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Snapshot of Skype logs extracts 2.-Activation announcement.

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Fig. 2. Snapshot of Skype logs extracts 2.-Activation announcement.
Fig. 3. Illustration of the 'Listing' phase.
Fig. 4. Illustration of the 'Listening & Verification' phase.
Fig. 5. Illustration of the 'Reporting' phase.
Fig. 6. Process workflow.
Process Workflow in Crowdsourced Digital Disaster Responses
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This paper examines the workflow and sense-making activities of digital volunteers, showing how they acquire, assess, process and scrutinise crowdsourced information to warrant confidence that the data satisfies the standard of engagement, production and analysis. We do so by studying a digital disaster response organisation - Humanity Road - throu...
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... based on the results of the study in the investigated contexts, this paper proposes an analytical framework that offers a fresh perspective and deeper insight into the activities of the digital humanitarian response process workflow (Appendix 2 -Fig. ...

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Harnessing social and collaborative tools in digital disaster response work: Implications for design and practice
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This paper explores the implication of the use and appropriation of collaborative technologies in digital disaster response. Using a virtual ethnographic approach, we studied the work of Humanity Road through participant observation of seventeen response operations across thirteen countries for seventeen months. The results identify critical areas where collaborative technologies have been successfully deployed for organising disaster responses. Our analysis offers insights into the areas where these technologies have facilitated or hindered the capacity of cooperative work during response operations. We conclude by suggesting implications for design and practice.
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