EcoMo@ICWSM

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Publications

2016

Matteo Giuliani, Jacopo Mossina
Reducing the Intrusiveness of Energy and Water End-Use Disaggregation via Social Media and Users Interactions. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Chris A. Boulton, Humphrey Shotton, Hywel T. P. Williams
Using Social Media to Detect and Locate Wildfires. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Lara S. G. Piccolo, Miriam Fernández, Harith Alani, Arno Scharl, Michael Föls, David D. Herring
Climate Change Engagement: Results of a Multi-Task Game with a Purpose. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Marco Brambilla, Andrea Mauri, Eric Umuhoza
Model Driven Development of Social Media Environmental Monitoring Applications. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Sofiane Abbar, Tahar Zanouda, Laure Berti-Équille, Javier Borge-Holthoefer
Using Twitter to Understand Public Interest in Climate Change: The Case of Qatar. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Nataliya Tkachenko, Rob Procter, Stephen A. Jarvis
From Kontrollverlust to Kontrollgewinn: Rediscovering a Meso-Level Normative Hierarchy for Integrated Water Management in England Using On-Line Activities. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Julia Proskurnia, Karl Aberer, Philippe Cudré-Mauroux
Please Sign to Save... : How Online Environmental Petitions Succeed. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Social Web for Environmental and Ecological Monitoring, Papers from the 2016 ICWSM Workshop, Cologne, Germany, May 17, 2016 EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)
Seung-Hoi Kim, Yu-i Ha, Meeyoung Cha, Jiyon Lee, Byoung-Jik Kim, Dong-Myung Lee
Public Discourse on Environmental Pollution and Health in Korea: Tweets Following the Fukushima Nuclear Accident. EcoMo@ICWSM (2016)