technical dimensions of the subject matter. Given its increasing significance, it is anticipated that there will be a continued upward trend in worldwide scientific pursuits, publications, citations, and products and services.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional de Huancavelica; Universidad Católica Sedes Sapientiae; Universidad Nacional Autónoma Altoandina de Tarma