Visual analysis of hotspots and emerging trends in traditional knowledge associated with biodiversity

doi:10.17520/biods.2019130

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Abstract:

Research on traditional knowledge has become increasingly more popular for biodiversity conservation research, as it has a great impact on a wide range of fields such as biological resource management, ecosystem services, community sustainable development and more. In order to understand how research on traditional knowledge is changing, this paper uses Web of Science (WoS) and applies WoS’s statistical analysis function and visualization analysis software CiteSpace III to search for key co-occurrence analysis, emergent word analysis, literature co-citation analysis, and other methods to understand research hotspots and evolution of traditional knowledge research systematically. The number of research papers on traditional knowledge research is increasing yearly. Research institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, the Indian Council for Agricultural Research and the University of California system have shown strong scientific research strength; Africa, Brazil, Bolivia and India are hotspots for traditional knowledge research. We found that Albuquerque UP, Singh R and Xue DY have published a substantial quantity of academic papers in this field. Additionally, papers published by Berkes F, Drew JA, Gómez-Baggethun E and other scholars have laid a solid foundation for this field and the promotion of related research. Studies on traditional knowledge related to biological resource management, biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, and policy management represent important directions in this field in the future.

Key words: traditional knowledge, biodiversity, CiteSpace, hotspots, visual analysis

Ding Lubin, Ma Nan, Wang Guoping, He Siyuan, Min Qingwen. Visual analysis of hotspots and emerging trends in traditional knowledge associated with biodiversity[J]. Biodiv Sci, 2019, 27(7): 716-727.

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序号 No.	题目 Title	第一作者 First author	期刊 Journal	发表时间 Publication time	被引频次 Citation frequency
1	Rediscovery of traditional ecological knowledge as adaptive management	Berkes F	Ecological Applications	2000	1,382
2	Rethinking community-based conservation	Berkes F	Conservation Biology	2004	758
3	Indigenous knowledge for biodiversity conservation	Gadgil M	Ambio	1993	519
4	The IPBES conceptual framework—connecting nature and people	Diaz S	Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability	2015	423
5	Medicinal plants in Mexico: Healers’ consensus and cultural importance	Heinrich M	Social Science & Medicine	1998	349
6	Beyond reserves: A research agenda for conserving biodiversity in human-modified tropical landscapes	Robin LC	Biotropica	2009	258
7	Traditional medicine in Turkey. V. Folk medicine in the inner Taurus Mountains	Yesilada E	Journal of Ethnopharmacology	1995	242
8	Medicinal plants of the caatinga (semi-arid) vegetation of NE Brazil: A quantitative approach	De Albuquerque UP	Journal of Ethnopharmacology	2007	237
9	Introduced plants in the indigenous pharmacopoeia of northern south America	Bennett BC	Economic Botany	2000	237
10	The useful plants of Tambopata, Peru. II. Additional hypothesis-testing in quantitative ethnobotany	Phillips O	Economic Botany	1993	237

序号 No.	题目 Title	第一作者 First author	期刊 Journal	发表时间 Publication time	被引频次 Citation frequency
1	Rediscovery of traditional ecological knowledge as adaptive management	Berkes F	Ecological Applications	2000	1,382
2	Rethinking community-based conservation	Berkes F	Conservation Biology	2004	758
3	Indigenous knowledge for biodiversity conservation	Gadgil M	Ambio	1993	519
4	The IPBES conceptual framework—connecting nature and people	Diaz S	Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability	2015	423
5	Medicinal plants in Mexico: Healers’ consensus and cultural importance	Heinrich M	Social Science & Medicine	1998	349
6	Beyond reserves: A research agenda for conserving biodiversity in human-modified tropical landscapes	Robin LC	Biotropica	2009	258
7	Traditional medicine in Turkey. V. Folk medicine in the inner Taurus Mountains	Yesilada E	Journal of Ethnopharmacology	1995	242
8	Medicinal plants of the caatinga (semi-arid) vegetation of NE Brazil: A quantitative approach	De Albuquerque UP	Journal of Ethnopharmacology	2007	237
9	Introduced plants in the indigenous pharmacopoeia of northern south America	Bennett BC	Economic Botany	2000	237
10	The useful plants of Tambopata, Peru. II. Additional hypothesis-testing in quantitative ethnobotany	Phillips O	Economic Botany	1993	237

序号 No.	作者 Author	发表论文数量(篇) Number of papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all papers (%)	序号 No.	作者 Author	发表论文数量(篇) Number of papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all papers (%)
1	薛达元 Xue DY	22	0.775	1	Albuquerque UP	26	0.898
2	武建勇 Wu JY	11	0.387	2	Singh R	24	0.829
3	赵富伟 Zhao FW	10	0.352	3	Xue DY	22	0.726
4	龙春林 Long CL	7	0.246	4	Bussmann R	20	0.691
5	成功 Cheng G	6	0.211	5	Singh RK	20	0.691
6	戴陆园 Dai LY	4	0.141	6	Hanazaki N	18	0.622
7	徐福荣 Xu FR	4	0.141	7	Balslev H	17	0.587
8	阿新祥 A XX	3	0.106	8	Heinrich M	17	0.587
9	戴蓉 Dai R	3	0.106	9	Pieroni A	16	0.553
10	郭泺 Guo L	3	0.106	10	Reyes-Garcia V	16	0.553

序号 No.	作者 Author	发表论文数量(篇) Number of papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all papers (%)	序号 No.	作者 Author	发表论文数量(篇) Number of papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all papers (%)
1	薛达元 Xue DY	22	0.775	1	Albuquerque UP	26	0.898
2	武建勇 Wu JY	11	0.387	2	Singh R	24	0.829
3	赵富伟 Zhao FW	10	0.352	3	Xue DY	22	0.726
4	龙春林 Long CL	7	0.246	4	Bussmann R	20	0.691
5	成功 Cheng G	6	0.211	5	Singh RK	20	0.691
6	戴陆园 Dai LY	4	0.141	6	Hanazaki N	18	0.622
7	徐福荣 Xu FR	4	0.141	7	Balslev H	17	0.587
8	阿新祥 A XX	3	0.106	8	Heinrich M	17	0.587
9	戴蓉 Dai R	3	0.106	9	Pieroni A	16	0.553
10	郭泺 Guo L	3	0.106	10	Reyes-Garcia V	16	0.553

序号 No.	期刊 Journal	中文论文数量 Records of Chinese papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all records (%)	影响因子 Impact factor (2018)	序号 No.	期刊 Journal	英文论文数量 Records of English papers	占总论文的百分比 Percentage of all records (%)	影响因子 Impact factor (2017)
1	生物多样性 Biodiversity Science	15	0.518	1.565	1	Journal of Ethnopharmacology	204	7.049	3.115
2	山地科学学报 Journal of Mountain Science	7	0.242	0.425	2	Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge	157	5.425	1.061
3	植物遗传资源学报 Journal of Plant Genetic Resources	7	0.242	1.209	3	Economic Botany	152	5.252	1.500
4	西南农业学报 Southwest China Journal of Agricultural Sciences	6	0.207	0.654	4	Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine	96	3.317	2.181
5	资源与生态学报 Journal of Resources and Ecology	6	0.207	0.462	5	Biodiversity and Conservation	63	2.177	2.828
6	资源科学 Resources Science	5	0.173	2.658	6	Human Ecology	59	2.039	1.642
7	广西植物 Guihaia	4	0.138	0.607	7	Ecology and Society	49	1.693	3.256
8	林业研究 Journal of Forestry Research	4	0.138	0.374	8	Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution	43	1.486	1.130
9	生态学报 Acta Ecologica Sinica	4	0.138	2.391	9	Conservation Biology	36	1.244	5.890
10	生态与农村环境学报 Journal of Ecology and Rural Environment	4	0.138	1.247	10	Environmental Management	35	1.209	2.177