The Aiden Harrison book "Mapping Scientific Literature on Marine Pollution: A Scientometric Analysis" looks at all the research trends and patterns in the area of marine pollution. Scientific articles, conference proceedings, and books about marine pollution are mapped and analysed using scientometric analysis in this book. The writings come from a number of databases, such as Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar. This study looks at the main research themes, trends, and knowledge gaps in the area of marine pollution.

The book also looks at how many publications different countries, institutions, and writers make, as well as how they work together and how they get cited. It lists the most important books, papers, and authors in the field and rates how they have changed the literature. The book also looks at how different types of research funding, like government grants and money from businesses, have changed the way marine pollution study is done.

Researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who work in the field of marine pollution will find this book's results useful. So will scholars who want to learn more about scientometric analysis of research literature. The book talks about the main research themes and gaps, finds areas where more research is needed, and names the most important researchers, institutions, and papers in the field.