We have run various beta tests on data collection with the main mining process starting next week over a 24 hour period. We aim to collect all tweets with a geo-location tag in the above cities, this is a large amount of data allowing various social, spatial and temporal analysis to be carried out.
The system is under development here at CASA as part of a wider survey tool as part of the NeISS project being coded by Steven Gray in association with Urban Tick, urban tick is currently carrying out analysis on the data sampled so far:
The movie below details geo-Tweets in London:
See Urban Narrative - Tracking Movement via Twitter for more information.
We will have more analysis and news of enhanced features and releases in coming posts. Data mining has huge potential to aid our understanding of the city, we are merely at the start of the process but the ability to collect every tweet within a 30km range of every major urban area on earth is certainly intriguing.
See Urban Narrative - Tracking Movement via Twitter for more information.
We will have more analysis and news of enhanced features and releases in coming posts. Data mining has huge potential to aid our understanding of the city, we are merely at the start of the process but the ability to collect every tweet within a 30km range of every major urban area on earth is certainly intriguing.
The tweet-o-meter is crying out for the addition of San Francisco - that natural home of the tweeter. Dare I suggest you've been missing it out because your dials' design won't accommodate it on a single line of text?
ReplyDeleteSan Francisco is there - second row, just cut to 'San Fran' due to size :)
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