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| author | Sinnott, Richard |
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| contents | The Australian Digital Observatory (ADO) was funded by ARDC in 2021 to support large-scale access to and use of social media data by Australian researchers. Examples of the social media data originally of interest included data from platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, Foursquare, Reddit, YouTube and e-Gaming platforms such as Steam/Valve. Since then the core ADO platform has been established: ADOReD - Australian Digital Observatory Research Dashboard (https://www.ado.eresearch.unimelb.edu.au/) at The University of Melbourne. The ADOReD platform includes large-scale Cloud-based data harvesting from a subset of the aforementioned social media platforms (Twitter, Reddit, FlickR, Foursquare, YouTube). However given the disruptions to the social media landscape and especially Twitter with the take-over by Elon Musk in 2022, the platform now incorporates data from the open source Mastodon platform. This talk will cover the core functionality offered through ADOReD along with an exploration of the data it makes available. This includes data, aggregation, topic modelling, sentiment analysis and rich text-based querying capabilities. The talk will also explore some of the technical challenges related to the Cloud infrastructure upon which ADOReD depends and the ramifications of dealing with truly big data. |
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| spellingShingle | The Australian Digital Observatory: The Stories We Can Tell Sinnott, Richard Social media The Australian Digital Observatory (ADO) was funded by ARDC in 2021 to support large-scale access to and use of social media data by Australian researchers. Examples of the social media data originally of interest included data from platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, Foursquare, Reddit, YouTube and e-Gaming platforms such as Steam/Valve. Since then the core ADO platform has been established: ADOReD - Australian Digital Observatory Research Dashboard (https://www.ado.eresearch.unimelb.edu.au/) at The University of Melbourne. The ADOReD platform includes large-scale Cloud-based data harvesting from a subset of the aforementioned social media platforms (Twitter, Reddit, FlickR, Foursquare, YouTube). However given the disruptions to the social media landscape and especially Twitter with the take-over by Elon Musk in 2022, the platform now incorporates data from the open source Mastodon platform. This talk will cover the core functionality offered through ADOReD along with an exploration of the data it makes available. This includes data, aggregation, topic modelling, sentiment analysis and rich text-based querying capabilities. The talk will also explore some of the technical challenges related to the Cloud infrastructure upon which ADOReD depends and the ramifications of dealing with truly big data. |
| title | The Australian Digital Observatory: The Stories We Can Tell |
| topic | Social media |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15290123 |