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A key challenge is how to identify relevant information from a huge amount of user-generated data and then analyze the relevant data for automatic geocoded incident detection. This article looks at the exploitation of Twitter data in the traffic reporting domain. One domain where social media data can add value is transportation and traffic management. Social media has become an important source of near-instantaneous user-generated information that can be shared and analyzed to support better decision making. Shared information can come from many sources, particularly, but not exclusively, from sensors and social media. Smart communities are composed of groups, organizations, and individuals who share information and make use of that shared information for better decision making.
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