Challenge: Despite the widespread use of Twitter during emergencies, the majority of tweets do not have geoinformation.
Approach: They propose to use Twitter to train location mention recognition models using different training settings.
Outcome: The results show that training on near or far-away events boosts the performance compared to training on distant events.

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