Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences > Web Science Institute > CDT Web Science Innovation
Web Science Institute > CDT Web Science Innovation" and Year is 2016
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Knowledge discovery from social media data: a case of public twitter data for SMEs - Christopher Adetunji and Leslie Carr
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| 2016
Medical science in Wikipedia: the construction of scientific knowledge in open science projects - Reham, Fares Fayez Al Tamime, Wendy Hall and Richard Giordano
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2016
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Narrative extraction through the detection and characterisation of national and local events - Nicholas Bennett, David Millard and David Martin
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2016
| Research Group Cartography, Vienna University of Technology
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Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2016
Social media and disasters: applying a new conceptual framework to the case of Storm Desmond - Briony Gray, Mark J. Weal and David Martin
Type: Special issue
| 2016
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Collaborative social learning: rewards and challenges in
mainstream higher education - Lisa Harris, Nicholas Fair and Sarah Hewitt
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2016
| Association for Computing Machinery
The problem of identifying misogynist language on Twitter (and other online social spaces) - Sarah Hewitt, Thanassis Tiropanis and Christian Bokhove
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| 2016
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| 2016
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Comparison of Microsoft Academic (Graph) with Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar - Bartosz Paszcza
Type: Thesis
| 2016
| University of Southampton
Internet use, in- and exclusion in decision-making processes within political parties - Gefion Thuermer, Silke Roth, Markus Luczak-Roesch and Kieron O'Hara
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2016
| Association for Computing Machinery
Towards a theoretical approach for analysing music recommender systems as sociotechnical cultural intermediaries - Jack Webster, Nicholas Gibbins, Susan Halford and Brian J. Hracs
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| 2016
| Association for Computing Machinery
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