Figure 5
The world map illustrates the top ten countries ranked by total citations. A legend appears across the top of the map showing the colour gradient labeled “Series1”, with markers from left to right as 3, 12.5, and 22, illustrating the progression from blue for low values, brown for moderate values, and green for high values. Each country with data is shaded according to its corresponding value. On the left side of the map, North America displays two labeled regions. The United States is shaded bright green and labeled “United States 22”. Just above, Canada appears in a blue tone and is labeled “Canada 3”. Moving across the map toward Europe, “United Kingdom” and “Spain” are shaded in brown. “France”, which appears shaded in a light brown tone. “Germany” is in a blue tone. Toward Asia, China is shaded medium brown with the number “15”. India, shaded green and labeled “17”. Japan and Taiwan are shaded in blue. The remaining regions of the world, including Africa, South America, Australia, and most of Southeast Asia, appear with no colour shading or numerical values. Attribution text appears in the lower right corner, reading “Powered by Bing, Copyright: Australian Bureau of Statistics, GeoNames, Microsoft, NavInfo, Open places, OpenStreetMap, TomTom, Zenrin”.Top ten countries ranked by total citations