Making Sense of Microposts at Scientific Conferences

  • Kraker P
  • Jeanquartier F
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Abstract

Twitter is being widely used at scientific conferences. Fol- lowing the microblogging stream, however, adds to the cog- nitive load of a conference participant. Therefore, there is a need for means of extracting the most important topics from a Twitter stream. This demo paper presents an adaptable system for detecting trends based on Twitter, and shows how it can be used within the setting of a conference. Fol- lowing the cues of visual analytics, we use visualizations to show both the temporal evolution of topics, and the relations between different topics.

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Kraker, P., & Jeanquartier, F. (2012). Making Sense of Microposts at Scientific Conferences. In WWW 2012 Workshop on Making Sense of Micrposts. Retrieved from http://socsem.open.ac.uk/msm2012/sites/default/files/proceedings_papers/paper_03.pdf

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