Emerging　industries　are　attracting　increasing　attention　as　they　engage　in　innovation　activities　that　transgress　the　boundaries　of　science　and　technology.　Policy　makers　and　industrial　communities　use　roadmapping　methods　to　predict　future　industrial　growth,　but　the　existing　bibliometric/workshop　methods　have　limitations　when　analyzing　the　full-lifecycle　industrial　emergence,　including　the　transitions　between　science,　technology,　application,　and　the　mass　market.　This　paper,　therefore,　proposes　a　framework　that　integrates　bibliometrics　and　a　technology　roadmapping　(TRM)　workshop　approach　to　strategize　and　plan　the　future　development　of　the　new,　technology-based　industry.　The　dye-sensitized　solar　cell　technology-based　industry　in　China　is　selected　as　a　case　study.　In　this　case,　the　bibliometrics　method　is　applied　to　analyze　the　existing　position　of　science　and　technology,　and　TRM　workshops　are　used　to　strategize　the　future　development　from　technology　to　application　and　marketing.　Key　events　and　impact　on　the　development　of　the　new,　technology-based　industry　have　been　identified.　This　paper　will　contribute　to　the　roadmapping　and　foresight　methodology,　and　will　be　of　interest　to　solar　photovoltaic　industry　researchers.　©　2014　Elsevier　Inc.