Conference paper Open Access
Rogstadius, Jakob; Kostakos, Vassilis; Laredo, Jim; Vukovic, Maja
Social media is gaining interest among emergency response professionals and researchers as a source of real-time information about ongoing events. In this paper we summarize conclusions drawn while using a software prototype that collects, clusters and visualizes status updates from the social microblogging service Twitter in relation to five large-scale events during the spring of 2011. We identify different uses for gathered information and discuss metrics for prioritization of information with regard to these uses.
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