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Detecting Emergency Events and Geo-Location Awareness from Twitter Streams
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  • 2012TEDAS: A Twitter-based Event Detection and Analysis System451 cited
  • 2012Getting there first : real-time detection of real-world incidents on Twitter31 cited
  • 2006Machines in the conversation: Detecting themes and trends in informal communication streams28 cited
  • 2012A Study of the Correlation between the Spatial Attributes on Twitter10 cited
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