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A Literature Review on Big Data and Social Media Usage in Disaster Management

Türkay DERELİ
Nazmiye ÇELİK
Cihan ÇETİNKAYA
Pages
114–125
Publication Date
2018-10-31
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In this study, a literature review is conducted considering big data and social media in the light of disaster management and specifically disaster relief.

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Key Findings & Data:Relevant information taken from social media and the intelligent web has increased the situational awareness of decision makers.
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Most of the disaster management activities are naturally related to traditional operation research and management science applications. But recently, big data information technology and social media in particular has become an integral part of disaster management. Relevant information taken from social media and the intelligent web has increased the situational awareness of decision makers. Disaster management decisions have important impacts on; the safety of disaster victims, environment, economic systems, organizations etc. Reliable, timely, consistent, sufficient and qualified information is critical in the phases of disaster management. In this study, a literature review is conducted considering big data and social media in the light of disaster management and specifically disaster relief.

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Most of the disaster management activities are naturally related to traditional operation research and management science applications. But recently, big data information technology and social media in particular has become an integral part of disaster management. Relevant information taken from social media and the intelligent web has increased the situational awareness of decision makers. Disaster management decisions have important impacts on; the safety of disaster victims, environment, economic systems, organizations etc. Reliable, timely, consistent, sufficient and qualified information is critical in the phases of disaster management. In this study, a literature review is conducted considering big data and social media in the light of disaster management and specifically disaster relief.

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DERELİ, T., ÇELİK, N., ÇETİNKAYA, C. (2018). A Literature Review on Big Data and Social Media Usage in Disaster Management. Afet ve Risk Dergisi, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 2, 114–125. https://ajindex.com/articles/75408

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