Shosuke Sato
Michiaki Tatsubori
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we outline our analysis of mass media and social media as used for disaster management. We looked at the differences among multiple sub-corpuses to find relatively unique keywords based on chronologies, geographic locations, or media types. We are currently analyzing a massive corpus collected from Internet news sources and Twitter after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
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- Mass and social media corpus analysis after the 2011 great east Japan earthquake
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