Learning Social Meta-knowledge for Nowcasting Human Mobility in Disaster
Learning Social Meta-knowledge for Nowcasting Human Mobility in Disaster
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10.1145/3543507.3583991
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2023-04
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Renhe Jiang;Zhaonan Wang;Yudong Tao;Chuang Yang;Xuan Song;R. Shibasaki;Shu‐Ching Chen;Mei-Ling Shyu-Mei-L
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Renhe Jiang;Zhaonan Wang;Yudong Tao;Chuang Yang;Xuan Song;R. Shibasaki;Shu‐Ching Chen;Mei-Ling Shyu-Mei-L
Human mobility nowcasting is a fundamental research problem for intelligent transportation planning, disaster responses and management, etc. In particular, human mobility under big disasters such as hurricanes and pandemics deviates from its daily routine to a large extent, which makes the task more challenging. Existing works mainly focus on traffic or crowd flow prediction in normal situations. To tackle this problem, in this study, disaster-related Twitter data is incorporated as a covariate to understand the public awareness and attention about the disaster events and thus perceive their impacts on the human mobility. Accordingly, we propose a Meta-knowledge-Memorizable Spatio-Temporal Network (MemeSTN), which leverages memory network and meta-learning to fuse social media and human mobility data. Extensive experiments over three real-world disasters including Japan 2019 typhoon season, Japan 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, and US 2019 hurricane season were conducted to illustrate the effectiveness of our proposed solution. Compared to the state-of-the-art spatio-temporal deep models and multivariate-time-series deep models, our model can achieve superior performance for nowcasting human mobility in disaster situations at both country level and state level.