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A study on the accuracy of Flickr's geotag data
Proceedings of the 36th international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2013Obtaining geographically tagged multimedia items from social Web platforms such as Flickr is beneficial for a variety of applications including the automatic creation of travelogues and personalized travel recommendations. In order to take advantage of the large number of photos and videos that do not contain (GPS-based) latitude/longitude coordinates,
Claudia Hauff
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Tag-geotag correlation in social networks
Proceedings of the 2008 ACM workshop on Search in social media, 2008This paper presents an analysis of the correlation of annotated information unit (textual) tags and geographical identification metadata geotags. Despite the increased usage of geotagging in collaborative tagging systems, most current research focuses on textual tagging alone in solving the tag search problem.
Sang Su Lee, Dongwoo Won, Dennis McLeod
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The Lifecycle of Geotagged Multimedia Data
Proceedings of the 24th ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2016The world is a big place. At any given instant something is happening somewhere, but even when nothing is going on people still find ways to generate multimedia data, ranging from social media posts, to photos and videos. A substantial number of these media objects is associated with a location, and in an increasingly mobile and connected world (both ...
Rossano Schifanella, Bart Thomee
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Proceedings of the ACM multimedia 2012 workshop on Geotagging and its applications in multimedia, 2012
Assigning location information to online media has grown from a fringe activity to an automated process aided by supportive hardware and software. This has lead to increasing availability of geographic context for the picture, videos and audio users share on the web. Such data has allowed systems to search through, browse and analyse media according to
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Assigning location information to online media has grown from a fringe activity to an automated process aided by supportive hardware and software. This has lead to increasing availability of geographic context for the picture, videos and audio users share on the web. Such data has allowed systems to search through, browse and analyse media according to
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Mobile exploration of geotagged photographs
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 2011Columbus is a mobile application that lets users explore their surroundings through geotagged photographs, presented to them at the location they were taken. By moving around the physical world, the user unlocks photographs and gets to see and experience them in unison with their location.
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Geotagging with the digital camera Geotagging mit der Digitalkamera
GIS Business, 2016Geotagging with the digital camera Geotagging mit der ...
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Understanding the removal of precise geotagging in tweets
Nature Human Behaviour, 2020Twitter announced on 18 June 2019 that it would remove the precise geotagging feature in tweets. In addition to protecting the location privacy of users, this change also affects human behaviour studies based on geotagged tweets. We discuss the potential impact of Twitter’s decision and how researchers can respond to this change.
Yingjie Hu, Ruo-Qian Wang
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Destination Benchmarking with Geotagged Photographs
2013Benchmarking tourism destinations is essential to improve and also observe what others are doing right. This process has different steps and choosing the right partners is a crucial one. Although there are many studies about how to benchmark destinations, there are no clear steps that explain how to choose destination partners.
Wolfgang Koerbitz, Irem Önder
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