Visual analysis of air pollution spatio-temporal patterns

Li, Jiayang; Bi, Chen

doi:10.1007/s00371-023-02961-4

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“…Between 2014 and 2019, studies on air pollution control have highlighted the significance of understanding the spatiotemporal patterns of outbreaks for comprehending their transmission mechanisms and formulating effective environmental policies. By quantifying spatial patterns and movements of air pollution at annual, daily, and hourly scales, it becomes possible to gain a better insight into potential driving factors [69][70][71].…”

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Unveiling Trends and Hotspots in Air Pollution Control: A Bibliometric Analysis

Chen,

et al. 2024

Atmosphere

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With the continuous acceleration of urbanization, air pollution has become an increasingly serious threat to public health. Strengthening the detection and control of pollutants has become a focal point in current society. In light of the increasing amount of literature in the field of air pollution control with every passing year, numerous reviews have been compiled; however, only a limited number employ bibliometric methods to comprehensively review and summarize research trends in this field. Herein, this study utilizes two bibliometric analysis tools, namely, CiteSpace (6.1.R6) and VOSviewer (1.6.20), to conduct a visual and comprehensive analysis of air pollution literature spanning 2000 to 2023. By doing so, it establishes a knowledge framework for research on air pollution control. Simultaneously, collaborative network analysis, reference co-citation network analysis, keyword co-occurrence network analysis, and keyword prominence are employed to undertake an exhaustive and profound visual examination within this domain. Results indicate that, over time, the number of relevant papers has exponentially increased, while interdisciplinary cooperation trends have gradually formed. Additionally, this study describes key areas of current research, including air pollution control residue treatment, regional joint air pollution control, and air pollution control mechanism analysis. Finally, challenges faced by researchers in this field and their different perspectives are discussed. To better integrate research findings on air pollution control, we explore the correlations among data and systematically present their developmental trends. This confirms the interdisciplinary nature of air pollution control research, in the hope of its guiding air pollution control in the future.

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