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360° Social Media Analysis (BETA)
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*The results are based on analysis of social data with background knowledge from DBPedia and uses Semantic Web technologies.
The tag cloud starts by summarizing latest tweets for the event and evolves as new tweets arrive. Only those tweets with location information are shown on the map.
Note: This map and tag cloud are updated to the second based on the India Against Corruption activity on Twitter.
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Click a section of the chart to view some sentimental tweets. |
A Semantic Social Web application with real-time monitoring and multi-faceted analysis of social signals to provide insights and a framework for situational awareness, in-depth event analysis and coordination, emergency response aid, reputation management etc.
Users are sharing voluminous social data (800M+ active Facebook users, 1B+ tweets/week) through social networking platforms accessible by Web and increasingly via mobile devices. This gives unprecedented opportunity to decision makers-- from corporate analysts to coordinators during emergencies, to answer questions or take actions related to a broad variety of activities and situations: who should they really engage with, how to prioritize posts for actions in the voluminous data stream, what are the needs and who are the resource providers in emergency event, how is corporate brand performing, and does the customer support adequately serve the needs while managing corporate reputation etc. We demonstrate these capabilities using Twitris+.
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