Figure 8: Semi-systematic literature review, [34]
A.1.2 Systematic Review
The first steps of the review resulted in various results, detailed in execution and interim findings as follows.
A.1.2.1 Top-level scoping
Explicit searches were run to report the overall range and depth of literature in this top-level field. This was completed using Web of Science [WOS]4, Google Scholar [GS], the EU Transport Research and Innovation Monitoring and Information System [TRIMIS\textsuperscript{5}], EUR-LEXi and the Addleshaw Goddard databases.
A large proportion of non-peer-reviewed literature existed in this field, often from research projects in the form of reports and other deliverables. Bryman called this ‘grey’ literature - of great value in many fields of research into people and systems. To enable a semi-systematic review of such materials, we utilised research outputs catalogued within the NOVELOG toolkit6 [35]. Since research and innovation projects and
4 apps.webofknowledge.com
5 https://trimis.ec.europa.eu
6 http://www.uct.imet.gr/Novelog-Tools/Toolkit