Coastal drone applications literature map (2013–2024): Litmaps corpus metadata (S4) and supplementary tables (S1–S3)
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This Zenodo record provides the supplementary materials supporting the article “O uso do Litmaps para Mapear Tendências de Pesquisa com Drones em Estudos Ambientais Costeiros: Uma Análise de Rede de Citações”. The study maps and synthesizes drone (UAV/UAS/RPAS) research in coastal environmental studies using a Litmaps-assisted workflow combining bidirectional citation tracing and semantic similarity expansion, and closes the search via an operationalized thematic saturation criterion. The finalized corpus comprises 58 peer-reviewed publications (2013–2024), totaling 6,848 received citations and 3,588 references, based on data collection conducted between January–May 2025. Files included Supplementary Tables S1–S3 (DOCX/PDF): complete publication lists by thematic cluster used in the article: S1: Motivators / Drivers cluster (2013–2016) S2: Innovation cluster (2017–2019) S3: Refinement cluster (2020–2024) Supplementary Dataset S4 (XLSX and CSV): corpus-level bibliographic metadata for all included publications (including authors) to support transparency, auditability, and reuse. README (TXT/MD): file inventory, variable definitions, provenance notes, and limitations. Supplementary Dataset S4 – variable overview (recommended minimum) paper_id (internal identifier) doi (when available) title year source (journal/conference) authors (semicolon-separated string) cluster_group (Motivators / Innovation / Refinement)Optional (if available): citation_count_as_of (with as-of date), reference_count, litmaps_url, notes. Provenance and limitationsAll records are derived from publicly available bibliographic metadata retrieved through the Litmaps workflow described in the associated article. Author-name strings are reported as provided by source metadata; no exhaustive author-name disambiguation (e.g., homonyms, initials variants) is guaranteed. Citation-based indicators (if included) reflect the January–May 2025 collection window and may change over time.



