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Human social sensing is an untapped resource for computational social science
Nature, 2021 The ability to ‘sense’ the social environment and thereby to understand the thoughts and actions of others allows humans to fit into their social worlds, communicate and cooperate, and learn from others’ experiences.
M. Galesic +8 more
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Seasonality in Human Interest in Berry Plants Detection by Google Trends
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 2021 The phenology of berry-producing plants, particularly their harvest season, is of human interest and also reflects the ecosystem’s response to the changing environment. We investigated the seasonal dynamics of human interest in berries growing in boreal,
Ayumi Kotani +4 more
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Passive social sensing with smartphones: a systematic review
Computing, 2022 Smartphones are widely used hubs of personal communication. With their many sensors, they are capable of monitoring social behaviours. Calls, messages, application usage and even face-to-face conversations can be captured by smartphones.
Heng Zhang +4 more
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Remote Sensing, 2023 Mounting awareness of the discriminatory distribution of environmental factors has increasingly placed environmental justice at the forefront of discussions on sustainable development, but responses to these disparities are often too little, too late ...
Charles Knoble, Danlin Yu
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IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 2021 Mapping population distribution at fine spatial scales is significant and fundamental for resource utilization, assessment of city disaster, environmental regulation, and urbanization.
Luxiao Cheng +3 more
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Predictability and Fairness in Social Sensing [PDF]
IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2022 We consider the design of distributed algorithms that govern the manner in which agents contribute to a social sensing platform. Specifically, we are interested in situations where fairness among the agents contributing to the platform is needed. A notable example are platforms operated by public bodies, where fairness is a legal requirement.
Ramen Ghosh +4 more
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Proceedings of the 19th ACM SIGSOFT symposium and the 13th European conference on Foundations of software engineering, 2011 Adaptation requires a system to monitor its operational context to ensure that when changes occur, a suitable adaptation action is planned and taken at runtime. The ultimate goal of adaptation is that users get their dynamic requirements met efficiently and correctly.
Ali, Raian +5 more
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Sensing Social Behavior With Smart Trousers [PDF]
IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2021 Nonverbal signals play an important role in social interaction. Body orientation, posture, hand, and leg movements all contribute to successful communication, though research has typically focused on cues transmitted from the torso alone. Here, we explore lower body movements and address two issues.
Sophie Skach +2 more
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Computational Urban Science, 2022 Mining hotel social sensing data and analyzing its spatial and temporal characteristics can provide decision support for hotel managers. Present research on this topic is limited to the overall hotel industry and text mining.
Jingbo Wang, Yu-xin Xia, Yuting Wu
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Usefulness of Social Sensing Using Text Mining of Tweets for Detection of Autumn Phenology
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 2021 Can social sensing detect the spatio-temporal variability of autumn phenology? We analyzed data published on the Twitter social media website through the text mining of non-geotagged tweets regarding a forested, mountainous region in Japan.
Nagai Shin +4 more
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