182 citations
Counting papers with at most 25 authors, so collaboration author lists do not stand in for the people here.
- The University of MelbourneAU58 papers
- Queensland University of TechnologyAU33 papers
- Monash UniversityAU18 papers
- University of Science and Technology of ChinaCN16 papers
- The University of AdelaideAU10 papers
- Australian Research CouncilAU7 papers
- Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueFR6 papers
- Minjiang UniversityCN6 papers
- University of OxfordGB6 papers
- University of Technology SydneyAU6 papers
- UNSW SydneyAU6 papers
- The University of SydneyAU5 papers
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Promoting and countering misinformation during Australia's 2019-2020 bushfires: A case study of polarisation
Derek Weber, Lucia Falzon, Lewis Mitchell +1
During Australia's unprecedented bushfires in 2019-2020, misinformation blaming arson resurfaced on Twitter using #ArsonEmergency. The extent to which bots were responsible for dis…
Exploring the effect of streamed social media data variations on social network analysis
Derek Weber, Mehwish Nasim, Lewis Mitchell +1
To study the effects of Online Social Network (OSN) activity on real-world offline events, researchers need access to OSN data, the reliability of which has particular implications…
A method to evaluate the reliability of social media data for social network analysis
Derek Weber, Mehwish Nasim, Lewis Mitchell +1
To study the effects of Online Social Network (OSN) activity on real-world offline events, researchers need access to OSN data, the reliability of which has particular implications…
Popularity and Centrality in Spotify Networks: Critical transitions in eigenvector centrality
Tobin South, Matthew Roughan, Lewis Mitchell
The modern age of digital music access has increased the availability of data about music consumption and creation, facilitating the large-scale analysis of the complex networks th…
#ArsonEmergency and Australia's "Black Summer": Polarisation and misinformation on social media
Derek Weber, Mehwish Nasim, Lucia Falzon +1
During the summer of 2019-20, while Australia suffered unprecedented bushfires across the country, false narratives regarding arson and limited backburning spread quickly on Twitte…
SMERC: Social media event response clustering using textual and temporal information
Peter Mathews, Caitlin Gray, Lewis Mitchell +2
Tweet clustering for event detection is a powerful modern method to automate the real-time detection of events. In this work we present a new tweet clustering approach, using a pro…