Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Boxes
List of Contributors
Preface
1 Introduction to Secondary Research Methods in the Built Environment
2 Identifying and Sourcing Data for Secondary Research
3 Ethical Considerations in the Use of Secondary Data for Built Environment Research
4 Qualitative Secondary Analysis (QSA) as a Research Methodology
5 Evaluation of Systematic Literature Reviews in Built Environment Research: What are we Doing and How Can we Improve?
6 When Does Published Literature Constitute Data for Secondary Research and How Should the Data be Analysed?
7 A Systematic Literature Review Evaluating Sustainable Energy Growth in Qatar Using the PICO Model
8 Understanding Legal Research in the Built Environment
9 Applying Science Mapping in Built Environment Research
10 Bibliometric Analysis for Reviewing Published Studies in the Built Environment
11 Scientometric Review and Analysis: A Case Example of Smart Buildings and Smart Cities
12 Analysis of BIM-FM Integration Using a Science Mapping Approach
13 Trends in Recycled Concrete Research: A Bibliometric Analysis
14 Using Literature-Based Discovery in Built Environment Research
15 Combining Study Findings by Using Multiple Literature Review Techniques and Meta-Analysis: A Mixed-Methods Approach
16 Analysing Secondary Data to Understand the Socio-Technical Complexities of Construction-Design Decision-Making
Appendix A: Chapter 14: Computation of Cosine Similarity for Shared Terms
Appendix B: Chapter 14: Computation of Cosine Similarity for All Terms
Index