A study on early-warning response of emergency events network public opinion based on analysis of microbloggers' behaviors

Jin, Xin; Li, Hui; Fu, Hong; Zhang, Jing; Ding, Boda

doi:10.1109/pic.2016.7949599

“…The study by Jin et al (2017) was applied to the social networks' users in emergency events. The objective of the work was to provide references so that the emergency services could monitor public opinion to aid the government in dealing with emergencies.…”

Section: Natural Language Processing and Computational Linguisticsmentioning

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This article presents (1) the results of a literature review on social web mining and sentiment analysis on public security; (2) the idea of a framework for the analytical process involved in the literature review themes; and (3) a research agenda with a perspective for future studies, considering some elements of the analytical process. The literature review was based on searches of five databases: Scopus, IEEE Xplore, Web of Science, ScienceDirect, and Springer Link. Search strings were applied to retrieve literature material of four kinds, without defining an initial time milestone, to get the historical register of publications associated with the main thematic. After some filtering, primary and secondary findings were separated, enabling the identification of elements for the framework. Finally, the research agenda is presented, containing a set of three research artifacts related to the proposed framework.

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This article presents (1) the results of a literature review on social web mining and sentiment analysis on public security; (2) the idea of a framework for the analytical process involved in the literature review themes; and (3) a research agenda with a perspective for future studies, considering some elements of the analytical process. The literature review was based on searches of five databases: Scopus, IEEE Xplore, Web of Science, ScienceDirect, and Springer Link. Search strings were applied to retrieve literature material of four kinds, without defining an initial time milestone, to get the historical register of publications associated with the main thematic. After some filtering, primary and secondary findings were separated, enabling the identification of elements for the framework. Finally, the research agenda is presented, containing a set of three research artifacts related to the proposed framework.

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A study on early-warning response of emergency events network public opinion based on analysis of microbloggers' behaviors

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Public Security Sentiment Analysis on Social Web

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