Using textual volunteered geographic information to model nature-based activities: A case study from Aotearoa New Zealand

Egorova, Ekaterina

doi:10.5311/josis.2021.23.157

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“…Building on and extending this manual analysis on a small data set, some aspects of place attachment may be examined through sentiment analysis, for languages such as English where large data sets ('big data') are available. This adds to existing research already aiming to detect platial language automatically in large data sets (such as [13,14,35]). A combination of discourse analytic techniques and sentiment analysis in a different context was used for English in [37].…”

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confidence: 92%

“…People choosing to live in fundamentally different environments, such as the fairly recent urban development Milton Keynes in England [12] will be likely to prioritise other place facets to a higher degree (such as economic aspects), while omitting references to nature and visual appreciation. In contrast, people describing entirely natural settings may focus more on activities and emotions [14]. Thus, a distinctive analysis of linguistic features of the discourse pertaining to highly contrasting environments is likely to produce highly significant, consistent patterns of diversity of place facets.…”

Section: Distinctive Place Attachment In Different Locationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• Affect and emotion [14,16,22,29,43] • Social relations [19,20,31,41] • Spatial location [4,22,51] • Environmental qualities [14,20,53] • Activities, affordances and experiences [14,27,32,39,42] • History and culture [25,32,43] Considering their linguistic expression, the last three of these are likely to be represented by domain-specific terminology: nouns and adjectives describing features associated with environments, activity verbs, past-tense descriptions of experiences and events, and cultural reference terms. Such terminology may be recurring in descriptions for particular types of places, but it is unlikely that there is a database or 'grammar' of any kind that might serve as a generic resource for related linguistic features.…”

Section: Linguistic Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Linguistic expression of place appreciation in English and Welsh

Tenbrink¹,

Williams

2022

JOSIS

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Despite the prominence of 'place' notions in human geography and beyond, the language of place is surprisingly poorly understood. Platial research addresses human relations to places beyond the purely (geometric and cognitive) spatial aspects, whose linguistic features are well researched. This paper offers an in-depth case study of platial discourse in English and Welsh, contributing to a better understanding of how people use language to describe their attachment to a place. We asked 72 people to describe three local areas in North Wales in terms of what makes each one special and distinctive, along with further questions. We explore the responses in terms of a range of qualitative linguistic features indicating aspects such as proximity and ownership, identify a range of semantic categories relevant to the notion of place, and offer an exhaustive analysis of how one particularly popular local feature - castles - is referred to in our data. Beyond identifying how the three local areas differ with respect to the platial attachment associated with them, this paper offers lists of keywords for each of the identified platial semantic categories as a basis for future studies in the field. Our findings further suggest that ownership terminology, time references, and spatial inferences frequently characterise expressions of place appreciation, in different ways in English and Welsh.

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Section: Key Features Of Platial Languagementioning

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Linguistic expression of place appreciation in English and Welsh

Tenbrink¹,

Williams

2022

JOSIS

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“…This unique geography offers the country abundant natural tourism potential, making it an ideal destination for various travel experiences. Geography examines the Earth's spatial elements and topography, and tourism serves as a conduit for temporary recreational experiences that balance personal pleasure with cultural and natural enrichment [4,5].…”

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Analysis of geotourism promotion strategies based on social media in Karanganyar Regency, Indonesia

Haksoro,

Priyana,

Hakim

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Karanganyar Regency, known for its captivating mountainous geography, possesses significant potential for geo-tourism development. Enhancing the visibility of the region’s tourist attractions on social media platforms is imperative to capitalize on this potential fully, thus increasing their allure. This study aims to analyze the marketing strategies employed on social media to bolster the appeal of geo-tourism attractions. This research gathers comprehensive and reliable data from various natural tourist locations and relevant agencies using qualitative methods, survey techniques, and interviews. Several notable natural attractions with considerable developmental potential are identified, including Grojogan Sewu, Grojogan Pringgondani, Parang Ijo Waterfall, Jumog Waterfall, Telaga Madirda, and Sapta Tirta Pablengan. Key areas that influence tourism development are identified to foster the growth of these tourist hotspots. These include enhancing marketing and promotional efforts for natural tourist attractions through Instagram, optimizing accessibility to these destinations, and improving facilities and infrastructure. By addressing these aspects, tourists are more likely to be enticed to visit the natural wonders of Karanganyar Regency. The results of this study are expected to reveal effective social media-based marketing strategies for promoting natural attractions on Instagram in Karanganyar Regency. Furthermore, evaluating these strategies will lead to discovering new insights and improvements for leveraging the full tourism potential of the region.

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Since our 10th anniversary issues published in 2020 [1,2], JOSIS has continued to publish a number of excellent research articles on many of the topics highlighted by our editorial board in their invited papers. These include articles on crowdsourcing [10], place [18,17,23,13,3], spatial language [5,15,24,19], GeoAI [14], movement analysis [26,11], urban analysis and wayfinding [16,21,7], methods for spatial analysis and uncertainty [22,25,6,20], environmental data and modeling [8,12,9], and qualitative spatial reasoning [4]. We are happy to also note that these articles represent research conducted around the world, with authors based in Australia,

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