Abstract: A rapid damage assessment is essential for practitioners to make timely and informed decisions following a disaster. This research aims to provide such an assessment through integrating multisource information that comprises ...

Abstract: Social media, a near-real-time information source, has been widely used to provide timely infrastructure-related insights following disasters. However, most previous social media–based studies have been solely focused on ...

Abstract: Megaproject branding on social media is especially needed in this digital era to prompt the success of megaproject delivery. Existing social media–driven branding studies often concentrated on general projects or products, ...

Abstract: A timely and reliable assessment of disaster impacts on highways is desired for executing evacuations, providing emergency services, and planning relief and recovery activities in disaster management. Although social media—a ...

Abstract: Due to its near-real-time crowdsourcing nature, social media demonstrates a great potential of rapidly reflecting public opinion during emergency events. However, systematic approaches are still desired to perceive public ...