Current patterns and future perspectives of best management practices research: A bibliometric analysis

Zhuang, Yanhua; Zhang, Liang; Du, Yingxun; Chen, Gang

doi:10.2489/jswc.71.4.98a

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“…Exploration of mechanism. Zhang [8] studied the non-point source pollution which caused by the agricultural chemical conversion among different medium based on the theory of soil hydrological interface process, and analyzed the interaction among rainfall, surface runoff and soil and the interaction between soil water and ground water. He also analyzed the forming law of the agricultural non-point source pollution in Liaoxi liable-drought region.…”

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“…Li [16] used AnnAGNPS (Annualized Agricultural Nonpoint Source) to study the agricultural non-point source pollution in Shuangyang reservoir catchment area of Jilin province in 2006 and the results showed that TN, TP and the sediment load was 342 t•a -1 , 26 t•a -1 and 43692 t•a -1 respectively. Zhang [8] utilized the mathematical model of describing the production process and considered the Hetao small watershed of western Liaoning as the research object and the agricultural non-point source pollution load calculation based on catchment unit was given.…”

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The Research Progress of Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollution in the Black Soil Area of Northeast China

Min

Xiao

Wang

et al. 2014

AMR

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A large area of agricultural non-point source pollution which was caused by higher input of fertilizer and pesticide, lower availability of fertilizer, soil erosion and serious destruction of ecological balance in black soil region of northeast China has attracted the national attention and raised the relevant scholars’concern. This paper mainly summarizes the research on mechanism exploration, quantitative of pollution load and model simulation and controlling measure of the black earth region of northeast conducted by domestic scholars, which based on the instruction of general situation of agricultural non-point source pollution in black soil region of northeast China, and then put forward the shortcomings in the present study and direction of future development.

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Section: Research Progressmentioning

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The Research Progress of Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollution in the Black Soil Area of Northeast China

Min

Xiao

Wang

et al. 2014

AMR

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“…There has been a global surge in research validating the efficacy of NbSs in improving water quality and reducing stormwater volume [20,21]. For instance, Liu et al [22] examined the impacts of various NbS approaches at the watershed level, and their study found that different levels and combinations of NBS practices reduced runoff volume by 0 to 26.47%, TN by 0.30 to 34.20%, TP by 0.27 to 47.41%, TSS by 0.33 to 53.59%, Pb by 0.30 to 60.98%, BOD by 0 to 26.70%, and COD by 0 to 27.52%.…”

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Mechanisms and Applications of Nature-Based Solutions for Stormwater Control in the Context of Climate Change: A Review

Sun,

Rao,

Chen

et al. 2024

Atmosphere

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Nature-based solutions (NbSs) are considered to form an innovative stormwater management approach that has living resolutions grounded in natural processes and structures. NbSs offer many other environmental benefits over traditional grey infrastructure, including reduced air pollution and climate change mitigation. This review predominantly centers on the hydrological aspect of NbSs and furnishes a condensed summary of the collective understanding about NbSs as an alternatives for stormwater management. In this study, which employed the CIMO (Context, Intervention, Mechanism, Outcome) framework, a corpus of 187 NbS-related publications (2000–2023) extracted from the Web of Science database were used, and we expounded upon the origins, objectives, and significance of NbSs in urban runoff and climate change, and the operational mechanisms of NbSs (including green roofs, permeable pavements, bioretention systems, and constructed wetlands), which are widely used in urban stormwater management, were also discussed. Additionally, the efficacy of NbSs in improving stormwater quality and quantity is discussed in depth in this study. In particular, the critical role of NbSs in reducing nutrients such as TSS, TN, TP, and COD and heavy metal pollutants such as Fe, Cu, Pb, and Zn is emphasized. Finally, the main barriers encountered in the promotion and application of NbSs in different countries and regions, including financial, technological and physical, regulatory, and public awareness, are listed, and future directions for improving and strategizing NbS implementation are proposed. This review gathered knowledge from diverse sources to provide an overview of NbSs, enhancing the comprehension of their mechanisms and applications. It underscores specific areas requiring future research attention.

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Review of artificial intelligence and internet of things technologies in land and water management research during 1991–2021: A bibliometric analysis

Patel

Kethavath

Kushwaha

et al. 2023

Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence

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Current patterns and future perspectives of best management practices research: A bibliometric analysis

Cited by 12 publications

References 33 publications

The Research Progress of Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollution in the Black Soil Area of Northeast China

The Research Progress of Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollution in the Black Soil Area of Northeast China

Mechanisms and Applications of Nature-Based Solutions for Stormwater Control in the Context of Climate Change: A Review

Review of artificial intelligence and internet of things technologies in land and water management research during 1991–2021: A bibliometric analysis

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