Research on Online Destination Image of Zhenjiang Section of the Grand Canal Based on Network Content Analysis

Yang, Yan; Sha, Chunfa; Su, Wencheng; Donkor, Edwin Kofi Nyefrer

doi:10.3390/su14052731

Cited by 15 publications

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“…Cues that were communicated through online city branding via webpages, social media, and virtual communities shaped the positive impressions that respondents had of their potential host city. This finding is related to the findings of other scholars, who suggest that individuals use information on the internet to shape their image about a particular place [51][52][53]. Furthermore, our findings reveal that individuals rely on their personal networks to decide where they want to move.…”

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confidence: 88%

Early Career Stage Academics and Their Expatriation Destination: What Drives Their City Choice in Enhancing Regional Sustainability?

2022

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Amid a growing interest in how geographical location functions as a motive for self-initiated expatriate (SIE) academics to choose their next employer, more research is needed to understand how academics select a potential location for their expatriation. With the goal of contributing to the literature on SIE academics, this study explores the cues that drive early career-stage academics to choose a destination—Copenhagen or Amsterdam—when accepting an international job offer. The data reveal that four frames drive SIE academics’ meaning-making regarding a potential destination city: positive impression, livable city, familiarity, and political stability and career development expectations. This paper concludes with a discussion of how our findings contribute to the higher education and mobility literature and offers important implications for practice.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 88%

Early Career Stage Academics and Their Expatriation Destination: What Drives Their City Choice in Enhancing Regional Sustainability?

2022

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“…A study on the Zhenjiang portion of the Grand Canal was conducted by Yang et al (2022) using articles from the Chinese social network WeChat. The most crucial words were identified using frequency analysis, and topic segmentation was carried out manually by subject-matter specialists.…”

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What does the media tell us about a destination? The Cancun case, seen from the USA, Canada, and Mexico

Olmos-Martínez

Álvarez‐Carmona²,

Aranda³

et al. 2023

IJTC

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Purpose This study aims to present a framework for automatically collecting, cleaning and analyzing text (news articles, in this case) to provide valuable decision-making information to destination management organizations. Keeping a record of certain aspects of the projected destination image of an attraction (Cancun in this study) will grant the design of better strategies for the promotion and administration of destinations without the time-consuming effort of manually evaluating high quantities of textual information. Design/methodology/approach Using Web scraping, news articles were collected from the USA, Mexico and Canada over an interval of one year. The documents were analyzed using an automatic topic modeling method known as Latent Dirichlet Allocation and a coherence analysis to determine the number of themes present in each collection. With the data provided, the authors were able to extract valuable information to understand how Cancun is presented to the countries. Findings It was found that in all countries, Cancun is an important destination to travel and vacation; however, given the period defined for this study (from July 2021 to July 2022), an important part of the articles analyzed was concerned with the sanitary measures derived from the COVID-19 pandemic. Besides, given the rise of violence and the threat of organized crime, many articles from the three countries are focused on warning potential tourists about the risks of traveling to Cancun. Originality/value The examination of the relevant literature revealed that similar analyses are manually performed by the experts on a set of predefined categories. Although those approaches are methodologically sound, the logistic effort and the time used could become prohibitively expensive, precluding carrying out this analysis frequently. Additionally, the preestablished categories to be studied in press articles may distort the results. For these reasons, the proposed framework automatically allows for gathering valuable information for decision-making in an unbiased manner.

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“…The earliest research on ergonomics evaluation is mainly to determine whether the specific humanmachine interface scale is suitable for human scale, mostly using two-dimensional human template or threedimensional human model evaluation methods. From the viewpoint of the contents of ergonomics evaluation, it mainly includes the following aspects, such as humanmachine interface design guidelines and standards, human model structure and ergonomics evaluation methods, and specific applications of ergonomics evaluation [17]. The mathematical procedure of man-machine evaluation of ship design is completed by combining the operational requirements, evaluating the visual process functions based on computer simulation technology in simulating ship evacuation and routine operations, grouping the functions of components, determining the standard operational actions, constructing weight sets for specific elements using the Delphi method, and completing the mathematical procedure after weighting and other processing [18].…”

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Online Visual Communication and Scene Reconstruction of Cruise Travel under the Background of Virtual Reality

Su¹,

Wang

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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This paper takes the cruise passenger cabin as the research object, builds the virtual environment model according to the relevant theoretical knowledge and materials, introduces and studies the theory of ergonomic design evaluation, establishes the human-machine environment evaluation index system and comprehensive evaluation model of the cruise passenger cabin, introduces several common comprehensive evaluation methods, compares the advantages and disadvantages of different methods, and combines them with this design object so as to select the applicable evaluation method to evaluate the cabin design scheme. It also introduces several common comprehensive evaluation methods, compares the advantages and disadvantages of different methods, combines them with the design object, so as to select the applicable evaluation methods to evaluate the cabin design scheme and make the cabin design evaluation more systematic, accurate, and reasonable, realizes the three-dimensional visualization of the cruise ship cabin based on virtual reality technology and other technologies, and conducts the ergonomic evaluation of the design effect. The relevant knowledge involved includes human-machine-environment system engineering theory, 3D modeling theory, hierarchical analysis theory, fuzzy comprehensive evaluation theory, and virtual reality development theory. The concept of intelligent environment design is introduced into the environmental design of the intelligent entertainment system of cruise ships, and after the systematic study of the user’s demand level and cabin environment design element system, the problems existing in it are handled and combined with intelligent products, the different functions of intelligence are classified and studied, and the different forms of control are specifically studied to provide the basis for the subsequent specific design. In the case study, an overall evaluation of the architectural aesthetics of the target ship was derived through evaluation experiments. Based on the results, specific indicators at different levels can be traced, thus providing guidance directions for optimal design. The methods such as fuzzy synthesis evaluation and the idea of integrating the evaluation process with VR experience adopted in this paper can provide reference ideas for similar studies.

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Research on Online Destination Image of Zhenjiang Section of the Grand Canal Based on Network Content Analysis

Cited by 15 publications

References 66 publications

Early Career Stage Academics and Their Expatriation Destination: What Drives Their City Choice in Enhancing Regional Sustainability?

Early Career Stage Academics and Their Expatriation Destination: What Drives Their City Choice in Enhancing Regional Sustainability?

What does the media tell us about a destination? The Cancun case, seen from the USA, Canada, and Mexico

Online Visual Communication and Scene Reconstruction of Cruise Travel under the Background of Virtual Reality

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