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Towards realtime Twitter analysis ISCRAM 2012
23 april 2012
Arnout de Vries (TNO), Teun Terpstra (HKV), Geerte Paradies (TNO), Richard Stronkman (Twitcident)
Social sensors and citizen journalism
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Analysis (Pukkelpop) and research method (Twitcident)
5 minutes ago
Results: early warning, facts and feelings, resilience
10 minutes ago
20 minutes ago
Goal: “Monitor and analyze Twitter during incidents in
real-time to improve crisis management”
15 minutes ago
Discussion and future work
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10 januari 2011 M Bouman
TNO Nieuwe huisstijl
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Social media & emergency management
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Red river floods
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Pukkelpop
Storm incident 2011 August 18th 2011, 6.15 PM
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Finding and filtering: keywords, syntactical, context and semantic features. More info:
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Pukkelpop Twitter visual analysis
Tweets /min
156.157 tweets total in 2 days
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576 tweets/min
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Pukkelpop Twitter visual analysis
Tweets /min Selection of 96.957 tweets between noon and midnight
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12 AM 12 PM
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Geographical spread of Tweets
Total spread afterwards:
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Pukkelpop Twitter: filter messages
Messages about
(rumours on)
casualties and deaths
1. Early warning
2. Damage and casualties
3. ‘Community resilience’
‘Dangerous weather’
messages as early
indicators
People offering help in
various ways (e.g.
twitterlists)
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Early warnings?
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Words used 25 minutes before impact
1. Weather: storm, thunder, cloud bursts, hail, ….
2. Locations: Brussel, Gent, Hasselt, …
3. Severity: intense, enormous, drama, ‘hell’, !…
Impact
storm Indication?
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Pukkelpop Twitter: early warning
1. Early warning
I pity those on #pukkelpop ! It was pitch dark
here for over 15 minutes! And hail storm,
lightning, thunder, …OMG!
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Damage: photo’s from eye witnesses
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Pukkelpop Twitter: damage & casualties
2. Damage and casualties
SMS from the Standard: according to fireman of
Sint-Truiden 6 deaths on #pp11 because of storm
#shitman
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• Retweets expressing doubts
• Some messages reach 10k
users in 3 minutes
• Hyperlinks (news or photo
websites) high propagation
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Pukkelpop Twitter: community resilience
3. ‘Community resilience’
#Hasselthelpt 2 beds, shower and breakfast,
ask @Daffybal - pick up at church possible, we
live behind the festival grounds
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• #Hasselthelpt, #Genthelpt, #Brusselhelpt, …
• Creation of Twitterlists (e.g. PatriceF)
• Sharing of phone numbers
• Creation of Twitter accounts
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Festival goers were taken by surprise, so it seems. But (weak) signals were there.
Retweets accounted for large amounts of tweets on damage and casualties and only occurred when pictures (in case of damage) or links to official news sites (i case of casualties) were available. This suggests social norms on twitter prevent propagation of unverified information about delicate topics.
Solidarity is important in coping with disasters (Starbird et al). Within 2 hours the #hasselthelpt initiative was followed massively. This suggests social media can facilitate community resilience that originate from nearby people.
Twitter monitoring could enable crisis managers to confirm or refute rumors and take emotional responses into account in crisis communications.
Discussion
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Early detection and early warning:
Examples: Queensday, (death) threats and weather conditions
Filters for damage and casualties need to be verified for other
incidents. New topic filters such as resilience need more research.
Retweets and source credibility are indeed related. Images and
links, besides the author, play an important role in assessing
credibility.
Indicators for assessing real-time credibility seem possible
and are valuable for crisis response teams.
Future research
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Visual analysis provide a good start to identify abnormalities
Filtering on damage could have provided pictorial 'evidence'
# of retweets attract attention and point toward a hot topic from a
'trusted' source, and news about damage or casualties mostly have
high propagation
Not just about technology: organizational solutions needed for
embedding social media usage in crisis communications, such as
more experience, knowledge and policies.
Implications for crisis management
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Questions? #daretoask
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Thank you!
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Demonstration:
TUESDAY afternoon
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
at Concourse level
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TIMELINE
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August 19th August 18th 2011
Indications of
heaviness of
storm
heading to
Pukkelpop
from citizens
Start incident:
heavy rainfall
16:2
2
18:1
5
Reports
about
deaths
19:0
3
Reports
about
damage
and
casualties
18:3
0
First relevant
pictures showing
damage (collapse
of tent)
18:3
5
First pictures
showing panic
Dutch press
starts
reporting
18:2
4
19:1
9
Belgian press
started reporting
(individual
accounts)
19:1
2
Large amounts of
rumour spread about
#deaths
19:1
5
Deaths semi-
confirmed by
individual
journalist
19:3
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20:1
9
Initiation of
#Hasselthelpt
@Pukkelpop
first message
since incident
19:5
3
@Pukkelpop
message with
“
handelingsper
spectief”
(phone
number and
URL)
21:5
6
Press
conference
(TV): 2 deaths
and 40 injured
20:5
0
Announcement
that festival is
cancelled for the
night
19:4
0
Fire depts Sint
Truiden say 6
deaths and
Hasselt says 1
death 7 injured
20:0
6
GSM network
is fixed
“SMS use
only” is asked
for ~ 2
1:0
0
Official news:
5 deaths, tens
injured,
festival
cancelled
19th
aug12:0
0 A
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Pukkelpop Twitter: damage & casualties
Tweets/min on ‘Damage’ topic Tweets/min on 'Casualty' topic
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News media
rumors
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Pukkelpop Twitter visual analysis
Tweets /min Of which 94.109 were created from the start of the disaster (6:15 PM)
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Flood control 2015 programme:
Stimulates the development of (IT) innovations in order to promote smarter protection against floods and other water related hazards.
Social media and crisis management project
Gathering information from technical sensors
e.g. weather, dikes, waterlevels
-> But also from the HUMAN sensor
which information could humans provide?
Flood control 2015
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