Abstract
This paper reviews the literature on the Yellow River Basin’s water resources from 2000 to 2019 based on the Web of Science. The annual publication, source country and source journal are analyzed using SATI4.0. The nonhomogeneous linear difference equation, comprehensive score analysis and Bradford’s law are used for fundamental analysis. CiteSpace is used for co-occurrence analysis and burst detection of noun phrases. Finally, Carrot2 is used to cluster the literature to get a knowledge framework for the research. Results showed that: (1) The research process of water resources in the Yellow River Basin (YRB) can be divided into three stages. This topic will continue to flourish in the future. (2) The research covers a wide range of contents, which mainly includes runoff changes, runoff-sediment relationship, water resources allocation, disaster response, the impact of human activities and climate change, as well as ecological protection and sustainable development. Human activities and the impact of climate change are the focus of research. (3) In the future, scholars should adhere to the belief of green and sustainable development of YRB and focus on the study of the Loess Plateau.
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