Indoor Air Quality: A Bibliometric Study

Pierpaoli, Mattia; Ruello, Maria Letizia

doi:10.3390/su10113830

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“…In 2018, Pierpaoli and Ruello published a paper on the bibliometric study on the IAQ [49]: the authors asked the question "What are the actual trends in Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), and in which direction is academic interest moving?" Starting from that, the authors analyzed the worldwide literature from 1990 to 2018, using the Web of Science as a database.…”

Section: Rapp Istisanmentioning

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Indoor Air Quality: A Focus on the European Legislation and State-of-the-Art Research in Italy

Settimo¹,

Manigrasso

Avino

2020

Atmosphere

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has always stressed the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ) and the potential danger of pollutants emitted from indoor sources; thus, it has become one of the main determinants for health. In recent years, reference documents and guidelines have been produced on many pollutants in order to: i) decrease their impact on human health (as well as the number of pollutants present in indoor environments), and ii) regulate the relevant levels of chemicals that can be emitted from the various materials. The aim of this paper is to discuss and compare the different legislations present in the European Union (EU). Furthermore, a focus of this paper will be dedicated at Italian legislation, where there is currently no specific reference to IAQ. Although initiatives in the pre-regulatory sector have multiplied, a comprehensive and integrated policy on the issue is lacking. Pending framework law for indoor air quality, which takes into account WHO indications, the National Study Group (GdS) on Indoor Air Pollution by the Italian Institute of Health (IIS) is committed to providing shared technical-scientific documents in order to allow actions harmonized at a national level. An outlook of the main Italian papers published during these last five years will be reported and discussed.

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Section: Rapp Istisanmentioning

confidence: 99%

Indoor Air Quality: A Focus on the European Legislation and State-of-the-Art Research in Italy

Settimo¹,

Manigrasso

Avino

2020

Atmosphere

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“…And for the research of Carbon Capture and Storage, Qiu and Liu demonstrated it by knowledge mapping, showing three main topics, carbon emissions with environment protection, R&D activities and social practical issues (Qiu & Liu, 2018). Furthermore, Pierpaoli and Ruello detected the focus of attention of indoor air quality during different years (Pierpaoli & Ruello, 2018) Research trends of renewable energy deserve more summaries in terms of different forms of clean power supply. Hence, in this paper, literature with the theme of "Offshore Wind Power" from Clarivate Analytics' Web of Science Core Collection were searched and gathered, then CiteSpace was used for visual bibliometric analysis to explore the development history and law, along with the high contributors in terms of country/region and institution on what we focus.…”

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Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

Zhang

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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As renewable energy expands rapidly in installed capacity and in built-over area, constructors and researchers are shifting their sights from the lands to the seas. Offshore wind power (OWP), or offshore wind farm, is a typical source of the renewable energy constructed on the offshore islands or in the oceans. Since the installed capacity of OWP has become booming since 2000, its relevant researches also grow substantially. The objective of this paper is to quantify the research works of OWP and to analyze their focuses, main producers and high impact literature using bibliometric method, where the OWP-related core literature in recent 40 years are sorted out and a visualized analysis closely concerned terms, contributors on national/regional basis, and highly cited articles. The results show that researchers have been largely followed on the grid-connection operations, the frameworks and the ambient environment change of offshore wind power. Moreover, the UK has taken the leading position on the study of OWP at present.

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“…CiteSpace is a visual analysis software developed by Professor Chen from Drexel University in the United States based on the Java language, which has been iteratively updated to version 5.2.R2 [24]. At present, many researchers use Citespace software to conduct mapping knowledge domains research, and have achieved good results [25][26][27][28]. This paper uses CiteSpace5.2.R2 software to visualize the cooperative network, co-occurrence network and co-cited cases, obtaining relevant mapping knowledge domains.…”

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A Comparative Study of Chinese and Foreign Green Development from the Perspective of Mapping Knowledge Domains

Long

2018

Sustainability

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This paper identifies the spatial and temporal distribution characteristics, research hotspots, research frontiers and knowledge base of green development research by using the bibliometric method, mapping knowledge domains and spatial analysis method, and through making a comparison of green development research between China and foreign. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) The number of research literature on green development in China and aboard both show a trend of increasing year by year, and the gap of annual volume evolve a M-shaped trend compared with international scholars. The United States and China are both major countries in green development research, and their international academic cooperation is relatively close. Moreover, the main research findings are concentrated in the northern hemisphere while there is less distribution in the southern hemisphere, and the eastern and western hemispheres are distributed widely. (2) The research hotspots of China’s green development mainly include development concepts, regional and urban development and ecological environment while international green development mainly include green economy, framework, city and supply chain management. (3) The frontiers of China’s green development research are focused on coordinated development, ecological environment and green development concepts while international green development research are more abundant. (4) The knowledge base of the research includes Manuscript of Economics and Philosophy in 1844, the concept of sustainable development and the theory of two mountains.

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Indoor Air Quality: A Bibliometric Study

Cited by 29 publications

References 68 publications

Indoor Air Quality: A Focus on the European Legislation and State-of-the-Art Research in Italy

Indoor Air Quality: A Focus on the European Legislation and State-of-the-Art Research in Italy

Bibliometric analysis on the research of offshore wind power based on web of science

A Comparative Study of Chinese and Foreign Green Development from the Perspective of Mapping Knowledge Domains

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