Web information monitoring and crowdsourcing for promoting and enhancing the Algerian geoheritage

Annad, Oussama; Bendaoud, Abderrahmane; Goria, Stéphane

doi:10.1007/s12517-017-3061-6

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“…As previously mentioned with the Google Image Labeler, indexing images using a form of GWAP is not new. From the point of view of designing a set of cards dedicated to this purpose, previous experiences are a little more rare [53][61], but some can be found, some of which can be associated with a monitoring system [62]. However, we have not found any case of GWAP intended for a design trend monitoring.…”

Section: Research Modelmentioning

confidence: 90%

deck of cards to help track design trends to assist the creation of new products

Goria¹

2022

Int. J. TIM

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The more competition becomes important, the more companies need to innovate in order to survive. This requires creative, adaptable, strategic intelligence ability. We will focus here on the latter capacity and particularly on knowledge acquisition for anticipating product design changes and recognizing opportunities as well as threats related to possible innovations. To do this, we propose to focus on the search for and the identification of signals that allow us to identify trends and design constants to interpret some of them as opportunities or threats of disruptive innovations in product design. The specificity of our proposition is about a knowledge acquisition system that used a physical card game as a tool for data collection. The data collection is based on common points recognized in images during several games of a card deck that are not always played by the same people. Its drawback is that it requires manual indexing of the collected data and a paper printout of the cards. We have tested the feasibility of using this type of collection with students, which we also discuss in this paper.

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Section: Research Modelmentioning

confidence: 90%

deck of cards to help track design trends to assist the creation of new products

Goria¹

2022

Int. J. TIM

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“…Among the inspired forms that can contribute to recruitment, those based on crowdsourcing (gwap) are quite effective and adaptable to different contexts. For example, by involving numerous people, some more or less expert, and by cross-referencing their responses, it is possible to complement the existing data, estimating a date, a location [71], relevant keywords (we will return to this in the case of knowledge capitalization). Similarly, problem-solving by exploring multiple possibilities, drawing on the intuition and understanding of a crowd of people, can also be envisaged.…”

Section: Knowledge Acquisition and Updatementioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge management as a prism to better distinguish useful forms derived from or inspired by games or play activities

Goria

2023

From Theory of Knowledge Management to Practice

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Games, play and, by extension, gamification, or playification activities can be seen as sources of inspiration for the development of many and varied devices. The scientific literature on the subject and the tools, activities, or systems used are in full development and focus as much on the characteristics of the forms as on the characteristics of the components themselves. It therefore seemed appropriate and justified to link these uses to knowledge management. Indeed, each aspect of knowledge management can be associated with one or more categories of serious games, serious play, game with a purpose, game-derived, etc. Knowledge management can thus be used as a model for a meta-analysis of game-derived forms employed within organizations. It seems equally relevant to us to reflexively question the categories of jobs inspired by and derived from games, and to define their main characteristics, as contributions to the strands of knowledge management. A whole field of practice and study can thus be revealed at the intersection of those of knowledge management and forms of devices or professional tasks more or less inspired by games.

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“…The basis of crowdsourcing is formed by people who want to feel themselves belonging to a group or community or by volunteers who seek to create added value through their hobbies or interests. This reduces the costs for organizations such as geographic information organizations, as well as for different sectors, and it can make failure costless (Annad et al, 2017). As with any system, crowdsourcing practices also have negative effects and consequences.…”

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Design and use of crowdsourcing geographic data collection system during the monitoring phase of Environmental Impact Assessment reports

2021

Global NEST: The International Journal

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When the whole earth is considered as a geographic place, it is clearly seen that the physical and social processes in the Earth’s crust have a direct or indirect connection with geography. In this century named information era, it is vital to find new solutions to people’s problems by getting different results from gathering, providing, and querying information. Geographic information systems are frequently used in the preparation and implementation stages of environmental impact assessment (EIA) projects. However, the failure to use spatial data effectively during the monitoring phase, which is the final step of the assessment process, causes the inability to determine whether the activities undertaken in the report are implemented. This situation causes EIA reports and activities to be questioned or even not accepted by the public. By inter-organizational data sharing, geographical data needs can be met and duplicate data productions can be avoided.  However, the problem of updating the geographical data provided always comes out as the real problem.  At this point, there are approaches that are defined as Crowdsourcing which refers the way of solving the problems of the institutions by utilizing the knowledge and experience outsourced. The most important institutional concern regarding crowdsourcing and geographical data extraction reveals itself as data consistency and accuracy. With the system developed within the scope of this study, the status of EIA projects in implementation with the development of the project will be effectively controlled with the participation of the administration and the public. A crowdsourcing-based system has been prepared and introduced to ensure the participation of the public. With this study, the development of the project and the problems experienced during the monitoring phase can be controlled. Thus, it will be ensured that any negative situation that could be experienced will be prevented or minimized in a way that will not harm the environment.

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Web information monitoring and crowdsourcing for promoting and enhancing the Algerian geoheritage

Cited by 11 publications

References 41 publications

deck of cards to help track design trends to assist the creation of new products

deck of cards to help track design trends to assist the creation of new products

Knowledge management as a prism to better distinguish useful forms derived from or inspired by games or play activities

Design and use of crowdsourcing geographic data collection system during the monitoring phase of Environmental Impact Assessment reports

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