Figure 1
The flow diagram consists of a vertical rectangular box on the left that contains three vertical labels from top to bottom: “Professor or Faculty Member Collection Data”, “Publications”, and “S D G s”. At the top center, a “Start Event” circle connects to a horizontal sequence of four rectangular boxes which further connect each other by horizontal rightward arrows: “University”, “Department”, “Didactics of Artistic Expression Area”, and “Professor or Faculty Member”. A downward arrow leads from the “Professor or Faculty Member” box to a box labeled “Manual Register”. This “Manual Register” box connects leftwards via a horizontal leftward arrow to a rectangular box that contains the following texts: “Autonomous Community City”, “University Name”, “Acronym”, “Faculty Member”, “Email”, “Academic Rank”, and “Gender”. A plus-sign decision node connects the “Manual Register” box, which branches out horizontally to five rectangular boxes representing data sources, arranged from left to right: “W o S”, “Scopus”, “Google Scholar”, “Dialnet”, and “Dimensions A I”. The “W o S” box leads to a rectangular box below by a vertical downward arrow which contains the following texts: “Link”, “Total documents”, “Publications indexed in W o S”, “H-Index”, and “Citations”. To the left of this container, there is an additional rectangular box containing “For Each Profile”, “Link”, “Documents”, “H-Index”, and “Citations”. The “Scopus” box leads downward via a vertical downward arrow to a rectangular box containing “Link”, “Documents”, “H-Index”, and “Citations”. The “Google Scholar” box connects downward via a vertical downward arrow to a rectangular box containing “Link”, “H-Index”, and “Citations”. The “Dialnet” box connects downward via a vertical downward arrow to a rectangular box containing “Link”, “H-Index”, and “Citations”. These rectangular boxes connect to each other by downward arrows. The “W o S” container and the “Scopus” container connect via vertical downward arrows to an “Export” box. This “Export” box connects downwards via a vertical downward arrow to a rectangular box for the “Publications” section, which contains the following texts: “Title”, “Keywords”, “Authors”, “Source”, “Category”, “Citations”, and “D O I”. The “Google Scholar” and “Dialnet” containers connect via vertical downward arrows to a “Manual Register” box, which connects downwards via a vertical downward arrow to a separate rectangular box in the “Publications” section containing the following texts: “Title”, “Keywords”, “Authors”, “Source”, “Category”, “Citations”, and “D O I”. An additional rectangular box to the left in the “Publications” section contains “For Each Document”, “Title”, “Keywords”, “Authors”, “Source”, “Category”, “Citations”, and “D O I”. Below these, the “Export” box and the “Manual Register” box connect each other by a rightward arrow and also via downward arrows to a horizontal line where the arrows converge and lead downwards into a rectangular box that contains the following texts: “Journal Quartile J C R”, “Journal Quartile S J R”, “Journal Impact Factor (J I F)”, and “S C Imago Journal Rank (S J R)”. In “S D G s” section, a box is labeled “Author Keywords”, which then connects via a vertical downward arrow to a rectangular container labeled “Related S D G”. To the left of the “Author Keywords” box, a box is labeled “Top ten S D G s for each author”. On the far right, a vertical downward arrow from the “Dimensions A I” box leads to a “Register” box in the “S D G s” section, which connects via a vertical downward arrow to a container labeled “Link S D G s”. At the bottom, a horizontal line with arrows connects the “Top ten S D G s for each author” container, the “Related S D G” container, and the “Link S D G s” container. On the far left, a long vertical arrow with three branches connects the three sections “Professor or Faculty Member Collection Data”, “Publications”, and “S D G s” and connects to the final “End Event” circle.BPMN flowchart of the data collection and SDG mapping process. Source: Authors' own work