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DESCRIPTION:Social media is an invaluable source of time-critical informati
 on during a crisis. However\, emergency response and humanitarian relief o
 rganizations that would like to use this information struggle with an aval
 anche of social media messages\, exceeding their capacity to process them.
  In this talk\, we will look at how interdisciplinary research has enabled
  the creation of new tools for emergency managers\, decision makers\, and 
 affected communities. These tools typically incorporate a combination of a
 utomatic processing and crowdsourcing. The talk will also look at methodol
 ogical challenges of this type of research. Bio: Carlos Castillo is a rese
 archer on social computing with a background on information retrieval. Car
 los received his Ph.D from the University of Chile (2004)\, and did a post
 -doc at Sapienza Universitá di Roma (2006) before working as a scientist a
 nd senior scientist at Yahoo! Research (2006-2012)\, and as a senior scien
 tist and principal scientist at Qatar Computing Research Institute (2012-2
 015). He is a prolific\, highly-cited researcher\, who has been influentia
 l in the areas of web content quality\, web credibility\, and adversarial 
 web search. His publications include an upcoming book on Big Crisis Data\,
  a book on Information and Influence Propagation\, and a monograph on Adve
 rsarial Web Search.
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LOCATION:Via Ariosto 25\, Aula Magna
SUMMARY:Seminario: Big Crisis Data - an exciting frontier for applied compu
 ting - Carlos Castillo
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