Thematic Patterns in Georeferenced Tweets through Space-Time Visual Analytics

Gennady Andrienko · Natalia V. Andrienko · Harald Bosch · Thomas Ertl · Georg Fuchs · Piotr L. Jankowski +1 more

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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis Geographic Information Systems Studies Data Visualization and Analytics

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An exploratory study of the potential of georeferenced Twitter data (using tweets from Seattle-area residents over a two-month period) extracts knowledge about people's everyday life.

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