Yukari Shirota

We would like to make a database of the time-series economics event data issued by the East Japan earthquake disaster on March 2011 so that we could hand the data to posterity. The point of the recording is social network data mining and visualization. To emphasize the time-series data, we will add event text information by the data mining to the economic index data. Then we will conduct visualization of the multi-layered relationships among the economic events. The sophisticated graphics with a slider and three-dimensional graphics would be helpful to have young people understand what had been happened under the calamity. If we published research results as a form of technical papers, no young people would read and understand the results. Therefore, we will intend to develop teaching materials by using the economic analytical data. The point of our analytical methods is an insight into the nature of real-time process and the ignorance, which has been proposed by Prof. Okumura. To emphasize the real-time process of economic events, using the storylines, we would be able to educate economical actions of each economical entity varying from hour to hour under the calamity situations fraught with uncertainty