جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « bibliometric analysis » در نشریات گروه « آب و خاک »

Groundwater aquifers are the main source of water for billions of people living in arid and semi-arid regions. Major changes in rainfall, groundwater pumping and feeding, and severe soil erosion, floods, and droughts are among the most noticeable consequences of climate change. All this complicates the challenge of conserving groundwater resources for the foreseeable future. These scenarios highlight the need to rethink current strategies for groundwater studies. This paper deals with the application of finite elements in groundwater studies. This paper analyzed Web of Science data using Biblioshiny - a powerful bibliometric analysis tool based on R software. The study shows that the Quebec National University of Scientific Research and the Indian Institute of Technology are the most active research centers on the use of finite elements in groundwater studies, and China, America, Canada, Germany, Italy, France, Great Britain, and Iran are the leading countries in this field. Are. This distribution reflects the worldwide interest and participation in research related to the application of finite elements to groundwater problems. Based on this research, the current popular topics in the world regarding the application of the finite element method in groundwater studies are: "seepage", "deformation" and "stability analysis". The present study not only highlights the relationship between collaborations and scientific advances and trends in scientific collaboration but also serves as a model to show new research directions in the field of finite element applications in groundwater.

Due to the rising climate change, chilling and frost have affected agricultural production in many areas. At the same time, frost also causes freezing in irrigation systems. In the last decade, frost usually occurred yearly in farming regions and affected the economy of farmers. A bibliometric analysis of these researches may provide the importance of this topic and future research trends. Bibliometric is a statistical method to analyze bibliometric publications data such as peer-reviewed journal articles, books, conference proceedings, periodicals, reviews, reports, and related documents. It has been widely used to present the relations of research domains with quantitative methods. “Frost” and “chilling” were used as the keywords to reach the relevant publications. In this article, we used VOSviewer software for bibliometric analysis. We found 344 documents about the late spring frost. More than 79% of the publications were in the form of scientific journals and conference and review articles. The publication of articles showed a steep increase after 2014. The most publication was in 2021. The United States was the largest producer of scientific papers in the world. The highest-ranking journal was Acta Horticulturae, with 45 publications on frost and chilling. “Climate change,” with a total link strength of 56, appeared as the most frequent .