Come Rain and Shine?: Exploring the Effects of Mobile Weather Applications on Users’ Movements

Bingqing Xiong; Na Jiang; Mengyao Fu; Jian Yao; Chee-Wee Tan; Eric T. K. Lim; Weiquan Wang; Jianfeng Gu

Come Rain and Shine? Exploring the Effects of Mobile Weather Applications on Users’ Movements

Bingqing Xiong, Na Jiang, Mengyao Fu, Jian Yao, Chee-Wee Tan, Eric T. K. Lim, Weiquan Wang, Jianfeng Gu

Institut for Digitalisering

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Abstract

All Weather conditions affect human behaviors and the growing number of Mobile Weather Applications (MWAs) has amplified this effect. Yet, little is known about how human seek to actively control their behavior by appropriating mobile technology to anticipate changing weather conditions. Guided by Anticipatory Behavioral Control Theory (ABCT), this study endeavors to bride the abovementioned knowledge gap by investigating how the interface design and usage of MWAs would impact the relationship between abnormal weather conditions and users’ movement patterns. From analyzing panel data collected on the hourly movement trajectories of over 1.95 million anonymous mobile phone users over a 2-month period, we strive to shed light on the moderating influence of content representation and usage intensity of MWAs on the relationship between weather conditions and human behaviors.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	PACIS 2018 Proceedings
Redaktører	Motonari Tanabu, Dai Senoo
Antal sider	8
Udgivelsessted	Atlanta, GA
Forlag	Association for Information Systems. AIS Electronic Library (AISeL)
Publikationsdato	2018
Artikelnummer	231
ISBN (Elektronisk)	9784902590838
Status	Udgivet - 2018
Begivenhed	The 22nd Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems. PACIS 2018 - Yokohama Royal Park Hotel, Yokohama, Japan Varighed: 26 jun. 2018 → 30 jun. 2018 Konferencens nummer: 22 http://pacis2018.org/

Konference

Konference	The 22nd Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems. PACIS 2018
Nummer	22
Lokation	Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
Land/Område	Japan
By	Yokohama
Periode	26/06/2018 → 30/06/2018
Sponsor	Association for Information Systems
Internetadresse	http://pacis2018.org/

Emneord

Weather forecast
Movement pattern
Anticipatory behavioral control
Mobile weather applications

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Xiong, B, Jiang, N, Fu, M, Yao, J, Tan, C-W, Lim, ETK, Wang, W & Gu, J 2018, Come Rain and Shine? Exploring the Effects of Mobile Weather Applications on Users’ Movements. i M Tanabu & D Senoo (red), PACIS 2018 Proceedings., 231, Association for Information Systems. AIS Electronic Library (AISeL), Atlanta, GA, The 22nd Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems. PACIS 2018, Yokohama, Japan, 26/06/2018. <https://aisel.aisnet.org/pacis2018/231>

Come Rain and Shine? Exploring the Effects of Mobile Weather Applications on Users’ Movements. / Xiong, Bingqing; Jiang, Na; Fu, Mengyao et al.
PACIS 2018 Proceedings. red. / Motonari Tanabu; Dai Senoo. Atlanta, GA: Association for Information Systems. AIS Electronic Library (AISeL), 2018. 231.

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning › peer review

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