<p>(a.) Time series display the number of new U.S. Twitter users for three separate locations (Ann Arbor, MI, Denver, CO, and Arlington, VA) from mid-March 2006 through late-August 2009, normalized by the largest weekly increase in Denver users. (b.) Shows a plot of the cumulative fraction of each city's user base normalized by the total number of users in Denver, CO.</p
<p>The geographical awareness of each group was estimated based on the names of international cities...
Each circle corresponds to an individual bin and its size represents the number of tweets in that bi...
<p>Probability density of user activity (number of daily tweets N) grouped by country (A) and langu...
<p>(a.) The number of new U.S. Twitter users is plotted for each week, normalized by the maximum wee...
<p>For snapshot, the smaller, gray markers indicate locations that have already reached critical mas...
Geo-tagged tweets provide useful implications for studies in human geography, urban science, locatio...
An in-depth descriptive approach to the dynamics of the urban population is fundamental as a first s...
Twitter, the most popular micro-blogging site, having over 500 million registered users as of 2012 a...
<p>A-C: Violin plots of similarity of common land use types between Twitter users and the Travel sur...
<p>The geographical awareness of each group was estimated based on the names of U.S. cities mentione...
We present a large-scale analysis of activity on Twitter in 50 majorcities around the world througho...
<p>In the upper plot: the light blue line represents the weekly averages of tweets satisfying the AR...
Spatio-temporal dynamics of Twitter activity in American urban areas. Activity during an average day...
<p>Every tweet in the first dataset includes at least one name of a large city in the U.S. or elsewh...
While there is a large body of work examining the effects of social network structure on innovation ...
<p>The geographical awareness of each group was estimated based on the names of international cities...
Each circle corresponds to an individual bin and its size represents the number of tweets in that bi...
<p>Probability density of user activity (number of daily tweets N) grouped by country (A) and langu...
<p>(a.) The number of new U.S. Twitter users is plotted for each week, normalized by the maximum wee...
<p>For snapshot, the smaller, gray markers indicate locations that have already reached critical mas...
Geo-tagged tweets provide useful implications for studies in human geography, urban science, locatio...
An in-depth descriptive approach to the dynamics of the urban population is fundamental as a first s...
Twitter, the most popular micro-blogging site, having over 500 million registered users as of 2012 a...
<p>A-C: Violin plots of similarity of common land use types between Twitter users and the Travel sur...
<p>The geographical awareness of each group was estimated based on the names of U.S. cities mentione...
We present a large-scale analysis of activity on Twitter in 50 majorcities around the world througho...
<p>In the upper plot: the light blue line represents the weekly averages of tweets satisfying the AR...
Spatio-temporal dynamics of Twitter activity in American urban areas. Activity during an average day...
<p>Every tweet in the first dataset includes at least one name of a large city in the U.S. or elsewh...
While there is a large body of work examining the effects of social network structure on innovation ...
<p>The geographical awareness of each group was estimated based on the names of international cities...
Each circle corresponds to an individual bin and its size represents the number of tweets in that bi...
<p>Probability density of user activity (number of daily tweets N) grouped by country (A) and langu...