Construction of Urban Problem LOD using Crowdsourcing

  • Shusaku Egami The University of Electro-Communications
  • Takahiro Kawamura Japan Science and Technology Agency
  • Kouji Kozaki Osaka University
  • Akihiko Ohsuga The University of Electro-Communications
Keywords: Linked Open Data, Crowdsourcing, Urban problem, Causal Relation Extraction

Abstract

Municipalities in Japan have various urban problems such as traffic accidents, illegally parked bicycles, and noise pollution. However, using these data to solve urban problems is difficult, as these data are not structurally constructed. Hence, we aim to construct the Linked Data set that will facilitate the solving of urban problems. In this paper, we propose a method for semi-automatic construction of Linked Data with the causality of urban problems, based on Web pages and open government data. Specifically, we extracted causal relations using natural language processing and crowdsourcing to include problem causality in the Linked Data. Then, we provided an example query to confirm the relationships be-tween several problems. Finally, we discussed our crowdsourcing task design for extracting urban problem causality.

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Published
2019-05-31