As　big　data　and　artificial　intelligence　technologies　are　being　increasingly　applied　in　emergency　management　activities,　effective　information　resource　management　has　become　more　important.　To　support　decision-making　in　emergency　management,　it　is　essential　to　effectively　collect,　integrate,　organize,　mine,　develop　and　apply　various　emergency　information　resources.　Therefore,　research　on　Emergency　Information　Resource　Management　(EIRM)　is　urgently　needed　to　develop　a　complete　emergency　management　discipline　system.　The　aim　of　this　study　is　to　conduct　a　systematic　literature　review　of　EIRM　research　in　order　to　identify　key　areas　of　research　progress　and　hotspots.　This　study　used　the　bibliometric　tool　to　analyze　6608　articles　in　the　field　of　EIRM　that　were　published　from　2003　to　2022,　which　included　research　trend　analysis,　research　power　analysis,　and　research　content　analysis.　The　results　revealed　an　upward　trend　in　EIRM　research　over　the　past　20　years,　with　an　average　annual　number　of　articles　published　of　330　and　an　average　growth　rate　of　20.64　%.　The　countries　with　the　highest　number　of　publications　in　EIRM　research　are　the　USA　(n　=　1523),　CHINA　(n　=　1233),　and　UNITED　KINGDOM　(n　=　329).　Moreover,　the　content　analysis　of　these　studies　showed　an　evolution　in　the　topics　of　EIRM　research,　moving　from　early　medically　controlled　experimental　studies　to　more　specific　disaster　management　and　resilience　studies.　In　conclusion,　EIRM　is　a　cross-disciplinary　research　field.　Its　important　future　research　direction　is　to　study　how　to　process　large-scale　emergency　information　quickly　and　efficiently.　Thus,　it　is　essential　to　focus　on　overcoming　the　limitations　of　theoretical　frameworks,　technological　development　and　application　scenarios　in　order　to　realize　a　more　efficient　EIRM.