A Twitter Analysis on Information and Disinformation on the Arctic Region
Please note that the version of the application available to the public only focuses on the last four months ( from 2022-09-01 to 2023-02-28 ).
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To access our full database ( from 2020-01-01 to 2023-02-28 ), please contact Mathieu Landriault or Jean-François Savard.
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Team Members
Mathieu Landriault | École nationale d'administration publique |
Jean-Francois Savard | École nationale d'administration publique |
Isabelle Caron | Dalhousie University |
Alexandre Millette | École nationale d'administration publique |
Gabrielle LaFortune | Université d'Ottawa |
Aileen A. Espiritu | Arctic University of Norway |
Gregory A. Poelzer | Luleå University of Technology |
Julie Renaud | Université du Québec à Montréal |
Our Partners
Observatoire de la politique et la sécurité de l'Arctique |
Observatoire des administrations publiques autochtones |
Relations internationales et Francophonie |
Mobilizing Insights in Defence and Security (MINDS) |
Nordic Council of Ministers |
The Arctic University of Norway |
Luleå University of Technology |
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Interpretation Correlation Circle
Arrows : When the arrows are close to each others, it means there is a positive correlation
When the arrows point in opposite direction, it means there is a negative correlation
When the arrows are perpendicular to each other, it means there is no / a weak correlation
Furthermore, the length of the arrows inform us of the strength of the correlation. The shorter the arrows, the lower the correlations
The coefficient of determination table enables us to select only relevant variables for each component. Usually, only the variables with a cos^2 above the average are retained.
Methodology
The PCA analysis has been performed with a made-up dictionary built by the team. Therefore, there is some subjectivity in the words and thematics. You can find the exhaustive list below :
Environment : Amplification, carbon emission, climate change, climate crisis, climate emergency, cold, environment, glacier, greenhouse, ghg, heat, heatwave, ice, iceberg, ice cap, ice sheet, ipcc, melt, melting, methane, mountain, permafrost, rain, shelf, shelves, snow, temperature, thaw, warming, wildfire
Animals / Nature: animal, aurora, bear, borealis, ecosystem, fox, grizzly, habitat, jellyfish, narwhal, nature, pizzly, reindeer, seabirds, seal, shark, sled dog, squirrel, tern, whale, wildlife, wolf
Military / Security : airbase, airforce, army, attack, battalion, bomber, command, drill, fighter jet, f35, general, invasion, jet, military, military base, military exercise, mod, nato, navy, norad, power, radar, sea route, security, sovereign, sovereignty, subs, submarine, surveillance, transportation, war
Natural resources : blue economy, cod, drilling, energy, extraction, fisheries, fossil fuel, gas, haddock, LNG, mine, natural resources, offshore, oil, resource claims, resources
Diplomacy : agreement, alliance, ambassador, arctic council, consulate, cooperation, counterpart, diplomacy, diplomatic, leader, minister, ministerial, partnership, president, secretary, treaty
Indigenous : aboriginal, first nations, icc, indigenous, inuit, inuk, itk, residential school, saami, sami