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摘要
本文对近二十年来有关城市固体废物堆肥(MSWC)的文献进行了全面的文献计量学综述。利用827篇文献的广泛数据集,通过基于r的Bibliometrix软件包分析研究模式,合并来自Web of Science和Scopus的元数据。分析显示,全球范围内对MSWC的研究出现了大幅增长,尤其是在过去20年里。特定学科的期刊是主要的出版商,而多学科的环境媒体获得了更多的引用。该研究确定了五个主要的合作作者集群,它们主导着生产力和被引用频率。过去50年的主题演变表明,从废物处理到重金属、土壤性质和植物营养等主题的转变,碳封存、生物炭和微塑料等新兴主题预示着未来的研究方向。具体来说,该领域的年增长率为7.86%,平均每篇文章的引用率为26.88。这827篇出版物来自317个来源和1910位作者,国际合著率为14.75%,反映了该领域的跨学科特征。13个主要来源和22个主要作者被确定为主要贡献者。在地理方面,西班牙和意大利分别以贡献和最高引用数领先。在关键词方面,“重金属”和“污水污泥”是最常见的,这表明了MSWC研究的热门话题。因此,该分析为MSWC研究的演变和未来轨迹提供了关键见解。
Municipal solid waste compost: a comprehensive bibliometric data-driven review of 50 years of research and identification of future research themes
This paper offers a thorough bibliometric review of the literature on municipal solid waste compost (MSWC), focusing on the past two decades. Using an extensive dataset of 827 documents, the research patterns are analyzed via the R-based Bibliometrix package, merging metadata from Web of Science and Scopus. The analysis reveals substantial global growth in MSWC research, with a particular surge in the last 20?years. Discipline-specific journals are the main publishers, while multidisciplinary environmental outlets gained more citations. The study identifies five major collaborative author clusters that dominate productivity and citation frequency. The thematic evolution over the past five decades shows a transition from waste disposal towards topics such as heavy metals, soil properties, and plant nutrition, with emerging themes like carbon sequestration, biochar, and microplastics signaling future research directions. Specifically, the field has experienced a 7.86% annual growth rate, with an average citation rate of 26.88 per article. The 827 publications emerged from 317 sources and 1910 authors, with an international co-authorship rate of 14.75%, reflecting the field’s interdisciplinary character. Thirteen primary sources and twenty-two key authors were identified as major contributors. On the geographical front, Spain and Italy led with the most contributions and highest citation count, respectively. In terms of keywords, “heavy metals” and “sewage sludge” were the most recurrent, indicating the prevailing topics in MSWC research. This analysis hence provides key insights into the evolution and future trajectory of MSWC studies.
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