《Table 2 The top 20 most productive journals on dam removal research from 1953 to 2016》

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《Global Trends in Dam Removal and Related Research: A Systematic Review Based on Associated Datasets and Bibliometric Analysis》


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Notes:JCR,Journal Citation Report;R,journal rank in category;T,total journals in category;Q,quality in category;TP,total publications;percentage(%),per-centage of publications for a certain journal;TC,total citation counts;CPP,citation per public

In this study,nine datasets on dam removal were collected(Table 1):the United States Geological Survey(USGS)Dam Removal Science Database(2015);American Rivers Dam Removal Database(2016);European Rivers Dam Removal Database(2016);The United Kingdom River Restoration Project Database;Low-Head Dam Removal Project Database;France,Spain and United States Dam Decommissioning Database;and other dam removal project databases.Due to the multiple sources of data and various geographic coordinate systems used(e.g.,WGS1972,WGS1984 and NAD1983),the spatial location of each removed dam was corrected by consistently using the Robinson(world)Coordinate System.When location information was missing,we searched Google EarthTM,the Global Reservoir and Dam(GRanD)database and the literature to identify the location of the dam.Additionally,other supplemental information was used to supply missing attributes.Still,some of the basic information(i.e.,the date of the dam removal)could not be determined.Attributes included the name of the dam(alternative name),name of the impounded river,name of the main basin,name of the nearest city,height of the dam in metres,age of the dam in years,latitude/longitude,and year(not further specified:year of construction;year of completion;year of decommissioning).Moreover,a global polygon layer,basic metadata information and projection information were provided in ESRI shapefile format with accompanying XML(.shp.xml)and ASCII(.prj)files.Each shapefile consists of five core files(.dbf,.sbn,.sbx,.shp,and.shx files).The above information was integrated to map the distribution of dam removal using ArcGIS 10.4.1.