Everything you need to know about social media monitoring for public safety at crowds and events
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Crowd safety and major events: How to harness social media?
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A step-to-step guide to harnessing social media
By harnessing social media, you can rapidly recognise dangerous situations such as panic and threatening weather at mass gatherings. But how do you get started? Watch the replay of our webinar to learn more.
The replay of our webinar covers:
- Real-life cases of crowded events (e.g. festivals, sporting events and group formations);
- The preparation, monitoring during the event and the evaluation afterwards;
- The impact on the surrounding area (e.g. congestions);
- How to collaborate with other stakeholders;
- How to comply with laws and regulations;
- What the impact of recent and future innovation will be.
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Everything you need to know about social media monitoring for public safety at crowds and events
Watch the 35-minute replay of our webinar!
Watch the webinar
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A step-to-step guide to harnessing social media
Topic
By harnessing social media, you can rapidly recognise dangerous situations such as panic and threatening weather at mass gatherings. But how do you get started? Watch the replay of our webinar to learn more.
Time
35 minutes
By harnessing social media, you can rapidly recognise dangerous situations such as panic and threatening weather at mass gatherings. But how do you get started? Join our free webinar to learn more.
Our webinar covers:
- Real-life cases of crowded events (e.g. festivals, sporting events and group formations);
- The preparation, monitoring during the event and the evaluation afterwards;
- The impact on the surrounding area (e.g. congestions);
- How to collaborate with other stakeholders;
- How to comply with laws and regulations;
- What the impact of recent and future innovation will be.
