ASU and Hanyang University Mini-Conference
In February 2021, ASU's Center on Technology, Data, and Society and the Center for Computational Social Science (C2S2; https://c2s2.hanyang.ac.kr/) at Hanyang University (HYU) in Korea held a virtual mini-conference on the theme of “Data Analytics and Computational Modeling for Social Challenges: Public Policy and Management Implications."
Both centers have several researchers working on research projects using data analytics or computational modeling to better understand and approach social issues. Invited researchers shared their working projects and discussed public policy and management implications with conference participants.
Slides from the sessions can be found below:
Exploring Green Gentrification by Linking Satellite Imagery, Land Use, and Census Data Yushim Kim, Public Affairs, ASU and Michelle Stuhlmacher, Geography, DePaul University |
Where Do Best Ideas Come From? Unpacking Idea Trajectories on Small World Networks Spiro Maroulis, Public Affairs, ASU and Maxim Sytch, Management and Organization, University of Michigan |
Inferential Statistics with Semantic Network Jesse Lecy, Community Resource and Development, ASU |
The Grassroots Digital Economy in Real Time During Covid-19 Karen Mossberger, Public Affairs, ASU; Caroline Tolbert, Political Science, University of Iowa; Scott LaCombe, Government and Data Sciences, Smith College; Meredith McCullough, ASU |
Mobility and Quality of Life among Wheelchair Users: A Study using Data from Mobile Devices in South Korea Hansung Kim, Sociology, HYU and Jaehyuk Cha, Computer Science, HYU |
Identifying Cohesive Subgroups in Emergency Response Networks Seong Soo Oh, Public Administration, HYU and Sang-Wook Kim, Computer Science, HYU |
Structural Inertia to Social Media Silence: A Multilevel Analysis of the Network Topology Effects on Participation Disparity in Facebook Dongyoung Sohn, Media and Communication, HYU and Yong Suk Choi, Computer Science, HYU |