THE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION ON DIGITAL HUMANITIES AND OPEN SCIENCE ON THE WEB OF SCIENCE (WOS) AND SCOPUS DATABASES 2014-2020

Objective. Identify which aspects of open science are covered in publications focused on the digital humanities. Design/Methodology/Approach. It identifies scientific production on digital humanities and open science in the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases. It uses the Zotero bibliographic manager to organize bibliographic data and apply the results to the data mining tools Sobek and Voyant Tools. Results/Discussion. Of the 17 articles analyzed, 6 were written in English and 5 in German. The most productive years were 2019 and 2020 with 5 publications. The journal with the most publications on the subject is Mitteilungen der Vereinigung Osterreichischer Bibliothekarinnen & Bibliothekare (VOB) from Austria. Only 7 journals are classified by Qualis Capes, of which 5 are in stratum A. Only 5 articles do not use projects or programs aimed at the digital humanities for their discussions. All articles address Digital Humanities and actions for Open Science, but some emphasize Open Science and the challenges it imposes. Conclusions. Shows the importance of data management and the need for guiding documents. It also points out the relevance of the metadata standard, to make data more adequate to FAIR principles, in addition to training researchers and citizens to promote collaboration between institutions and people with diverse backgrounds to value open science. Originality/Value. Perception of researchers on the theme of open science in Digital Humanities.