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Using Social Media Content in the Visual Analysis of Movement Data

@inproceedings{Krger2012UsingSM,
  title={Using Social Media Content in the Visual Analysis of Movement Data},
  author={Robert Kr{\"u}ger and Steffen Lohmann and Dennis Thom and Harald Bosch and Thomas Ertl},
  year={2012}
}
Data about the movement of people and objects is a rich source for visual analysis. However, understanding the data and inferring user behavior from it is often difficult due to missing context information. The goal of our research is to augment movement data by information derived from social media. In this paper, we present a visual concept that extends movement trajectories with terms extracted from geo-coded Twitter posts. The movement data comes from a large sample of e-bikes equipped with… 
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