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|Tool Created in Year=2013 | |Tool Created in Year=2013 | ||
|Entry Created At=2021-10-14 | |Entry Created At=2021-10-14 | ||
|Entry Last Reviewed=2022- | |Entry Last Reviewed=2022-11-09 | ||
|Is Archived= | |Is Archived=No | ||
|Crisis Communication Matrix=Citizens to Authorities | |||
|Disaster Management Phase new=After, During | |||
|Data Sources=Twitter | |Data Sources=Twitter | ||
|Description=AIDR (Artificial Intelligence for Disaster Response) is a free and open-source software that automatically collects and classifies tweets that are posted during humanitarian crises. There are far too much data produced via social media during crisis situations for humans to manage them on their own. In addition, the data are too rich and complex for machines to successfully process them. AIDR combines the best of both worlds by combining human and machine intelligence. | |||
|Primary use=Disaster mangement | |||
|Business model=Freeware | |||
|Keyword search=Unknown | |Keyword search=Unknown | ||
|Hashtag search=Yes | |||
|Text analysis=Yes | |Text analysis=Yes | ||
|Filtering sorting searching=Yes | |||
|Data export=Yes | |||
|Third party tool integration=Yes | |||
|Historical data access=Yes | |||
|User interface languages=English, Arabic | |||
|Social Media Platforms=Twitter | |Social Media Platforms=Twitter | ||
|Email=aidr.qcri@gmail.com | |Email=aidr.qcri@gmail.com | ||
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|Last Updated=2021-08-31 | |Last Updated=2021-08-31 | ||
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Revision as of 15:42, 9 November 2022
Created: 31 August 2021
Last edited: 6 December 2022
Last edited: 6 December 2022
AIDR (Artificial Intelligence for Disaster Response) is a free and open-source software that automatically collects and classifies tweets that are posted during humanitarian crises. There are far too much data produced via social media during crisis situations for humans to manage them on their own. In addition, the data are too rich and complex for machines to successfully process them. AIDR combines the best of both worlds by combining human and machine intelligence.
Note: This description is based on content provided by the technology's website.
Launch Year
2013
Provider
Qatar Computing Research Institute
Qatar
Pricing
Unknown
User Interface Languages
English, Arabic
Supported Platforms
Crisis Communication Matrix (explanation)
Citizens to Authorities
Disaster Management Phase
Functions
Search & Monitor
Post & Schedule
Analysis
Metrics
Report
Collaboration
Interoperability
Meta
Linked to
- Guidelines
- Use cases
- None. See all Use Cases.