My colleagues and I work on developing computational and visual approaches to understand spatial, temporal and demographic patterns in family networks. Please send me a message if you are interested in using our methodology or if you have common research interests for potential collaboration. I attached our recent publication and below is my website where you can find more information.
www.geo-social.com
Article Mapping family connectedness across space and time
Dear Caglar Koylu
I am quite interested by your methodology and tools as I am working about diaspora connectedness in the e-diaspora project at the EHESS (France). We have already gathered a lot of data about diasporas on the web and we want now to analyse the time dimension of these networks.
You can find more informations about our project at :
http://www.e-diasporas.fr/
along our results that you can access freely.
Cheers
Eric Leclerc
Dear Eric,
Thanks for your response. Your research is very interesting and I think is very related to my methodology for visualizing social connectedness across space and time. There is a great opportunity for collaboration. I would like to learn more about your research and hopefully apply the methodology to your data to visualize diaspora connectedness across geographic space and through time.
If you have an English version of your article and maybe some information to describe the metadata such as:
- What are the geolocations? How are they derived? In what context is geography important? For example, use of virtual space (communities) to organize events in physical space.
- How do you define connections(edges) in the network? And are you interested in reflecting the connections in the geographic space as well as the network space?
- How is the temporal dimension is collected?
Please feel free to send a personal message or email at [email protected].
Best,
-Caglar
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