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Names searched for: NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Key findings#

  • From Nov 2023 to Oct 2026, 226 archived papers mentioned NOAA in their title, abstract or keywords (the search of earlier months' full texts is still under way), most of them in Apr 2024 (14).
  • NOAA was mentioned in 7 papers in the last 30 days (2026-10-06 to 2026-11-04), ranking #48 of the 255 datasets mentioned.
  • By journal category: Economics (4), Management (1), Marketing (1) and Higher Education and Research (1).
  • Most of them appeared in Technological Forecasting and Social Change (1), Corporate Reputation Review (1) and Scientometrics (1).
  • From 2017 to 2026 (so far), NOAA was mentioned in 231 papers in the tracked journals, most of them in economics (106), AI (40) and finance (27).
  • 57 of them were published in 2025, against 0 in 2017.
  • Since 2023, the institutions with the most of these papers were University of Birmingham (8), Centre for Economic Policy Research (6) and University of Cambridge (6).
  • The journals publishing most of them were Environmental and Resource Economics (13), Economics of Disasters and Climate Change (12) and Ecological Economics (10).
  • The most-cited of them is “Climate change exposure and cost of equity” (Energy Economics, 2024), with 120 citations.
  • Papers use NOAA most often with Night-time lights (VIIRS, DMSP) (27), MODIS (21) and International Energy Agency (IEA) (16); it has 60 partners in the code and data network, in the group around World Development…, Eurostat, International Energy….

Mentions over 36 months#

Papers mentioning it by publication month, Nov 2023 to Oct 2026 (titles, abstracts and keywords; the full texts of earlier months are still being searched)
TrendNov 23–Oct 24Nov 24–Oct 25Nov 25–Oct 2636 months
815887226

Papers per year#

2017: 0 papers2018: 0 papers2019: 0 papers2020: 0 papers2021: 1 paper2022: 0 papers2023: 15 papers2024: 80 papers2025: 57 papers2026 (so far): 78 papers
20172026 (so far)
Papers per publication year and category
Category2017201820192020202120222023202420252026 (so far)
Economics0000002462632
AI000000317713
Finance00000036711
Statistics0000103555
Operations Research0000003416
Management0000000156
Health Economics and Policy0000001120
Accounting0000000012
Marketing0000000011
Information Systems0000000011
Tourism and Hospitality0000000010
Higher Education and Research0000000001
All categories00001015805778

Where the papers come from#

Countries with the most papers, since 2023
#CountryPapers
1United States73
2United Kingdom60
3China34
4Germany22
5Australia18
6Italy17
7Spain15
8France15
9Netherlands14
10Canada9
Keywords with the most papers, since 2023
#KeywordPapers
1climate change14
2willingness to pay13
3climate change adaptation12
4CO2 emissions10
5climate risk10
6air pollution7
7artificial neural networks6
8financial constraints6
9natural disasters6
10air quality5

Most-cited papers#

Archive counts by publication year: a paper counts when its title, abstract or keywords name the dataset, or when OpenAlex's full-text search finds it there (searched for the last 30 days' papers and, by a pass over the past years, for older ones). Names added to the list later are looked for in older papers as the archive is read again.

Used together with#

Papers use NOAA most often with Night-time lights (VIIRS, DMSP) (27), MODIS (21) and International Energy Agency (IEA) (16); it has 60 partners in the code and data network, in the group around World Development…, Eurostat, International Energy…. The whole network →

What papers use NOAA together with (at least 3 papers; lift 1 = chance)
Used withTypePapers using bothLift
Night-time lights (VIIRS, DMSP)Dataset2716.4
MODISDataset2110.7
International Energy Agency (IEA)Dataset163.5
FEMA disaster dataDataset1542.0
Sentinel / CopernicusDataset1511.3
CMIP climate projectionsDataset1229.9
ERA5 reanalysisDataset1223.2
World Development Indicators (World Bank)Dataset112.4
American Community SurveyDataset96.3
Climate Policy Uncertainty indexDataset93.3
CompustatDataset93.0
Economic Policy Uncertainty indexDataset90.8
Papers mentioning NOAA in the last 30 days, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliations
2026-10-23Public support for regulatory research on the potential ecological effects of RF-EMFTechnological Forecasting and Social ChangeLaura Recuero Virto, Peter Bou Saba, Arno Thielens et al.Centre Européen de Recherche en Economie Financière et Gestion des Entreprises; ICN Business School Nancy-Paris-Berlin; Université de Lorraine; …
2026-10-21Only When All is Good: The Fragility of Reputation After WrongdoingCorporate Reputation ReviewZheng Cheng, Karl Kammerer, Reha Karadag et al.University of Northern Iowa; University of Minnesota, Duluth; University of Nebraska–Lincoln
2026-10-14When Acknowledgements Don’t Match: Evidence from Horizon 2020ScientometricsMatthias M. MüllerUniversity of Hohenheim; University of Insubria
2026-10-10Too little too late? Nationwide carbon trading in ChinaJournal of Public EconomicsShuang Zhang, Douglas AlmondCentre for Economic Policy Research; Imperial College London; National Bureau of Economic Research; …
2026-10-10When heat hits: Short-run saving and withdrawal behavior among microfinance clients in BeninWorld DevelopmentAnna Mader, Oliver MußhoffHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin
2026-10-07Economic Losses Associated With Tropical Cyclones in Mexico: A Two-stage ModelEconomics of Disasters and Climate ChangeDiana Estefanía Castillo Loeza, Francisco Iván Hernández Cuevas, David RomeroSecretaría de Ciencia, Humanidades, Tecnología e Innovación; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; Universidad Marista de Mérida
2026-10-07Future in- and out-of-state air pollutant emissions under decarbonization pathways for MassachusettsEnergy PolicyKaixin Huang, Emma K Walter, Daniel H. Loughlin et al.Northeastern University; Environmental Protection Agency; Duke University
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Scholar4AI. (2026). NOAA. Journal and Conference Research Rankings. Retrieved November 4, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/datasets/noaa

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  author = {{Scholar4AI}},
  title = {NOAA},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://scholar4ai.com/datasets/noaa}},
  urldate = {2026-11-04},
  note = {Journal and Conference Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
}

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