Qingqing Chen

Assistant Professor

James Madison University

United States

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Dr. Qingqing Chen is an Assistant Professor at James Madison University, USA. Her research areas include urban dynamics, social media analysis, and public health communication, with a focus on the intersection of urban smells, pedestrian activity, and vaccination discussions. Recent articles explore methodologies for analyzing movement patterns and spatial interactions based on geotagged social media data.

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University at Buffalo

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Articles (9)

Mapping the Invisible: Decoding Perceived Urban Smells Through Geosocial Media in New York City

Urban street dynamics: Assessing the relationship of sidewalk width and pedestrian activity in Auckland, New Zealand, based on mobile phone data

From print to perspective: A mixed-method analysis of the convergence and divergence of COVID-19 topics in newspapers and interviews

A nationwide dataset of de-identified activity spaces derived from geotagged social media data

A comparison between online social media discussions and vaccination rates: A tale of four vaccines

Categorizing urban space based on visitor density and diversity: A view through social media data

Analyzing the vaccination debate in social media data Pre- and Post-COVID-19 pandemic

Entangled footprints: Understanding urban neighbourhoods by measuring distance, diversity, and direction of flows in Singapore

Identifying home locations in human mobility data: an open-source R package for comparison and reproducibility

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Andrew Crooks

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