Abstract

Hanna Liventseva is affiliated with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC, Spain, and is associated with the subject area of geothermal research. The supplied scholarly profile records four documents, five citations, and an h-index of 1. These metrics indicate an emerging research record and provide quantitative context for evaluating publication activity and scholarly visibility. Bibliometric indicators such as publication counts, citation counts, and the h-index are commonly used as complementary measures rather than standalone assessments of research quality. [1][2]

The present profile therefore focuses on the documented research information available for the nominee and places the bibliometric indicators within a broader academic recognition framework. Further assessment may consider the originality, methodological quality, relevance, reproducibility, and practical or scientific contribution of individual research outputs.

Keywords

Geothermal research; Geosciences; Earth sciences; Energy research; Geothermal systems; Subsurface processes; Sustainable energy; Scientific research; Research impact; Innovation.

Introduction

Geothermal research encompasses the study and application of heat originating within the Earth, including geological, geophysical, geochemical, engineering, and energy-related aspects of geothermal systems. Research in this area contributes to understanding subsurface resources and to the broader development of low-carbon and sustainable energy technologies.[3]

Within this context, Hanna Liventseva’s academic profile is associated with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC and the geothermal subject area. The available bibliometric information documents a research portfolio of four publications or documents and five citations, with an h-index of 1. These figures represent the supplied snapshot of the research record and may change as additional publications receive citations or become indexed. [1]

Research Profile

The research profile identifies Hanna Liventseva as being affiliated with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC in Spain and working within the geothermal subject area. The available record contains a limited number of indexed documents, making the profile consistent with an early or developing publication record. The interpretation of such a record should account for career stage, publication chronology, disciplinary citation patterns, and the time required for scholarly outputs to accumulate citations.

Research Contributions

The supplied information places Liventseva’s research within the geothermal domain. On the basis of the available profile, the principal documented contribution is participation in scholarly research related to geothermal and geoscientific inquiry. A detailed assessment of specific scientific contributions would require examination of the individual publications, methodologies, datasets, findings, and subsequent scholarly use of those outputs.

In geothermal research, contributions may address the characterization of subsurface systems, resource assessment, geological processes, reservoir behavior, or the development of approaches relevant to geothermal energy. Such work can support improved understanding of Earth’s thermal resources and their potential applications within sustainable energy systems. [3][4]

• Research activity associated with the geothermal subject area.
• Scholarly output represented by four documented research documents.
• Early citation visibility represented by five recorded citations.
• Affiliation with a geoscience research institution in Spain.

Publications

The supplied profile records 4 documents associated with Hanna Liventseva. The available input does not provide individual publication titles, journal names, publication years, authorship order, or DOI identifiers. Consequently, no specific publication metadata are attributed here beyond the documented document count. The absence of individual bibliographic details should not be interpreted as an absence of scholarly publications; it reflects the information supplied for this profile.

Research Impact

The recorded research-impact indicators comprise five citations and an h-index of 1. Citation counts provide one quantitative measure of how scholarly work has been referenced by subsequent research, while the h-index combines publication and citation information into a single indicator. Neither metric independently measures the scientific quality, originality, societal relevance, or broader influence of a researcher’s work. [1][2]

For a geothermal researcher, impact may also be expressed through contributions to understanding subsurface resources, scientific collaboration, datasets, methods, engineering applications, policy-relevant knowledge, or sustainable energy development. These dimensions should be assessed alongside bibliometric indicators when evaluating research recognition. [3][4]

Award Suitability

Hanna Liventseva’s documented affiliation with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC and research association with the geothermal field provide a relevant academic basis for consideration under an innovative research recognition category. The supplied record also demonstrates measurable scholarly activity through four documents and five citations. [1]

For a formal award assessment, these indicators should be considered together with the originality and significance of the nominee’s research, the quality of the underlying publications, methodological rigor, contribution to geothermal science, collaboration, and evidence of scientific or practical application. This approach supports a balanced evaluation rather than relying solely on bibliometric measures.

• Relevant subject-area alignment with geothermal research.
• Documented academic affiliation with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC.
• Four recorded research documents.
• Five recorded citations and an h-index of 1.

Conclusion

Hanna Liventseva is an academic researcher affiliated with Geosciences Barcelona CSIC in Spain and associated with the geothermal subject area. The supplied profile records four documents, five citations, and an h-index of 1. These indicators describe a developing scholarly record and offer quantitative context for academic recognition. A comprehensive award evaluation should additionally examine the substance, originality, quality, and relevance of the nominee’s individual research outputs.

The profile provides a structured academic basis for consideration for the Innovative Research Award associated with the Superior Engineering event, subject to the applicable nomination and verification criteria.

External Links

• • Scopus Author Profile
  • Orcid Profile

References

1. Elsevier. Scopus: Content and Coverage. Scopus provides bibliographic and citation information used for research discovery and bibliometric analysis.
   https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57245426900

2. Preliminary zoning of the territory of Ukraine based on the geothermal play types

   https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s40517-025-00364-3

3. Hanna Liventseva Geosciences Barcelona-CSIC: Barcelona, ES

   https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8203-6282

4. International Renewable Energy Agency. Geothermal Power. Background on geothermal resources and their potential contribution to renewable energy development.
   IRENA Geothermal Energy