Conclusions from research on historical sites with ATLAS.ti

Abstract

                This documentary research aims to generate research conclusions on Thailand's historical sites between 2012 - 2020 from the Thai Journal Online (Thaijo) platform. The research paper selection criteria include; there must be the published research on the Thai Journal Online (Thaijo) database and published within nine years, between 2012 - 2020. Twenty selected Journals were analyzed and synthesized using the Domain Analysis technique, while ATLAS.ti 7.5.16 program was used to analyze data. The code was determined using the Research Year published, Research characteristics, Research institute, Province and Region (Research area) to assign a label to a data segment. In particular, the statistics used for data analysis are Frequency and Percentage. The research results showed that most of the published research year was 2015 – 2020, and 80% was qualitative research. Most research institutions accounted for 48.39% of a public university that researches historical sites, ranked the highest at 82%. The research area mostly conducted in the Central region at 46.67%; Kamphaeng Phet Province 13.35% at the highest, the Northern Region 16.68%; Sukhothai Province 10.02% at the highest, followed by the Southern region, accounting for 23.33%; Nakhon Si Thammarat Province 6.68% at the highest.