Mapping the field of constructed wetland-microbial fuel cell: A review and bibliometric analysis

Ji, Bin; Zhao, Yaqian; Vymazal, Jan; Mander, Ülo; Lust, Rauno; Tang, Cheng

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.128366

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“…2 presents the network visualization map of co-occurrence based on key terms extracted from the titles and the abstracts of the 262 publications. The bibliometric analysis was performed on the VOSviewer software (version 1.6.15), in which the processes were referred to Ji, et al [31] . The colors in Fig.…”

Section: Bibliometric Tracking Of the Investigation Trends Since Outbmentioning

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Water science under the global epidemic of COVID-19: Bibliometric tracking on COVID-19 publication and further research needs

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Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering

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Section: Bibliometric Tracking Of the Investigation Trends Since Outbmentioning

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Water science under the global epidemic of COVID-19: Bibliometric tracking on COVID-19 publication and further research needs

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Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering

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“…It is noted that the data was derived on March 20, 2021, and the start searching time that set as 1900 is the earliest time in WoS system. As a result, 1,075 documents were retrieved after removing the duplicated publications, and were exported in plain text and Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file formats which contain detailed and representative perspective information, such as title, abstract, keywords, citations and references (Ji et al, 2021). Since the first document was published in Journal of Political and Military Sociology in 1992, with respect to direct foreign investment, safety, and levels of manufacturing growth in Asia and Latin-America (Pattnayak, 1992), the time span of collect data is close to 30 years.…”

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Foreign direct investment and economic growth: a dynamic study of measurement approaches and results

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Zhang

Qin

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Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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The relationship between foreign direct investment and economic growth (FDI-EG) has been subject to extensive research. The first document related to FDI-EG research in Web of Science was published in 1992 so that the research time is close to 30 years. This article aims to make a bibliometric study to measure the FDI-EG research from different points of view. 1,075 documents with respect to FDI-EG research were collected, and a strong bibliometric analysis was carried out by Bibliometrix software and review of approaches. The Bibliometrix software has revealed the leading researchers, conceptual structure, and thematic evolution of the FDI-EG research. At the same time, reviewing the literature helps to make content analysis, the most influential document analysis, co-authorship analysis, and citation and co-citation analysis. Amongst the findings, C. Chen, Journal of International Economics, and the USA are the most influential researcher, journal, and country, respectively. The FDI-EG research are focussed on the technology and firm performance, research modelling, and theoretical inquiry. More discussions are made in terms of current research status, avenues for future research, advantages and drawbacks of the methods. This article helps in understanding the evolution of the FDI-EG research from the perspectives of the bibliometric and review.

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“…The most striking feature of bibliometric analysis lies in its knowledge mapping to identify and link key aspects of a certain subject. The performed bibliometric mapping allows for the identification of the most cited items in the literature and the investigation of relationships between the terms obtained [12]. In this paper, a search of the "Web of Science" database using the keywords "waterworks sludge" OR "waterworks residual" OR "alum sludge" OR "water treatment plant sludge" OR "drinking water sludge" was performed, and 516 publications, in scientific journals from 2000 to March of 2021, were obtained.…”

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“…Ren et al [52] investigated a hybrid two-stage MFC-CFW system for swine wastewater treatment and electricity generation, while Yang et al [53] recently reported a two-tiered MFC-CW system with pyrrhotite and alum sludge as wetland substrates. Ji et al [12] recently provided an updated bibliometric analysis of the MFC-CW development.…”

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Application of Alum Sludge in Wastewater Treatment Processes: “Science” of Reuse and Reclamation Pathways

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Xie

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Alum sludge (AlS) refers to the inevitable by-product generated during the drinking water purification process, where Al-salt is used as a coagulant in the water industry. It has long been treated as “waste”, while landfill is its major final disposal destination. In fact, AlS is an underutilized material with huge potential for beneficial reuse as a raw material in various wastewater treatment processes. In the last two decades, intensive studies have been conducted worldwide to explore the “science” and practical application of AlS. This paper focuses on the recent developments in the use of AlS that show its strong potential for reuse in wastewater treatment processes. In particular, the review covers the key “science” of the nature and mechanisms of AlS, revealing why AlS has the potential to be a value-added material. In addition, the future focus of research towards the widespread application of AlS as a raw material/product in commercial markets is suggested, which expands the scope for AlS research and development.

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Mapping the field of constructed wetland-microbial fuel cell: A review and bibliometric analysis

Cited by 81 publications

References 98 publications

Water science under the global epidemic of COVID-19: Bibliometric tracking on COVID-19 publication and further research needs

Water science under the global epidemic of COVID-19: Bibliometric tracking on COVID-19 publication and further research needs

Foreign direct investment and economic growth: a dynamic study of measurement approaches and results

Application of Alum Sludge in Wastewater Treatment Processes: “Science” of Reuse and Reclamation Pathways

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