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SOCIAL MEDIA AND CROWDSOURCING TECHNOLOGIES LIBRARY

It gathers and structures information about existing social media and crowdsourcing technologies to grasp the overwhelming market and to guide the selection and application of these technologies.

It is useful for:

practitioners

policy and decision makers

researchers

businesses

Access to Social Media and Crowdsourcing Technology Library


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Videos

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Scientific publications

Nathan Clark , Kees Boersma , Sara Bonati , Chiara Fonio , Simon Gehlhar , Therese Habig , Richard Lüke , Stefano Morelli , Anne Bach Nielsen , Antonio Opromolla, Veronica Pazzi, Emmanuel Raju, Exploring the impacts of social media and crowdsourcing on disaster resilience [version 1; peer review: 2 approved with reservations]
Nathan Clark, Kees Boersma, Sara Bonati, Chiara Fonio, Simon Gehlhar, Therese Habig, Richard Lüke, Stefano Morelli, Anne Bach Nielsen, Antonio Opromolla, Veronica Pazzi and Emmanuel Raju, ISCRAM 2021, Strenghtening Disaster Resilience through Social Media and Crowdsourcing
Therese Habig, Richard Lüke, Simon Gehlhar, Torben Sauereland, A Consolidated Understanding of Disaster Community Technologies. Proceedings of the 18th ISCRAM Conference - Blacksburg, VA, USA May 2021. - Pages 778 - 791.

Deliverables

Therese Habig, Richard LÜke, Torben Sauerland, Daniel Tappe, D4.1 DCT Knowledge Base, A consolidated understanding of Disaster Community Technologies for Social Media and Crowdsourcing
Simon Gehlhar, Therese Habig, Richard Lüke, Robin Marterer, D4.2 First DCT - Methodology for the LINKS Framework and the Case Assessments

Presentations

News

Mapping the Landscape of SMCS Technologies for use in Disaster Risk Management