JWACA2024-009: Progress and frontier analysis of research on ecologically resilient landscapes in urban waterfront spaces

Abstract

As waterfront cities face increasing risks of flood disasters, building ecologically resilient urban waterfront spaces is a new approach to improving risk prevention and control. This article searched a total of 262 relevant literature on the ecological resilience landscape of urban waterfront spaces before 2024 in the databases of China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) and Web of Science. Apply CiteSpace software to draw and analyze relevant graphs of the screened literature. From the initial stage to the exploration stage and then to the development stage in China, the research progress and methods of ecological resilience landscape in urban waterfront spaces were analyzed. Foreign research sorted out the hotspots and directions of ecological resilience landscape research in urban waterfront spaces from the basic stage to the strengthening stage. These research results provide important support for the theoretical construction and practical experience of ecological resilience landscape in urban waterfront spaces. On the basis of these research results, some opinions and references have been proposed for future research and practice from four aspects: design, technology, human needs, and sustainable development, promoting the further development of resilient landscapes in urban waterfront spaces.