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This study examined the geodiversity of research through comparing topicfocus with author location using SDG 2: Zero hunger as a case study. As theresearch was related to hunger, papers were mapped on to the Global HungerIndex country categories as convenient classification. The publication datasetcomprised 60,000 papers from the Dimensions database that have been associatedwith hunger research using Digital Science machine learning algorithm thatenhances expert led search strategies. Only 41% hunger-related publicationsthat focus on countries most affected by hunger feature authors affiliated toinstitutions in those countries. Even fewer of those publications featurelocally based authors in first or last position. These numbers graduallyreverse as the level of hunger declines. We analyse sample papers in an attemptto understand the reasons for these trends. These included differences inresearch infrastructure, sub-authorship recognition such as acknowledgements,and limitations of the relationship between country mention and real topicalfocus. We did not find evidence of widespread differences between senior andoverall authorship and consequently urge caution before judging internationalcollaborations as helicopter research based only on author country affiliationsand authorship position.

Geodiversity of Research: A Comparison of Geographical Topic Focus and Author Location using SDG 2: Zero Hunger as a Case Study