Social media insights for sustainable development and humanitarian action in Indonesia

Amin, Imaduddin; Pramestri, Zakiya; Hodge, George; Lee, Jong Gun

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/971/1/012040

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

2018

DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/971/1/012040

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Social media insights for sustainable development and humanitarian action in Indonesia

Imaduddin Amin

Zakiya Pramestri

George Hodge

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Disaster Health Care and Resiliency: A Systematic Review of the Application of Social Network Data Analytics

Rasouli Panah,

Madanian,

2024

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Objectives This systematic literature review explores the applications of social network platforms for disaster health care management and resiliency and investigates their potential to enhance decision-making and policy formulation for public health authorities during such events. Methods A comprehensive search across academic databases yielded 90 relevant studies. Utilizing qualitative and thematic analysis, the study identified the primary applications of social network data analytics during disasters, organizing them into 5 key themes: communication, information extraction, disaster Management, Situational Awareness, and Location Identification. Results The findings highlight the potential of social networks as an additional tool to enhance decision-making and policymaking for public health authorities in disaster settings, providing a foundation for further research and innovative approaches in this field. Conclusions However, analyzing social network data has significant challenges due to the massive volume of information generated and the prevalence of misinformation. Moreover, it is important to point out that social network users do not represent individuals without access to technology, such as some elderly populations. Therefore, relying solely on social network data analytics is insufficient for effective disaster health care management. To ensure efficient disaster management and control, it is necessary to explore alternative sources of information and consider a comprehensive approach.

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Disaster Health Care and Resiliency: A Systematic Review of the Application of Social Network Data Analytics

Rasouli Panah,

Madanian,

2024

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Social media insights for sustainable development and humanitarian action in Indonesia

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Disaster Health Care and Resiliency: A Systematic Review of the Application of Social Network Data Analytics

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