Supplementary materials, data and code for Denominator and Vocabulary Sensitivity in Wetland Bibliographic Trends: An Auditable Agricultural-Hydrology Case Study
Oct 2026· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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This record accompanies the manuscript "Denominator and Vocabulary Sensitivity in Wetland Bibliographic Trends: An Auditable Agricultural-Hydrology Case Study". It contains Supplementary Information (Sections S1-S18), Figures S1-S7 in PNG, PDF and editable SVG formats, and Data and Code S1. The data and code archive provides processed bibliographic data, frozen vocabulary rules, record-level flags and match evidence, analysis and verification code, figure sources, and recovered retrieval and CiteSpace documentation. The preserved corpus comprises 7,841 Web of Science records from 2008-2025, including 555 records matching agricultural-hydrology terminology. The Supplementary Information explains the counting definitions, denominator comparisons, sensitivity analyses and appraisal of the 22 threshold-loss records. Data and Code S1 also contains supplementary-document and figure-source copies, and provenance records. The manuscript and submission correspondence are not included in this repository edition. The 17 original Web of Science exports are retained by the authors and are available for verification subject to applicable database access and sharing terms; they are not distributed in this upload. The materials support reproduction and appraisal of the stated lexical measurement system within the preserved corpus. Bundled Nature Figure helper sources retain the Apache License 2.0, as documented in their license and attribution files. Third-party bibliographic quotations retain their applicable rights.
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