Through bibliometric analysis of 732 articles in Web of Science (WoS) from 2010 to 2021, and 244 articles in the Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture (JoDLA) from 2016 to 2021, this study identified the most influential factors such as organizations, journals, keywords, scholars, articles, and countries in digital landscape research and came to the following conclusions: 1) Harvard University (Harvard Graduate School of Design) ranked in the top 10 highly-influential organizations in digital landscape research; 2) The most cited journals differed in the two databases. Geomorphology had the most citations in WoS, while Landscape and Urban Planning and Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture received the most citations in JoDLA. 3) Landscape and Urban Planning and Ecological Indicators were the two specific journals that ranked in the top 10 for citations within both WoS and JoDLA. 4) Keyword analysis identified GIS, remote sensing, visualization, etc. for both WoS and JoDLA; while in WoS, digital models (i. e. digital elevation model), digital technologies (i. e. geographic information systems and LIDAR), geography, hydrology, vegetation, and land use have become widespread concerning issues; and in JoDLA, BIM, DL architecture, visualization, computational design, simulation, remote sensing, resilience, climate change, UAV, and AR were the most recent cited keywords. 5) Germany, the UK, China, Australia, Italy, and the Netherlands ranked in the top 10 creative countries in both WoS and JoDLA; 6) The USA was recognized as the most creative country, with the most citations in both of these two databases. The research gap was the scarcity of studies on quantitative literature reviews through both bibliometric analysis and the science mapping approach in the field of the digital landscape.