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Quality Analysis of Information Openness Based on National Major Emergency Cases

Wei, Jingzhu; Liu, Rui

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https://hdl.handle.net/2142/109687

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Title
Quality Analysis of Information Openness Based on National Major Emergency Cases
Author(s)
  • Wei, Jingzhu
  • Liu, Rui
Issue Date
2021-03-17
Keyword(s)
  • National Major Emergencies
  • Information Openness
  • Quality Analysis
Abstract
At present, the information openness management of national major emergencies arises some problems, such as decentralization, weak systematization, lack of in-depth processing of information, insufficient aggregation of relevant information, etc., result in negative impact on people's access to information of national major emergencies. Many cases of information openness of major emergencies have complete information content, which is hidden in various databases. However, they are not knowledgeable enough to provide historical experience. This research aims to provide an approach to analyze the quality of information openness of national major emergency and use Chinese national major emergencies as cases to gain valuable knowledge. Through this way, many aspects of national major emergencies information openness quality will be enhanced, such as specific major emergencies’ prevention, monitoring, early warning, responding, rescuing, recovering, reconstruction, and methods of information openness. In this paper, quality analysis of information openness refers to data quality, spread quality, and service quality. This research contains three sections to discuss methods of quality analysis of information openness based on national major emergency cases which are knowledge graph construction, case analysis, and public opinion analysis.
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iSchools
Type of Resource
text
Language
eng
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http://hdl.handle.net/2142/109687
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Copyright 2021 is held by Jingzhu Wei and Rui Liu. Copyright permissions, when appropriate, must be obtained directly from the authors.

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