土地利用对气候变化影响研究进展与图谱分析

doi:10.11820/dlkxjz.2011.07.020

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 本文利用知识可视化工具针对土地利用对气候变化影响研究进行文献共被引分析，整理得出土地利用和气候变化研究的主要知识聚类和研究热点，同时基于大气碳循环和土壤有机碳研究知识群进行施引文献分析并总结其研究主题，然后进一步归纳了气候变化背景下影响全球碳平衡的驱动因素及其对策。本研究可以详细分析基于土地利用对气候变化影响背景下不同知识群及其研究对象的特点，得出研究对象变化的驱动因素及对策，以期为科学研究提供基础。

关键词: 气候变化, 图谱分析, 土地利用

Abstract: This paper works on literature co-cited analysis concerning the impacts of land use on climate change based on knowledge visualization tool. The main knowledge clusters and research hot points are concluded. The cluster of climate change's impacts on carbon cycle and soil organic carbon, as well as the relevant research topics, is analyzed. Furthermore, the driving factors and relevant countermeasures influencing global carbon balance under the background of climate change are presented. Using the paradigm in this paper, the integration of knowledge clusters, research topics and driving forces, as well as countermeasures, could be explicitly analyzed towards climate change induced land use change. Besides, it could offer an objective literature foundation for scientific research.

Key words: climate change, land use, TUPU analysis

陈溪, 王子彦, 匡文慧. 土地利用对气候变化影响研究进展与图谱分析[J]. 地理科学进展, 2011, 30(7): 930-937.

CHEN Xi, WANG Ziyan, KUANGWenhui. Research Progress and TUPU Analysis on the Impacts of Land Use on Climate Change[J]. PROGRESS IN GEOGRAPHY, 2011, 30(7): 930-937.

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