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Assessing and improving the trustworthiness of social media for emergency management: A literature review

Hiltz et al., 2012

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15165321112075183105
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Hiltz S
Gonzalez J
Van de Walle B
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Proceedings of the Norwegian Information Security Conference (NISK), Bodo, Norway

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Postings from social media can be very valuable in emergency management, both for providing actionable information that is up to date and very detailed in terms of the location of problems needing attention, and in disseminating news and instructions to the public …
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