An idea whose time has come? Mapping open access in translation and interpreting studies through bibliometric analysis

This dataset is comprised of various subsets, figures and other materials used for the bibliometric analysis of open access in translation and interpreting studies. The items are lists with an explanation below:<i>Item A/B. Bibliographic information of OA/TA publications in TIS, 1960–2024.csv</i>, a catalog of OA and TA publications used in this study, retrieved from BITRA between 1960 and 2024, along with their bibliographic information.<i>Item C/D/E/F. Diachronic trends of OA volume/OA ratio by research topic/OA ratio by document type/OA journal ratio by publisher type in the post-internet era.pdf</i>,<i> </i>four visual outputs depicting the distribution of OA in the post-internet era, generated based on Item A/B.<i>Item G. Pearson’s correlation between the annual number of OA articles published in The Bible Translator (1960–2024) and the annual OA rate in the religious translation category.xlsx</i>,<i> </i>data and parameters used to analyze the correlation between fluctuations in OA publishing and other variations.<i>Item H. Pearson’s correlation between the annual rise in OA publication rates for journal articles and the growing number of new OA journals.xlsx</i>, serves the same function as in Item G.<i>Item I. Normalized dataset for detecting the most influential authors and publications contributing to OA.xlsx, </i>a record of OA publications with author information and at least one citation.<i>Item J.</i> <i>Normalized dataset for detecting the most influential authors and publications contributing to OA.bib, </i>the converted format of Item I for processing in Bibliometrix.<i>Item K/L. Publishing metadata with normalized 7-year citation for OA/TA publications in TIS, 1997–2017.csv</i>, normalized OA and TA datasets by applying a 7-year citation window.<i>Item M/N/O/P. Statistical metrics for mapping diachronic changes in relative citation score of OA/TA and calculating open access citation advantage of articles/books/chapters/dissertations.xlsx, </i>documents containing statistics and procedures for assessing research impact of OA based on the Item K/L.<i>Item Q.</i> <i>Diachronic changes in RCS of OA and TA by document types (1997–2017).png</i>, a composite visual output illustrating diachronic comparative changes in RCS of OA and TA documents, including articles, books, chapters, and dissertations, based on Item M/N/O/P.