1. You begin by stating the scope and objectives of your study area to be reviewed.

2. Develop your methodology including the criteria to use including the database

3. You perform a comprehensive analysis and do deep literature review

4. You write your abstract and full text base on your criteria

5. You then categorize your studies by relevant attribute including methodology and outcome achieved

6. Organize your studies into themes or clusters to map and relate it to the existing research landscape

7. Finally, you present your research gaps and recommendations base on your findings.

It depends on what kind of information you want to review and how often.

To conduct a systematic mapping review, define a broad research question, develop a protocol, and perform comprehensive literature searches followed by screening and data extraction. Present findings visually to highlight trends and gaps in the literature, ensuring clear documentation of the process.