Table 5 Ten most cited documents in...

Table 5

Ten most cited documents in SCRES with other fields: engineering and ecology

#	Field	Journal	TC	Title	Author/s	Years	C/Y
1	Engineering	IJPR	413	“The impact of digital technology and Industry 4.0 on the ripple effect and supply chain risk analytics”	Ivanov et al.	2019	103.25
2	Engineering	IJPR	148	“Scheduling in production, supply chain and Industry 4.0 systems by optimal control: fundamentals, state-of-the-art and applications”	Dolgui et al.	2019	37.00
3	Engineering	IJPR	145	“A control engineering approach to the assessment of supply chain resilience”	Spiegler et al.	2012	13.18
4	Engineering	TRPP	62	“Supply chain resilience, firm performance and management policies in the liner shipping industry”	Liu et al.	2018	12.40
5	Engineering	JLM	52	“Supply chain resilience: a dynamic and multidimensional approach”	Adobor and McMullen	2018	10.40
6	Engineering	IJPR	51	“Scheduling of recovery actions in the supply chain with resilience analysis considerations”	Ivanov et al.	2018	10.20
7	Engineering	JMD	47	“Resilience modeling and quantification for engineered systems using Bayesian networks”	Yodo and Wang	2016	6.71
8	Engineering	MPM	45	“An advanced risk analysis approach for container port safety evaluation”	Alyami et al.	2014	5.00
9	Engineering	JBL	32	“Two perspectives on supply chain resilience “	Wieland and Durach	2021	16.00
10	Engineering	IJPR	32	“A graph-based model to measure structural redundancy for supply chain resilience”	Tan et al.	2019	8.00
1	Ecology	JCP	216	“Strategy development in small and medium-sized enterprises for sustainability and increased value creation”	Moore and Manring	2009	15.43
2	Ecology	JRR	22	“Conceptualising redundancy and flexibility towards supply chain robustness and resilience”	Mackay et al.	2020	7.33
3	Ecology	JMM	13	“Supply chain criticality in sustainable and resilient enterprises”	Edgeman and Wu	2016	1.86
4	Ecology	IJPDL	2	“Gamification in freight transportation: extant corpus and future agenda”	Klock et al.	2021	1.00
5	Ecology	EB	1	“Effects of disruptive events within the supply chain on perceived logistics performance”	El Abdellaoui and Pache	2019	0.25

#	Field	Journal	TC	Title	Author/s	Years	C/Y
1	Engineering	IJPR	413	“The impact of digital technology and Industry 4.0 on the ripple effect and supply chain risk analytics”	Ivanov et al.	2019	103.25
2	Engineering	IJPR	148	“Scheduling in production, supply chain and Industry 4.0 systems by optimal control: fundamentals, state-of-the-art and applications”	Dolgui et al.	2019	37.00
3	Engineering	IJPR	145	“A control engineering approach to the assessment of supply chain resilience”	Spiegler et al.	2012	13.18
4	Engineering	TRPP	62	“Supply chain resilience, firm performance and management policies in the liner shipping industry”	Liu et al.	2018	12.40
5	Engineering	JLM	52	“Supply chain resilience: a dynamic and multidimensional approach”	Adobor and McMullen	2018	10.40
6	Engineering	IJPR	51	“Scheduling of recovery actions in the supply chain with resilience analysis considerations”	Ivanov et al.	2018	10.20
7	Engineering	JMD	47	“Resilience modeling and quantification for engineered systems using Bayesian networks”	Yodo and Wang	2016	6.71
8	Engineering	MPM	45	“An advanced risk analysis approach for container port safety evaluation”	Alyami et al.	2014	5.00
9	Engineering	JBL	32	“Two perspectives on supply chain resilience “	Wieland and Durach	2021	16.00
10	Engineering	IJPR	32	“A graph-based model to measure structural redundancy for supply chain resilience”	Tan et al.	2019	8.00
1	Ecology	JCP	216	“Strategy development in small and medium-sized enterprises for sustainability and increased value creation”	Moore and Manring	2009	15.43
2	Ecology	JRR	22	“Conceptualising redundancy and flexibility towards supply chain robustness and resilience”	Mackay et al.	2020	7.33
3	Ecology	JMM	13	“Supply chain criticality in sustainable and resilient enterprises”	Edgeman and Wu	2016	1.86
4	Ecology	IJPDL	2	“Gamification in freight transportation: extant corpus and future agenda”	Klock et al.	2021	1.00
5	Ecology	EB	1	“Effects of disruptive events within the supply chain on perceived logistics performance”	El Abdellaoui and Pache	2019	0.25

Note(s): TC: total citations; C/Y: citations per year; IJPR: International Journal of Production Research; TRPP: Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice; JLM: Journal of Logistics Management; JMD: Journal of Mechanical Design; MPM: Maritime Policy and Management; JBL: Journal of Business Logistics; JCP: Journal of Cleaner Production; JRR: Journal of Risk Research; JMM: Journal of Modelling in Management; IJPDL: International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics; EB: Economics Bulletin

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