Development of global soil erosion research at the watershed scale: a bibliometric analysis of the past decade

Huang, Xuan; Wang, Kairui; Yuwen, Zou; Cao, Xinchun

doi:10.1007/s11356-020-11888-5

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“…R2) developed by Chen (Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA) combines the theories of applied mathematics, graphics, information visualization technology, and bibliometrics to draw a visualized knowledge map, and can vividly show the discipline structure, development history, frontier fields, and overall knowledge architecture, and provide a valuable reference for researchers to evaluate discipline literature and predict frontier development [14]. Bibliometrics tools can enhance the objectivity and credibility of research conclusions [15]. This study used bibliometrics and CiteSpace software to comprehensively analyze the AD literature from CNKI and WOS, and conduct a network analysis of their annual publication counts, highly cited studies, research institutions, and literature keywords to compare the development status and research hotspots and trends of AD in CNKI and WOS.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis on Antenatal Depression: A Comparison of Research between Web of Science and China National Knowledge Infrastructure

Zhu¹,

Wang²,

Ma³

et al. 2023

Clin. Exp. Obstet. Gynecol.

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Background: Antenatal depression (AD) has adverse effects on mothers and children. While pregnant women in China are given less attention in terms of their mental health, in contrast, AD has resulted in increased interest at the international level. Methods: This study reviewed 1881 studies on AD from the Web of Science (WOS) and China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI), using the bibliometric method in CiteSpace, to systematically analyze the research status, research hotspot, and potential trends of research on AD in China and abroad. Results: The results showed that: (1) There are 511 papers from the United States, followed by 210 from England, 136 from Australia, and 116 from Canada. Furthermore, articles from these four countries have the highest influence. And that the quantity and influence of papers published in China are relatively low; (2) Institution with the most publications is located in England, and those with the most influence are located in Australia and the United States; there are few Chinese institutions that publish on AD; (3) Literature on WOS clustered 7 hot topics, while documents on CNKI clustered 6, with similarities and differences; (4) With the passage of time, the researches of AD on CNKI gradually focused on the investigation and intervention of specific groups, while researches on WOS tend to consistently explore the biological and psychological mechanism and variety of intervention measures. Conclusions: It is the goal of China's research to further explore the mechanisms and influencing factors of AD in order to better implement diversified interventions and improve the quality of life for mothers with AD and their offspring.

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Bibliometric Analysis on Antenatal Depression: A Comparison of Research between Web of Science and China National Knowledge Infrastructure

Zhu¹,

Wang²,

Ma³

et al. 2023

Clin. Exp. Obstet. Gynecol.

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“…It can effectively find out the literature that has a key impact on the development of a discipline by analyzing the citation relationship of the literature, and show the development trend and trend of a discipline or knowledge field in a certain period [16]. Researchers used Citespace to study hot issues and research trends in the fields of soil ecosystem [17], soil microorganism [18], soil erosion [19], soil remediation using biochar [20], soil heavy metal [21], soil microplastics [22], soil pollution [23], soil health [24] and so on (heavy metal contaminated soil remediation, soil respiration, soil microorganism, soil pesticide pollution, soil erosion, soil heavy metals). Chen et al [17] used CiteSpace to analyze and study the knowledge map of soil ecosystem, and revealed the evolution law and driving factors of research topics in this field, changes of research hotspots and future research trends.…”

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Knowledge Map of Soil Nutrient Migration Analysis Based on WOS (Web of Science) Database

Wang¹,

Chen²,

Cai³

et al. 2023

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It is important to understand the research trends and hotspots of global soil nutrient migration and control. Based on the core collection of WOS (Web of Science), citespace knowledge map analysis tool was used to analyze the number of publications, cooperation networks, disciplines, research hotspots and frontier trends on nutrient migration in soil. The results showed that: the number of publications on the study of soil nutrient migration showed a good growth from 1990 to 2021. 173 countries had cooperative relationships. The number of articles published in the United States and China was significantly higher than that in other countries, while Chinese Academy of Sciences was the institution with the largest number of publications. It was a comprehensive system that permeates with agriculture, environmental science, botany and other disciplines. The research of nutrient migration in soil mainly focused on the measures of microbial community in different land types to promote nutrient transformation, improve soil fertility and reduce nutrient loss. In the future, the research trends will be the management measures of soil nutrient loss, the relationship between the change of soil nutrient and plant community diversity, and the remediation of agricultural contaminated soil. Through the above analysis, there was an overall understanding of soil nutrient migration. The research on nutrient migration may continue to increase in the future. It is suggested that Chinese research institutions, teams and universities need to strengthen international cooperation, and speed up their integration with the international community.

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“…Zoology, agriculture, and other disciplines have begun using knowledge analysis and visualization tools, such as the CiteSpace software, to investigate and analyze water pollution (Hu et al, 2019;Liu et al, 2019), soil erosion (Liu et al, 2020;Huang X. et al, 2021), and marine conservation (Picone et al, 2021;Wang Z. Q. et al, 2021). In the case of A. japonicus, although we have a lot of basic research published in journals, access to cutting-edge data in the industry still relies on regular review articles, technical summits, and especially the support of government agencies in charge of fisheries.…”

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Research advancement of Apostichopus japonicus from 2000 to 2021

Chen

Guo

2022

Front. Mar. Sci.

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This study aims to establish a quantitative and qualitative evaluation model of sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus research. Data from 2000 to 2021 were obtained from the Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC) of Thomson Reuters. Bibliometrics and CiteSpace software were used to analyze authors, exporting countries, journals, influential articles, research areas, institutions, research hot spots, and trends. A total of 1,358 research papers on A. japonicus research were identified from 2000 to 2021. The number of papers published in this field is rapidly increasing, and the research phase can be divided into initial, developmental, and stabilization phases. Research on A. japonicus is mostly conducted in China, followed by Japan and the United States. Hongsheng Yang, Chenghua Li, and Shuanglin Dong are the lead authors. Research activities are focused on genetics and breeding, growth and development, immunology and disease, aestivation, regeneration, and food processing. Gut microbiota, activation, and collagen are potential research hot spots. The project highlights differences in the level of research between countries and teams, and regions with more developed industries or richer resources need further support. Governments or organizations are encouraged to 1) promote the development of the A. japonicus industry through the development or implementation of policies; 2) further participate in the research, production, and processing of A. japonicus; and 3) strengthen international exchange and cooperation to bring economic benefits to farmers in suitable breeding areas through technology sharing.

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Development of global soil erosion research at the watershed scale: a bibliometric analysis of the past decade

Cited by 8 publications

References 71 publications

Bibliometric Analysis on Antenatal Depression: A Comparison of Research between Web of Science and China National Knowledge Infrastructure

Bibliometric Analysis on Antenatal Depression: A Comparison of Research between Web of Science and China National Knowledge Infrastructure

Knowledge Map of Soil Nutrient Migration Analysis Based on WOS (Web of Science) Database

Research advancement of Apostichopus japonicus from 2000 to 2021

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