Abstract: The paper studies scientometrics visualization by statistically analyzing 164 papers from the domestic core journals of non-Library-and-Information-Science community in the last decade (2004-2013) from four aspects, namely, data selecting, data processing, data presentation, and writing style. The study points out problems of scientometrics visualization, including redundancy of research, limited diversity of indicators and tools of scientometrics visualization, and a certain gap between non-Library-and-Information- Science community and LIS.

Key words: Scientometrics, Visualization software, Mapping knowledge domain, Non-Library-and-Information-Science community