World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
Published November 24, 2008 | Version 6036
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Extraction of Temporal Relation by the Creation of Historical Natural Disaster Archive

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In historical science and social science, the influence of natural disaster upon society is a matter of great interest. In recent years, some archives are made through many hands for natural disasters, however it is inefficiency and waste. So, we suppose a computer system to create a historical natural disaster archive. As the target of this analysis, we consider newspaper articles. The news articles are considered to be typical examples that prescribe the temporal relations of affairs for natural disaster. In order to do this analysis, we identify the occurrences in newspaper articles by some index entries, considering the affairs which are specific to natural disasters, and show the temporal relation between natural disasters. We designed and implemented the automatic system of "extraction of the occurrences of natural disaster" and "temporal relation table for natural disaster."

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