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Workshop Report: Identification of Key Knowledge Gaps in Social Media Use During Disasters

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This report examines four types of challenges (operantional; social science; visual and data analytics; & technical challenges) in social media use during disasters.

Workshop Report: Identification of Key Knowledge Gaps in Social Media Use During Disasters
http://www.hsuniversityprograms.org/default/assets/File/DHS-NGA%20Social%20Media%20Workshop-Jul2013-Final%20Report.pdf

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