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Visualizing SpatioTemporal Keyword Trends in Online News Articles
Online sources of news have steadily supplanted their paper counterparts alongside the growth of the internet. This growth in online news has led to a surplus of data in the form of the text of news articles published online. While an abundance of data is obviously desirable, it can make it difficult for a human to analyze and find trends in the data without assistance. The application demonstrated in the paper aims to aid users in such analysis by building a spatio-textual and spatiotemporal data visualization based on the existing NewsStand architecture. The application is shown to be applicable to tracking the changing geographic prevalence of a disease (e.g., COVID-19) over time.