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Spatio-Temporal Modeling and Crisis Sensibility Analysis Using Social Media Data

(2024)

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This thesis explores spatio-temporal modeling techniques to analyze social media user metrics, using Meta's data as a proxy for population distribution in the Philippines. The study examines various approaches, including econometric models, kriging, and Bayesian modeling for Gaussian processes, to address spatial and temporal auto-correlations in the data. Kernel-based methods are utilized both in spatio-temporal modeling, particularly through Gaussian processes, and in the development of a dynamic Crisis Sensitivity Index (CSI) during typhoon events. Overall, the thesis demonstrates the effectiveness of these advanced techniques in handling complex spatio-temporal datasets for population analysis and crisis impact assessment.