Transboundary E-waste Main Menu Introduction: a map of the map. An introductory page for users after the landing page. Defining a starting point for the controversy map. A description of how we obtained a floating statement for the controversy map. Mapping the controversy on the web. A path containing the movements through the web corpus. Mapping the controversy on the scholarly web. A path leading users through the controversy as it can be traced in the scholalrly literature. Key findings. A short summary of key findings with links to appropriate parts of the map. Procedures for mapping the wild web. A path through the procedures we used to map the wild web. Procedures for mapping the scholarly web. A path through the procedures used to map the scholarly web. References, further reading, and tools. A page offering a list of suggested further reading and descriptions of main tools used in this controversy map.

Scoping the web.

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Below users will find a visual tool for assessing the text data gathered from all working URLs gleaned from the initial web search procedure (approximately 1200 URLs). The tool is called Voyant which is a scholarly platform for text analysis used in the burgeoning field of digital humanities. The Voyant dashboards below are a series of visualizations based on the 3+ million words of text scraped from the URLs identified in the search procedure (Note: Voyant is a third-party platform still in development. If you receive an error message while loading Voyant visualizations, simply click through the error message or reload the page).

The default visualizations in Voyant include:These panels are 'live' windows into the underlying text data (comprising approximately 3 million words) gleaned from the 1200 URLs. They are 'live' in the sense that users can access Voyant's search functions and various analytical tools to explore the text data for terms and relationships of their own choosing (e.g., Does the term 'Basel Convention' occur in the corpus? If so, in what contexts? Do particular people or organizations appear in the corpus? If so, in what contexts?).

Users are not obliged to interact with the Voyant panels below before continuing on to other parts of the controversy map. To continue onward, simply follow the menu choices available at the bottom of the page or click the table of contents button at the top left of the screen.

A guide for using Voyant can be found here.

Voyant with Corpus Organized by Meta-Actor Type (click here to open the dashboard in a separate window. If an error is encountered, try reloading the Voyant page.)





 

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  1. Mapping the controversy on the web. Josh Lepawsky
  2. Introduction: a map of the map. Josh Lepawsky

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  1. Voyant Tool Selin Erkisi-Arici A couple of times, "Voyant tool" gave error when I was scrolling down the page. Before going on public, the connections to different online tools used background may be checked once.