基于文献计量分析的物质存量研究进展

doi:10.3976/j.issn.1002-4026.2022.05.014

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Based on the bibliometric analysis method, with the help of CiteSpace and VOSviewer visualization analysis software, this study, by combining quantitative and qualitative methods, systematically classifies the results of material stock research performed at home and abroad and analyzes the knowledge base, development context, and research progress of material stocks. Metals and buildings are found to be essential in material stock research and lay the basic foundation for this research. The research topics of material stocks include simple materials accounting to resource prediction, socioeconomic metabolism analysis, greenhouse gas emission reduction, and urban mineral development. The research methods are constantly enhanced, and life cycle assessment, decoupling analysis, and scenario analysis are introduced to expand the scope of this research. Furthermore, the research content of material stocks is enhanced, which involves greenhouse gas emission, circular economy, urban mineral resources, resource efficiency, and other sustainable development content. The existing problems in the development of material stock research are discussed, such as the difficulty in obtaining key data, data with different qualities, and practical guidance still need to be strengthened. The future development of material stock research should be actively integrated with other disciplines to improve the data accuracy and strengthen the ability of decision support services..

Key words: material stock, bibliometric analysis, evolution way, CiteSpace

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YANG Dong, DANG Meng-yuan, HAN Feng, SHI Feng. Research progress of material stock based on bibliometric analysis[J].Shandong Science, 2022, 35(5): 112-121.

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序号	作者	机构	被引次数	H指数	序号	作者	机构	被引次数	H指数
1	Graedel T.E.	耶鲁大学	1 865	66	8	Pauliuk S.	挪威科技大学	613	19
2	Müller D.B.	挪威科技大学	1 389	29	9	Adachi Y.	东京大学	574	21
3	Bertram M.	耶鲁大学	898	19	10	Wang T.	同济大学	526	25
4	Daigo I.	东京大学	766	21	11	Hashimoto S.	立命馆大学	486	20
5	Gordon R.B.	耶鲁大学	656	29	12	Spatari S.	耶鲁大学	436	20
6	Tanikawa H.	名古屋大学	618	21	13	Brattebø H.	挪威科技大学	379	22
7	Matsuno Y.	千叶大学	617	19	14	Chen W.Q.	中国科学院	301	25

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