New Methods for Representing and Interacting with Qualitative Geographic Information

作者: Alexander Savelyev , Scott Pezanowski , Anthony C. Robinson , Alan M. MacEachren

DOI: 10.21236/ADA580813

关键词: Computer scienceQualitative feedbackWorld Wide WebCoding (social sciences)Qualitative propertyUsabilityGeospatial analysisSocial mediaHuman–computer interaction

摘要: Abstract : Our aim for this component of research was to evaluate the prototype SensePlace2 environment gauge its support key tasks related spatio-temporal analysis qualitative data derived from social media sources (with focus on Twitter). preliminary findings reveal that participants view as having capability integrate and analyze geospatial dimensions media, but execution interface has many limitations ease use efficient analysis. Participants proposed additional features they felt would improve utility a range adjustments usability. Qualitative feedback our shows users were able generate good answers task prompts in most instances. However, frequently mention their difficult uncertain about quality those answers. This further supports overall finding mechanisms may exist solid analysis, means interacting with these require significant refinement. Results evaluation will be applied specific improvements development refined analytical methods.

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