Examples of secondary online data for raising awareness about geo and mining heritage

online user-generated content. Special focus is dedicated to social
networks and travel platforms, respectively their open application
programming interfaces as tools for using third party
the combination of open machine-readable data for raising
awareness about geo and mining heritage. Existing good practise
within harvesting of open access machine-readable data from the
social network Facebook, the hybrid map service Google Plac
the travelers' application Foursquare was used for constructing the
current partial online image of the Zemplín geopark as a selected
example area with a higher density of geosites and objects of
mining heritage. Subsequently, based on the pilot res
harvested data's suitability was analyzed for both tourism services'
consumers' satisfaction and geosites' visitors' experiences'
monitoring, and the creation of feedback for selected geological and
mining heritage points of interest. Even though
of records representing geosites and mining heritage within the
analyzed platforms are low, the results could help to strengthen the
relationship between tourism service providers and geosites as an
essential part of primary resources within the shared online
communication environment.