Links between Flash Floods and Hydrogeomorphic Approach: A Bibliometric Analysis
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La comprensión de los peligros asociados al agua requiere utilizar un enfoque hidrogeomórfico, el cual considera tanto aspectos hidrológicos como geomórficos. En las últimas décadas, la investigación sobre inundaciones repentinas ha adoptado cada vez más este enfoque. Sin embargo, el número total de estudios y sus tendencias no se han documentado exhaustivamente. Nuestro estudio busca analizar la evolución de las publicaciones científicas que examinan las inundaciones repentinas desde una perspectiva hidrogeomórfica a escala global para comprender las tendencias y los huecos de las investigaciones mediante un análisis bibliométrico. Se realizó una búsqueda exhaustiva de publicaciones relevantes en las bases de datos Web of Science y Scopus, cubriendo el período de 1973 a 2024. Los datos resultantes se procesaron utilizando el software R, mientras que la red de distribución espacial de las publicaciones se analizó utilizando el software VOSviewer. El número de publicaciones ha aumentado desde 2012, alcanzando su punto máximo en 2023 con 21 nuevos artículos. El 28% de las publicaciones provinieron de Estados Unidos, España e Italia, mientras que la red de colaboración global más extensa involucró a investigadores de Francia, Estados Unidos y Canadá. El 87% de las publicaciones se centraron en zonas templadas mientras que el 13% abordó entornos intertropicales, donde los riesgos pueden ser particularmente devastadores. Nuestro estudio subraya la importancia de futuras investigaciones sobre los peligros de inundaciones repentinas en zonas intertropicales, destacando la necesidad de incorporar características y procesos hidrogeomórficos como flujo de escombros, inundaciones, deslizamientos de tierra y erosión.
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