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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=t8lY-rjy7-Y",
"video_description": "9월 12일, 경주에서는 역대 최대 규모인 5.8 지진이 일어났다. 지진으로 서울과 수도권까지 전국이 흔들렸고, 이로 인해 전화와 카카오톡도 모두 먹통이었다. 정부는 지진 발생 9분이 지나서야 긴급재난문자를 발송했고 이마저도 서울과 수도권 지역 국민들은 문자를 받지 못했다. #경주 #지진 #재난문자",
"video_id": "t8lY-rjy7-Y"
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"The image depicts a group of people, primarily women, rushing through an indoor setting. They appear to be in a state of panic or urgency, moving quickly down a corridor and up a staircase. The text \"어제 저녁 7시 44분\" (Yesterday at 7:44 PM) suggests that the scene is from a specific time in the past. The individuals seem to be reacting to a situation that may involve an earthquake, as indicated by the ASR transcript that mentions preparing for a bigger earthquake. The scene conveys a sense of haste and concern, possibly due to an emergency situation.",
"The current frame shows a classroom filled with students in a state of chaos and haste. They are standing up and moving around the room, some holding books and papers, indicating a sudden need to leave or evacuate. The students appear to be reacting quickly, likely due to an emergency situation, aligning with the ASR transcript's mention of preparing for an earthquake. The sense of urgency and panic is evident as they gather their belongings and move towards the exit. The room is equipped with desks and chairs, typical of a classroom setting, and a window suggests an indoor environment. The ASR transcript reinforces the idea that they are trying to be prepared for a significant event, possibly an earthquake.",
"The current frame shows a train station platform during nighttime, with a stationary train parked on the tracks. The platform is empty, with no visible passengers, suggesting a pause or a moment of calm. The structure is well-lit, with overhead lighting and a metal framework. The text in the image indicates a connection to a recent quake. This scene contrasts with the previous frame of a chaotic classroom, implying a transition from a moment of panic to a more controlled environment. The ASR transcript about preparing for future earthquakes suggests that the current scene may reflect a safe, prepared setting in anticipation of such events.",
"The current frame depicts a warehouse or storage area with shelves filled with boxes and various items. The space appears organized, with shelves stacked neatly with boxes on both sides of a central aisle. There is no visible human presence in the frame, suggesting a moment of stillness or inactivity. The timestamp and text in the image indicate a connection to a recent event, potentially related to the area mentioned in the previous frame. The overall environment looks prepared and orderly, aligning with the theme of preparedness for future events mentioned in the ASR transcript.",
"The current frame shows a well-organized warehouse or storage area with shelves lined with numerous white boxes on both sides of a central aisle. The setting appears orderly, with no visible human presence, suggesting a moment of stillness. The timestamp on the image indicates a specific date and time, potentially linked to a recent event. The overall environment continues to reflect a theme of preparedness, aligning with the ASR transcript's mention of being ready for future occurrences. The absence of any visible activity or disturbance suggests a static and undisturbed state.",
"The current frame depicts a scene of a street with broken tiles scattered across the road, likely the aftermath of an incident. A yellow tape cordons off the area, indicating a restricted zone, with debris and a bag visible near the curb. The text on the image suggests a recent accident or event in the district. The scene contrasts with the previous orderly warehouse setting, indicating a shift to a more chaotic situation related to the aftermath of an occurrence, possibly an earthquake, aligning with the ASR's reference to preparing for future events.",
"The current frame shows a nighttime scene with a bus driving on a curved road, with its headlights illuminating the path ahead. The presence of debris on the road suggests an ongoing or recent disturbance, possibly linked to the aftermath of an earthquake. The timestamp and text indicate a time and location, possibly highlighting the impact on the district. The bus appears to be navigating carefully, emphasizing the ongoing chaotic conditions. The atmosphere remains tense, with the focus on the bus and the immediate surroundings, reflecting the ASR's theme of preparedness for future events.",
"The current frame shows an indoor setting at night, captured in black and white, possibly by a security camera. A person is crouched on the floor, attending to something or someone, indicating a possible emergency or urgent situation. The text on the image translates to \"After a quake, even a ceiling fan fell.\" This suggests the scene is related to the aftermath of an earthquake. The person's actions seem to indicate concern and urgency, aligning with the video's theme of responding to a significant event. The overall atmosphere remains tense and focused on dealing with the immediate aftermath.",
"The current frame displays a screenshot of a webpage with Korean text and the South Korean flag emblem. The text indicates a government notification related to the recent floods, stating that the government will provide support for affected areas. The phrase \"물통 및 식료물 지원\" (water and food support) is prominently displayed, emphasizing the provision of aid. The webpage appears to be an official government site, suggesting an organized response to a natural disaster. The ASR text \"I hope that we will be prepared for a bigger earthquake in the future\" underscores a broader theme of disaster preparedness and response. The overall scene highlights governmental action and community support in the face of natural calamities.",
"The current frame shows two individuals, with one person in a white shirt speaking into a microphone, likely addressing an audience or the media. The background features a flag, suggesting a formal or official setting. The text on the screen reads \"2시간 47분 동안 대통령과 총리는 보이지 않아,\" which translates to \"For 2 hours and 47 minutes, the president and prime minister were not visible.\" This indicates a discussion or report about the absence of the president and prime minister during a specific duration. The context of the video, along with the previous frame, suggests an official briefing or press conference related to disaster management and governmental response, focusing on preparedness and response efforts.",
"The current frame displays a series of chat messages on a yellow background. The text appears to be in Korean and includes phrases such as \"중앙통합대\", \"지진\" (central integration command), and \"지진확보\", suggesting a discussion or communication about disaster management or response to an earthquake. The conversation likely pertains to the coordination efforts and information sharing within a crisis management team. The text at the bottom reads \"또 '가만히 있어라'\", which translates to \"Stay calm, too\", indicating reassurance or instructions being given in the context of an earthquake scenario. The overall theme aligns with the video's focus on disaster preparedness and response, continuing the narrative of governmental or official communication during an emergency.",
"The current frame shows a person seated at a table, speaking into a microphone against a red background. The text at the bottom of the frame reads \"이번 지진을 교훈 삼아,\" which translates to \"Take this earthquake as a lesson.\" The person appears to be addressing an audience, likely providing guidance or lessons learned from the earthquake event. The setting suggests a formal press conference or briefing, with a flag visible in the background. This frame continues the theme of discussing disaster preparedness and response, with a focus on learning from the recent earthquake for future preparedness.",
"The current frame shows the same person seated at a table, speaking into a microphone against a red background, consistent with the previous setting. The text at the bottom of the frame reads \"철저히 대비해 주기를 바랍니다,\" which translates to \"Please prepare thoroughly.\" This continues the theme of emphasizing the importance of thorough preparation for future disasters. The individual appears to be addressing an audience, likely stressing the significance of being well-prepared for potential earthquakes, building on the lessons learned from the previous earthquake. The formal setting, including a flag in the background, suggests the continuation of a press conference or briefing on disaster preparedness.",
"The current frame depicts a group of individuals seated at a table in a formal meeting setting, with one person at the forefront prominently addressing the group. The individuals appear to be in a conference room, with microphones and documents on the table, suggesting an official gathering or discussion. The text on the screen mentions a meeting between President Park Geun-hye and the Prime Minister, highlighting the lack of concrete outcomes in economic policies despite ongoing meetings. The atmosphere conveys a sense of a serious discussion or press briefing, possibly addressing governance or policy issues. The date and time stamp indicate the event is dated 2016.9.13 at 3:06 PM. The overall context suggests a focus on political or administrative matters, likely related to economic challenges and governmental performance.",
"The current frame shows a group of students in a school setting, possibly during an emergency drill or evacuation exercise. Several students are running down a hallway and up a staircase, indicating a sense of urgency. The text \"무능한 정부\" (translated to \"Incompetent Government\") displayed on the screen suggests a context related to criticism or commentary on governmental actions. The scene appears chaotic, with students moving quickly, which aligns with the theme of preparing for or responding to a larger event, possibly a natural disaster as implied by the ASR mentioning preparation for a bigger earthquake in the future. The students' actions and the text suggest a scenario related to emergency preparedness in a school environment.",
"The current frame shows a classroom setting with a group of students in a state of alertness and movement. Some students are standing while others are moving around, possibly preparing to evacuate or gather their belongings. A teacher is seen at the back of the room, seemingly giving instructions or overseeing the situation. The classroom appears organized with desks and chairs arranged in rows, and a few students are bending over to pick up items from the desks. The text \"기혁 Kiyoho 영상 조율협 인턴\" (translated to \"Kiyoho Video Coordination Intern\") is displayed, indicating a connection to the video's production or context. The scene suggests a continuation of the emergency drill or preparation activity, with students actively engaging in the process, consistent with the theme of preparing for an emergency situation as noted in the ASR."
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The video depicts a sequence of scenes related to disaster preparedness and response, primarily focusing on an earthquake scenario. It begins with a chaotic scene of people, mostly women, rushing through an indoor setting, indicating a state of panic or urgency, possibly in response to an earthquake warning or event. This is followed by a classroom scene where students are hastily gathering their belongings and evacuating, suggesting an emergency drill or a real earthquake event.
The video then transitions to a train station platform at night, which appears calm and empty, contrasting with the previous chaotic scenes. This is followed by scenes of well-organized storage areas, suggesting preparedness and orderliness in anticipation of future events.
However, the video also shows scenes of disruption and chaos, such as a street with broken tiles and debris, indicating the aftermath of an earthquake. A nighttime scene of a bus navigating through a debris-filled road underscores the challenges of moving through affected areas.
The second half of the video shifts focus to official responses and preparations. It includes scenes of a person attending to someone on the floor after a quake, a government webpage announcing support for affected areas, and official briefings or press conferences where individuals are discussing disaster management and the importance of preparedness.
The video concludes with scenes of students in a school setting, possibly participating in an emergency drill, and a formal meeting between high-ranking officials, including the President and Prime Minister, discussing governance and policy issues.
Throughout the video, the theme of preparedness for future earthquakes and other disasters is emphasized, along with the importance of governmental and community responses to such events. The original ASR transcript, "I hope that we will be prepared for a bigger earthquake in the future," encapsulates the overarching message of the video, which is to stress the need for thorough preparation and effective response mechanisms to mitigate the impact of natural disasters.
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"original": " I hope that the earthquake will be prepared for a bigger one in the future.",
"refined": "I hope that we will be better prepared for a bigger earthquake in the future.",
"summarized": "The speaker expresses a hope that preparations will be in place for a potentially larger earthquake in the future, and highlights the importance of predicting and preparing for great disasters, possibly referring to a specific event expected in 5 years.",
"translated": "I hope that we will be prepared for a bigger earthquake in the future.",
"translated_llm": "I hope that the earthquake will be prepared for a bigger one in the future.",
"translated_whisper": " The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Even the most difficult thing is A huge disaster The disaster is coming And now we need more Great disasters to be predicted A new emergency in 5 years That day Now This place will be"
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=CXe6_CDrdB8",
"video_description": "찐♡기상청사람들 예고 없이 찾아오는 지진! 한 번 발생하면 큰 피해를 주는 지진이기에 감시하는 일은 한시도 소홀히 할 수 없습니다. 그 최전방에서... 1년 365일 24시간 지진화산 감시 및 분석 업무에 최선을 다해 신속·정확하게 알리고자 노력하는 사람이 있습니다. 지진화산 감시 및 분석 업무 9년 차... 반복되는 주간 근무와 야간 근무가 힘들긴 하지만, 누구보다 묵묵하게 자리를 지키고 있는 진득한 뚝배기 같은 지진업무의 대들보!! 지진화산 감시 업무를 담당하는 기상청 사람을 만나고 왔습니다.(^_^)v 우리나라에서 가장 강력했던 규모 5.8의 경주 지진 때 지진감시 및 분석을 수행했던 기상청 사람은 누구? 지진감시 업무를 들어올 때마다 긴장되는 기상청 사람은 누구? 국민의 안전을 누구보다 걱정하는 기상청 사람은 누구? 지진 올바로 알고 지진 발생 시 빠르게 대처하길 바라는 기상청 사람은 누구? 최근 지진 안전을 홍보해 주시는 지진희 배우님을 그 누구보다 고마워하는 기상청 사람은 누구? 만나볼까요 :) #기상청사람들 #지진화산 #행동하는파수꾼",
"video_id": "CXe6_CDrdB8"
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"The current frame shows a person standing in front of a control room display screen filled with data and graphs. The individual appears to be speaking about earthquake monitoring and reporting, mentioning their experience with analyzing a significant earthquake in the economic sector. The text on the screen indicates they discuss the challenges and responsibilities involved in earthquake duty, emphasizing the importance of swift and accurate action. The person is wearing a blue shirt, and there is a badge visible, suggesting a professional setting. The background screens display various metrics and data, likely related to earthquake monitoring.",
"In the current frame, a person is seated at a desk in a control room, working on a computer with multiple monitors displaying detailed data and graphs. The individual is wearing a blue shirt and a face mask, indicating a professional environment focused on monitoring and analysis. One of the monitors shows a map with earthquake data, emphasizing the monitoring aspect of the work. The text on the screen mentions reporting an earthquake as soon as its magnitude is confirmed, aligning with the theme of earthquake duty and the need for swift and accurate information dissemination. The person is actively engaged in analyzing the data, underscoring the ongoing process of monitoring and reporting earthquakes. This setting and activity are consistent with the previous frame's description, highlighting the individual's role in earthquake monitoring and the critical nature of their work.",
"In the current frame, a person stands in front of a large display screen filled with various data and graphs in a control room, wearing a blue shirt and smartwatch. The text on the screen reads, \"지금까지 통보한 지진 중 규모가 가장 큰 지진은?\" (\"Which earthquake has been reported so far is the largest?\") and \"경주에서 발생한 지진인데요\" (\"It occurred in Gyeongju\"). The individual appears to be presenting information related to an earthquake, likely addressing the public or the media. The setting and their role suggest they are continuing the task of earthquake monitoring and reporting, with a focus on providing updates and details about a significant earthquake that occurred in Gyeongju. The scene emphasizes the importance of accurate and timely communication in their role.",
"The current frame depicts a dimly lit, narrow street with minimal activity. The frame features text overlays in Korean, mentioning a 5.8 magnitude earthquake near Gyeongju and a significant building collapse. The focus is on the aftermath or reporting of a recent earthquake event, emphasizing the severity of the incident and the associated damage. The text indicates that no casualties were reported, providing a sense of relief amidst the devastation. The scene aligns with the video's focus on earthquake monitoring and reporting, showing the impact on the local area.",
"The current frame shows a computer screen displaying seismic activity data with yellow and blue graphs, indicating the analysis of earthquake waves. Text overlays in Korean mention an earthquake in the economic sector, with a scale of 9.12 magnitude. The text expresses concerns about the earthquake's potential impact, mentioning a total collapse and an imminent threat. The overall context is centered around monitoring and reporting the earthquake, reflecting ongoing analysis and the immediate response to the event. The scene continues the theme of earthquake monitoring and reporting, focusing on the detailed examination of seismic data and the severity of the earthquake's impact.",
"The current frame depicts a room where three individuals are gathered around a computer workstation, engaged in a discussion. The central focus is on a person seated at the desk, looking at the computer screen. The person standing to the left, dressed in a blue shirt, is gesturing with their hand, possibly explaining something. The individual standing to the right, wearing a dark jacket, is attentively listening or observing. The computer monitors display seismic data, with the visible text indicating a discussion about a magnitude 5.1 earthquake, as noted in the overlay text. The environment suggests a control room setting, with multiple monitors and a structured setup, reflecting a professional atmosphere focused on earthquake analysis. The team appears to be engaged in a critical assessment of the seismic event, emphasizing quick and accurate reporting.",
"The current frame shows two individuals at a desk in what appears to be an office or control room setting, focused on analyzing earthquake data. The person on the left, wearing a blue shirt and a face mask, is pointing at a computer monitor displaying a map or chart, likely explaining details of the earthquake. The other individual, seated and wearing a light blue shirt and face mask, is looking at the screen and some papers, suggesting a collaborative effort in interpreting the information. The desk is cluttered with documents, a keyboard, and other office supplies, indicating an active work environment. The overlay text on the image confirms the discussion is about a magnitude 5.1 earthquake, with the analysis initially underreported and later revised to a higher magnitude of 4.5 to 5.0, reflecting the dynamic nature of earthquake reporting. The individuals are engaged in a critical task, emphasizing the importance of accurate and timely information dissemination in seismic analysis.",
"The current frame features a single individual standing in front of a screen displaying complex data, likely related to seismic activity. The person is wearing a blue shirt and an ID card, indicating they are in a professional or official capacity. The background includes detailed charts and graphs, suggesting a focus on earthquake analysis. The overlay text in the image reads '최대한 더 빨리 (원석) 해야겠다', which translates to 'I have to do it as quickly as possible (Earthquake)'. This, combined with the previous frames, indicates that the individual is involved in earthquake monitoring and analysis, emphasizing the urgency and importance of their work in providing timely and accurate information about seismic events.",
"The current frame shows a graphical representation explaining the concept of earthquake intensity. The diagram illustrates two buildings with seismic waves emanating from the left side, labeled \"지진 위치\" (earthquake location) and \"작동 방향\" (movement direction). The text on the image reads \"5.0 이상의 지진이 발생하면 지진조기경보가 발표돼요\" (If an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.0 or higher occurs, an earthquake early warning will be announced). The explanation below the graphic describes how the intensity of the earthquake affects the extent of the damage, noting that areas within a 50-kilometer radius from the epicenter could be damaged, with significant damage starting at around 5 kilometers from the epicenter. This frame emphasizes the importance of understanding earthquake intensity and the effects of different magnitudes on potential damage, continuing the narrative from the previous frame of earthquake monitoring and response.",
"The current frame shows an individual working at a desk in an office environment. The person is focused on a computer screen displaying data or information related to earthquake monitoring, indicating ongoing analysis or reporting. The desk is equipped with multiple monitors, a keyboard, mouse, and office supplies, suggesting a professional setting dedicated to scientific or emergency response activities. The text in the image states, \"지진이 언제 발생할지 모르기 때문에\" (Because we don't know when an earthquake will occur), emphasizing the unpredictability and urgency of earthquake monitoring. This reinforces the narrative of earthquake analysis and preparedness discussed in previous frames, highlighting the critical role of the individual in monitoring seismic activities and reporting them accurately. The professional setup suggests a continuous effort in managing and responding to seismic events, aligning with the theme of earthquake duty and rapid response mentioned in the audio transcript.",
"The current frame continues to depict an individual working at a desk, focused on multiple computer monitors displaying complex data. The person is wearing a blue shirt and a face mask, indicating a professional environment where data analysis is performed. The monitors likely show detailed information related to earthquake monitoring, maintaining continuity from the previous frame. The text \"지진이 언제 발생할지 모르기 때문에 항상 불안하고\" (Because we don't know when an earthquake will occur, we are always anxious) underscores the ongoing concern and vigilance in earthquake monitoring. The setup of the desk with multiple screens and office equipment reinforces the theme of continuous monitoring and analysis, crucial for rapid response and accurate reporting of seismic events, as discussed in the audio transcript.",
"The current frame shows the same individual standing in front of multiple computer monitors, now without a face mask and wearing a lanyard with an ID badge, suggesting a shift from desk work to a more communicative role. The monitors display various data related to earthquake monitoring, with specific metrics and graphs visible. The text \"지진을 말고 있는\" (talking about earthquakes) indicates that the person is engaged in a discussion or explanation related to seismic events. This suggests a continuation of the theme from the previous frame, emphasizing the importance of accurate and prompt reporting of earthquake information. The professional attire and the presence of the ID badge highlight the individual's authoritative position in the context of earthquake monitoring and analysis.",
"The current frame continues to show the individual in front of computer monitors displaying earthquake-related data. The person is wearing a lanyard with an ID badge, indicating a communicative role. The text \"지진흥분 배우님\" (earthquake analyst) is visible, reinforcing the professional context of earthquake monitoring. The data on the monitors suggests ongoing analysis of seismic events. The presence of a stamp-like graphic and the text \"To. 지진흥분 다락자로서\" implies a formal communication or acknowledgement of the person's role. The individual is likely discussing or explaining earthquake data and implications, as indicated by the theme of the video. The overall focus remains on the importance of earthquake monitoring and reporting, consistent with the theme of providing accurate and timely information about seismic events.",
"The current frame continues to focus on the earthquake analyst seated in front of computer monitors, which display detailed seismic data. The person is wearing a blue shirt and a smartwatch, and appears to be actively engaged in the analysis process. A speech bubble with a heart symbol is visible, suggesting they might be making an appreciative or encouraging gesture. The text \"지진흥분 배우님\" is present, reaffirming the individual's role as an earthquake analyst. Additional text at the bottom, \"To. 지진흥분! 지진을 홍보해 주셔서 고마웁니다\" translates to \"To the earthquake analyst! Thank you for reporting the earthquake,\" indicating gratitude for the work being done in monitoring and reporting seismic activity. The frame emphasizes the importance of timely and accurate seismic analysis, aligning with the theme of earthquake monitoring.",
"The current frame continues to show the earthquake analyst seated at a desk filled with multiple computer monitors displaying various data and information. The individual is wearing a blue shirt and a face mask, actively working at the station. The text \"지진분석중\" (currently analyzing the earthquake) is visible, indicating ongoing analysis. Additional text at the bottom reads \"지진은 신속 • 정확입니다\" (Earthquakes are quick and accurate), emphasizing the importance of rapid and precise seismic analysis. The environment is busy, with multiple screens and equipment, highlighting the detailed and attentive nature of the work being performed by the analyst, consistent with the theme of earthquake monitoring and reporting.",
"In the current frame, the individual in the blue shirt stands in front of a background filled with computer monitors displaying data. The person appears to be addressing the audience, possibly summarizing their work or sharing insights. The text overlay reads \"지진은 신속 • 정확입니다 제가 그 신속 • 정확의 중심에 서겠습니다!\" (Earthquakes are quick and accurate, and I stand at the heart of that quick and accurate). This suggests a focus on the importance of timely and accurate earthquake analysis. The environment remains busy and technologically advanced, reinforcing the ongoing theme of seismic monitoring and rapid response. The individual seems to be highlighting their role in ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of earthquake data."
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The video depicts the work of an earthquake analyst in a control room setting, focusing on the monitoring, analysis, and reporting of seismic events. The analyst, dressed in a blue shirt, is shown working at a desk with multiple computer monitors displaying data and graphs related to earthquake activity. The video highlights the importance of swift and accurate action in earthquake reporting, as the analyst works to analyze and report on earthquakes, including a significant event with a magnitude of 5.8 that occurred in the economic sector. The analyst's work involves collaboration with others, as seen in frames where they discuss earthquake data with colleagues, and they also address the audience directly, emphasizing the need for rapid and precise seismic analysis. The video emphasizes the unpredictability of earthquakes and the resulting anxiety and tension faced by those responsible for monitoring and reporting them. Throughout the video, the analyst's role is portrayed as critical in providing timely and accurate information about seismic events, and they express gratitude for the opportunity to work in this field. The overall context is one of professionalism, urgency, and dedication to ensuring public safety through effective earthquake monitoring and response.
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{
"original": " 국내 뿐만 아니라 국외에서 발생하는 지진을 분석을 해서 일정 규모 이상이 되면 통보를 하고 있고요. 더불어서 화산 정보를 제공을 하고 있습니다. 경제에서 발생한 지진인데요. 아찔한데요. 당시만 해도 규모가 큰 지진은 별로 없었거든요. 분석하고 있는 분은 엄청 떨리고 식은땀은 나고 일단 불안감이 먼저 앞섰습니다. 1.1의 지진을 통보를 했는데 40분, 50분 뒤에 앞서 발표한 지진보다 훨씬 큰 게 감이 오더라고요. 최대한 더 빨리 해야 되겠다 분석을 시작했는데 규모 5.8이 나왔어요. 충분히 만족을 하고 있습니다. 지진이 어느 시각에 발생할지 모르기 때문에 항상 불안하고 긴장감을 가지고 근무하고 있지만 지진을 맡고 있는 담당자의 숙명이라고 생각합니다. 지진이 배우님, 지진 업무를 담당하고 있는 사람으로서 고마움을 느끼고 있습니다. 화이팅입니다. 지진, 올바로 알아야 빠르게 대처할 수 있습니다. 지진은 신속정학입니다. 제가 그 신속정학의 중심에 서겠습니다",
"refined": "In Korea and abroad, we analyze earthquakes and report those that exceed a certain magnitude. Additionally, we provide volcanic information. I'm referring to the earthquake that occurred in the economy. It was quite alarming. At the time, there weren't many large earthquakes, so the analyst was extremely nervous and anxious. After reporting a 1.1 magnitude earthquake, we felt that a much larger one was coming 40 to 50 minutes later. We began analyzing as quickly as possible and determined it was a 5.8 magnitude earthquake. I'm satisfied with the results. Since earthquakes can occur at any time, I'm always anxious and on edge, but I consider it an occupational hazard. As someone in charge of earthquake duty, I feel grateful. I'll do my best to provide accurate information, as understanding earthquakes correctly is crucial for prompt action.",
"summarized": "The speaker is an earthquake analyst who monitors and reports earthquakes in Korea and other countries. They recall a particular earthquake in Gyeongju that initially seemed small, but later turned out to be much larger, with a magnitude of 5.8. The analyst expresses satisfaction with their work and acknowledges the anxiety and tension that comes with the job, but feels a sense of responsibility and gratitude for being able to contribute to public safety through their work. The speaker emphasizes the importance of accurate and rapid information about earthquakes to facilitate quick response and preparedness.",
"translated": "We analyze earthquakes not only in Korea but also in other countries, and if they exceed a certain magnitude, we report them. Additionally, we provide volcanic information. This is about an earthquake that occurred in the economic sector, which was quite shocking. At the time, there weren't many large earthquakes, so the person analyzing it was extremely nervous, sweating, and felt a great deal of anxiety. We reported an earthquake with a magnitude of 1.1, but 40 to 50 minutes later, it became clear that it was going to be much larger than initially announced. We began analyzing as quickly as possible and determined that the magnitude was 5.8. I'm satisfied with the result. Since we can't predict when an earthquake will occur, we always work with a sense of anxiety and tension, but I believe this is the nature of being in charge of earthquake duty. As someone responsible for earthquake work, I feel grateful. Earthquakes require swift and accurate action, so it's essential to understand them correctly. I will be at the forefront of this rapid response.",
"translated_llm": "The earthquake is a major economic event. It is a painful event. It was not a major earthquake at the time. The person who was analyzing it was very shaken and sweating and I was very anxious. I reported a 1.1 earthquake, but after 40 minutes, 50 minutes, I was told that it was going to be much bigger than the one I had announced earlier. I started the analysis as soon as possible and it was 5.8. I am satisfied.",
"translated_whisper": " What is the earthquake in Korea? We analyze earthquakes in Korea and other countries and if they are of a certain size, we report them. In addition, we provide damage information. This is an earthquake from Gyeongju. It's a bit dizzy. At that time, there weren't many large earthquakes. I was very nervous and cold when I was analyzing. I was worried at first. I reported an earthquake at 1.2. After 40 to 50 minutes, I felt that it was much bigger than the previous earthquake. I started analyzing and I got a 5.8 scale. Q. How do you feel about the earthquake? I'm satisfied with the results. I don't know what the earthquake will look like, so I'm always anxious and nervous. But I think it's the life of the person in charge of the earthquake. Q. How do you feel about the earthquake? As an earthquake actor, I feel grateful as a person in charge of the earthquake. I'm cheering for you. Q. What is the earthquake? You have to know the earthquake correctly to react quickly. The earthquake is a rapid earthquake. I will be the center of that rapid development."
}
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=uF3x63vtddc",
"video_description": "\"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" 지난 12일과 19일 경주에서 규모 5.8을 비롯한 대형 지진이 잇따라 발생하기 하루 이틀 전 주변 지하수 수위가 크게 상승해, 향후 지진예측에 활용할 수 있다는 주장이 나왔습니다. 정상용 부경대 지구환경과학과 교수는 진앙에서 가장 가까운 경북 경주시 산내면에 있는 지하수 관측소 자료를 분석한 결과, 이 같이 밝혔습니다. 자료를 보면 지난 11일 암반 지하수 수위는 하루 사이에 무려 49㎝ 상승했고, 17일에도 39㎝나 올라갔습니다. 정 교수는 지진에 앞서 암석에 강한 압력이 가해져 지하수 수위가 많이 올라간 것으로 보인다며, 규모 4.5 이상의 지진에만 영향을 받았다고 설명했습니다. 연합뉴스TV : 02-398-4409(제보) 4441(기사문의), 카톡/라인 jebo23 (끝)",
"video_id": "uF3x63vtddc"
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"The current frame features two news anchors in a television news studio, presenting a report. The text at the bottom of the screen in Korean states, \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake, groundwater knew 1-2 days in advance.\" The time displayed is 09:34. The news program appears to be covering a recent earthquake in Gyeongju, highlighting the rise in groundwater levels before the quake, suggesting it may have provided an early warning. The lower third of the screen indicates that the segment involves an analysis by Professor Jeong Sang-yong of Pukyong National University, who studied data from an underground water observation station near the epicenter, noting significant increases in water levels days before the earthquake, supporting the theory that it could be used to predict seismic activity.",
"The current frame shows a nighttime scene with heavy rainfall, captured by a CCTV camera in Gyeongju, as indicated by the visible rain and wet surfaces. The overlay text on the screen in Korean reads, \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다,\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake, groundwater knew 1-2 days in advance.\" This suggests a connection between the weather conditions shown and the earlier discussed topic of groundwater levels rising before the earthquake in Gyeongju. The timestamp at the bottom left reads 09:34, and the presence of the news channel logo \"연합뉴스TV\" at the top right further confirms it is part of a news report. The scene contributes to the narrative of discussing environmental signs that preceded the earthquake, possibly linking the heavy rain to the increased groundwater levels mentioned earlier.",
"The current frame captures a dramatic event where water is forcefully spraying or gushing out of a structure, possibly indicating a burst pipe or a sudden overflow. The water is creating a mist and is impacting the surrounding area, likely due to the earlier discussed issue of rising groundwater levels. The CCTV timestamp is 09:34, and the news channel logo \"연합뉴스TV\" confirms the footage is part of the news report. The overlay text \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" further emphasizes the ongoing discussion about groundwater levels rising before the earthquake. The scene visually illustrates the potential impact of the groundwater changes, contributing to the narrative of environmental signs leading up to the earthquake event.",
"The current frame continues to show the aftermath of the water gushing out from the structure, as seen in the previous frame, with the water creating a mist and impacting the surroundings. The CCTV timestamp is 09:34, and the news channel logo \"연합뉴스TV\" is still visible, indicating ongoing coverage of the event. The overlay text \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" suggests that the rising groundwater levels were a precursor to the earthquake. This frame emphasizes the ongoing narrative of the water event's connection to the recent seismic activity in Gyeongju.",
"The current frame shows a street at night, with the focus on a road and some vehicles, including a white car on the left and a bright light source in the distance, possibly from an approaching vehicle. The timestamp reads 09:35. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake, the groundwater was known a day or two in advance,\" reinforcing the connection between rising groundwater levels and the recent earthquakes. The water-related incident, as previously seen, remains a significant aspect of the narrative, with the ongoing coverage indicated by the news channel logo \"연합뉴스TV\" in the upper right. The street scene suggests a calm urban environment, possibly after the immediate aftermath of the water event, with no visible signs of distress or emergency services in this frame. The context provided by the ASR suggests that the footage relates to ongoing discussions about how groundwater levels predicted seismic activity in Gyeongju.",
"The current frame continues to show a night scene on a city street with multiple vehicles moving along, including a white car and a silver car. The timestamp remains at 09:35. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" reiterates the connection between the Gyeongju earthquake and the early warning from groundwater levels. The street is relatively quiet, with no visible signs of emergency or distress, indicating a calm environment. The focus remains on the urban setting, with the \"연합뉴스TV\" logo still visible, suggesting ongoing news coverage. The narrative emphasizes the correlation between groundwater rise and seismic activity, as explained in the ASR, maintaining the context of natural phenomena and their predictive indicators.",
"The current frame shows an indoor setting captured by a security camera, possibly in a home or office, with a calendar visible on the wall indicating the days of the month. The scene is in black and white, typical of security footage. The timestamp is still at 09:35, and the text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" reiterates the early warning from groundwater levels before the Gyeongju earthquake. The indoor environment appears undisturbed, with no visible movement or activity. The focus remains on the indoor context, complementing the news narrative about groundwater as a predictive indicator of seismic events.",
"The current frame shows an indoor scene, likely from a security camera, featuring an air conditioning unit positioned near a window and a mirror on the wall. The timestamp remains at 09:35, and the text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" continues to highlight the news story about the Gyeongju earthquake and the groundwater level predictions. The environment appears calm and still, with no visible movement or activity. The focus remains on the indoor setting, reinforcing the narrative of the potential of groundwater as an indicator for seismic events.",
"The current frame shows an outdoor nighttime scene captured by a security camera, depicting a quiet urban street with parked cars and streetlights. The timestamp is still at 09:35, and the text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" continues to emphasize the news story about the Gyeongju earthquake and the groundwater level predictions. The environment is calm, with no visible movement or activity, and the focus is on the street scene, maintaining the narrative of how groundwater levels might predict seismic events.",
"The current frame continues the nighttime urban street scene from the security camera. The timestamp remains at 09:35, and the text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" is still visible, underscoring the news story about the Gyeongju earthquake and its connection to groundwater levels. The street appears quiet with parked cars and minimal activity, with one white SUV and a few other vehicles, including a blue van, visible. A person is walking on the sidewalk, adding a minor element of movement to the otherwise tranquil setting. The environment remains calm, reinforcing the narrative about the potential for groundwater levels to predict seismic events, as discussed by Professor Jeong Sang-yong.",
"The current frame continues the nighttime urban street scene from the security camera, with the timestamp still at 09:35. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" is still visible, reiterating the news story about the Gyeongju earthquake and its connection to groundwater levels. A white car is parked on the right side of the street, with no significant change in the overall calm and quiet environment. A person is visible near the storefront on the left, possibly entering or exiting the premises, maintaining the tranquil urban setting. The presence of the white car and the person near the storefront suggests minimal activity, consistent with the narrative of groundwater levels potentially predicting seismic events.",
"The current frame continues the nighttime urban street scene from the security camera, timestamped at 09:35. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" remains, highlighting the connection between the Gyeongju earthquake and groundwater levels. A group of people is gathered near the storefront on the left, with one person in a blue shirt appearing to gesture or point towards the building. The white car remains parked on the right side of the street, and the overall environment maintains its calm and quiet atmosphere. The interaction among the people near the storefront, possibly discussing the recent news, adds to the narrative of groundwater levels potentially predicting seismic activity.",
"The current frame shows a construction scene at a traditional building with a tiled roof, where two workers are seen on top of the roof, possibly inspecting or repairing it. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" continues, indicating ongoing discussion about the Gyeongju earthquake and its pre-forecasting by groundwater levels. The focus on the building work may suggest the potential impact of seismic activity on structures. The overall context connects the geological events discussed in the previous frames with the physical inspection or maintenance work at the site, reinforcing the narrative of earthquake preparedness and historical preservation in the aftermath of the recent seismic activity.",
"The current frame continues to depict a construction scene at a traditional building with a tiled roof. One worker is seen actively engaged in inspecting or repairing the roof tiles, possibly assessing the impact of the recent seismic activity. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" suggests that the focus remains on the Gyeongju earthquake and the pre-forecasting of it by groundwater levels. The worker's actions on the roof reinforce the narrative of earthquake preparedness and the maintenance of historical structures in response to the recent seismic events.",
"The current frame shows two workers actively engaged in repairing the roof tiles of a traditional building. One worker, wearing a red jacket and gloves, is focused on handling a stack of roof tiles, while the other, in a white shirt and black cap, reaches up to position the tiles on the roof. The background reveals the red-tiled roof structure, consistent with historical architecture, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to maintain the integrity of the building after the recent earthquakes. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" reinforces the narrative of earthquake preparation and the significance of groundwater level changes as a precursor to seismic activity. The workers' collaborative effort highlights the post-seismic response and the necessity of preserving historic structures.",
"The current frame continues to depict two workers diligently repairing the roof tiles of a traditional building, maintaining the focus on the aftermath of the recent earthquakes. The worker in the red jacket and gloves remains dedicated to handling the roof tiles, while the worker in the white shirt and black cap is still positioning the tiles on the roof. The scene emphasizes the ongoing restoration work, with the background of red-tiled roofing reinforcing the historical context of the structure. The text overlay \"경주 지진, 지하수는 1~2일 전에 미리 알았다\" remains visible, tying the repair efforts to the narrative of anticipating seismic events and the impact of groundwater level changes. The collaborative effort of the workers underscores the importance of preserving the integrity of the historic building following the seismic activity."
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The video discusses the recent earthquakes in Gyeongju, particularly focusing on the potential predictive power of rising groundwater levels before seismic events. It begins with news anchors presenting a report on the topic, highlighting research by Professor Jeong Sang-yong of Pukyong National University. The professor analyzed data from an underground water observation station near the epicenter, finding significant increases in water levels days before the earthquakes. The footage then transitions through various scenes, including nighttime shots of heavy rainfall, a dramatic event of water gushing out of a structure, and calm urban street scenes, all emphasizing the connection between groundwater levels and seismic activity. The narrative is reinforced by text overlays translating to "Gyeongju earthquake, the groundwater was known a day or two in advance." Later frames show indoor and outdoor settings, including a construction scene where workers are repairing a traditional building's roof, possibly in response to earthquake damage. Throughout, the video maintains a focus on the potential for groundwater level changes to predict earthquakes, referencing the recent Gyeongju earthquakes as a case study. The original ASR transcript provides context, explaining that groundwater levels rose significantly before the earthquakes, with Professor Jeong suggesting this could be used for prediction. The video concludes by highlighting the importance of this research and the ongoing efforts to understand and prepare for seismic events, including the preservation of historic structures.
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"original": " 지난 11일과 19일 경주에서 규모 5.8을 비롯한 대형 지진이 잇따라 발생하기 하루 이틀 전, 주변 지하수의 수위가 크게 상승해 향후 지진 예측에 활용할 수 있다는 주장이 나왔습니다. 정상용 부경대 지구환경과학과 교수는 진앙에서 가장 가까운 경북 경주시 산내면에 있는 지하수 관측소 자료를 분석한 결과 이같이 밝혔습니다. 자료를 보면 지난 11일 안반 지하수 수위는 하루 사이에 무려 49cm가 상승했고, 17일에도 39cm나 올라갔습니다. 정 교수는 지진에 앞서 암석에 강한 압력이 가해져 지하수의 수위가 많이 올라간 것으로 보인다며 규모 4.5 이상의 지진에만 영향을 받았다고 설명했습니다.",
"refined": "On the 11th and 19th, large earthquakes, including a 5.8-magnitude quake, occurred in Gyeongju. A day or two before the earthquakes, the groundwater level in the surrounding area rose significantly, which could be useful for predicting future earthquakes. Professor Jung of the Department of Earth and Environmental Science at Pukyong National University analyzed data from a groundwater observation facility in Sanin-myeon, Gyeongju, closest to the epicenter. The data shows that the groundwater level in Anban rose by 49cm in one day on the 11th and by 39cm on the 17th. According to Professor Jung, strong pressure on the rock prior to the earthquake caused a significant rise in the groundwater level, which was only affected by earthquakes with a magnitude of 4.5 or higher.",
"summarized": "Research by Professor Jung of the Earth Environment Science department at Pukyong National University suggests that changes in underground water levels may be used to predict future earthquakes. Analyzing data from an underground water observation facility in Gyeongju, the professor found that the water level rose significantly, 49cm on the 11th and 39cm on the 17th, before recent large earthquakes in the area. According to Professor Jung, the increased water level is likely due to strong pressure on rocks before an earthquake, and this phenomenon is only observed with earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or higher.",
"translated": "A day or two before the recent large earthquakes, including a 5.8-magnitude quake, struck Gyeongju on the 11th and 19th, the groundwater level in the surrounding area rose significantly, prompting claims that this phenomenon could be used to predict future earthquakes. Professor Jeong Sang-yong of the Department of Earth and Environmental Science at Pukyong National University analyzed data from an underground water observation station in Sanneom-myeon, Gyeongju, which is closest to the epicenter, and reported these findings. According to the data, the groundwater level in Anban rose by 49cm in just one day on the 11th and by 39cm on the 17th. Professor Jeong explained that the increase in groundwater level appeared to be caused by strong pressure on the rocks before the earthquake and that only earthquakes with a magnitude of 4.5 or higher had an impact.",
"translated_llm": "The data from the nearest underground water observatory in the mountains of North Korea, located in the heart of North Korea, showed that the underground water level rose by 49 cm in the past 11 days and rose by 39 cm on the 17th. The professor explained that the underground water level appeared to have risen a lot before the earthquake and that the earthquake was only affected by a strong pressure on the rocks.",
"translated_whisper": " On the 11th and 19th, a large earthquake of 5.8 in Gyeongju, two days before the earthquake, The number of underground water around the area has risen significantly, and it is estimated that it can be used to predict the future. Professor of Earth Environment Science at the National University of Gyeongju, Gyeongsang-do, The data of the underground water observation facility in the mountains in Gyeongju, which is the closest to the Jinhang, has been analyzed. According to the data, the underground water level in Anban was 49cm higher in a day on the 11th, and it rose to 39cm on the 17th. Professor Jung said that the strong pressure of the rock was applied to the earthquake, and the underground water level rose a lot, and that it was only affected by an earthquake of 4.5 or more."
}
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=nln3QFJggKs",
"video_description": "106억 → 58억…경주 지진 피해금액 반토막 잇단 강진으로 100억원이 넘는 것으로 추정됐던 경주시의 공식 피해규모가 58억원 수준에 그치는 것으로 집계됐습니다. 경주시가 지진 발생 뒤 전수조사를 통해 발표한 잠정 추산 피해액은 약 107억원이었지만 사유재산 피해는 대부분 공식 피해액에서 빠졌습니다. 규정상 기와가 떨어지거나 벽체에 금이 가고 담장이 파손된 것은 재산피해 산정되지 않습니다. 이에 따라 사유재산 중에는 지진으로 주택이 완전히 부서지거나 반쯤 허물어진 것만 공식 피해액에 들어갔습니다. 연합뉴스TV : 02-398-4409(제보) 4441(기사문의), 카톡/라인 jebo23 (끝)",
"video_id": "nln3QFJggKs"
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"The image shows two news anchors in a television studio, with a map of Korea displayed on the screen. The male anchor is dressed in a dark suit and tie, while the female anchor wears a blue blazer over a pink top. The text on the screen indicates that the official damage estimate for Gyeongju following an earthquake has been revised from 10.6 billion won to 5.8 billion won, and it mentions that the majority of private property damages were not included in the official tally. The context is a news report about earthquake damage in Gyeongju, focusing on official damage assessments.",
"The current frame is an aerial view of a city landscape, likely Gyeongju, as suggested by the text in the image. The area appears to be affected by an earthquake, with the text indicating a reduction in the official damage estimate from 10.6 billion won to 5.8 billion won. The scene shows a densely populated area with buildings and open green spaces, reflecting the context of ongoing damage assessment mentioned in the previous frames. The text \"106억 → 58억...경주 지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" indicates a significant decrease in the estimated damage cost. The overall atmosphere seems somber, consistent with the news report's focus on earthquake-related events.",
"The current frame shows an aerial view of a city, likely Gyeongju, under an overcast sky, consistent with the earthquake damage theme. The scene includes residential areas and open green spaces, likely parks or fields, which contrast with the densely populated regions. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) underscores the reduction in the damage estimate from 10.6 billion to 5.8 billion won, as previously discussed. The image continues to emphasize the scope of the affected area, with a panoramic view that suggests a wide-reaching impact of the earthquake, aligning with the ongoing damage assessment narrative.",
"The current frame depicts a scene of ongoing demolition or reconstruction efforts in an area affected by an earthquake, likely in Gyeongju. A large blue crane is lifting a portion of a building, indicating active work to remove or repair damaged structures. Several vehicles, including trucks and a crane, are present, suggesting ongoing operations to manage the aftermath of the earthquake. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is prominently displayed, emphasizing the reduced damage estimate to 5.8 billion won. The scene reflects the scale of the response and recovery efforts, showing the physical work being done to address the earthquake's impact on the local infrastructure. The background includes traditional buildings and open fields, reinforcing the geographical setting and the visible effects of the event. The presence of debris and vehicles underscores the extensive nature of the reconstruction efforts.",
"The current frame continues the depiction of earthquake recovery efforts, focusing on individuals working on a traditional tiled roof. The scene shows two people engaged in the task of repairing or replacing the roof tiles, which have been affected by the earthquake. They are carefully handling and positioning new tiles, indicating ongoing manual labor to restore the damaged structure. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) remains visible, highlighting the reduction in damage estimates to 5.8 billion won. The presence of stacked tiles and the workers' actions suggest a detailed and labor-intensive process of rebuilding, reflecting the manual aspects of recovery efforts. The traditional architecture underscores the historical and cultural significance of the area being restored. The scene maintains a focus on the physical labor involved in rebuilding, complementing the narrative of the larger-scale construction work seen in the previous frame.",
"The current frame depicts a street littered with fallen debris, likely from the earthquake, including broken tiles and other materials. The image shows a path with scattered rubble, indicating the extent of the destruction caused by the earthquake in Gyeongju. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible, reiterating the revised damage estimate. The debris on the ground suggests ongoing recovery efforts to clear and repair the affected area, with the debris removal being a critical part of the restoration process. The scene highlights the physical aftermath of the earthquake and the necessity for thorough cleanup and repair work to restore normalcy.",
"The current frame shows a street scene with scattered debris along the side of a road, likely from the earthquake in Gyeongju. The debris includes broken pieces of pavement and other construction materials, emphasizing the extent of the damage. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible again, reinforcing the impact and revised damage estimate. The scene indicates the ongoing efforts to manage and clear the debris, highlighting the need for recovery and repair to restore the area after the earthquake. The presence of a stone wall and some vegetation suggests an urban environment affected by the disaster. The footage captures the aftermath and the challenges in assessing and addressing the damage.",
"The current frame depicts a group of people gathered outside a small, traditional building, likely in the aftermath of an earthquake. A man in a plaid shirt is seen inspecting the structure, possibly assessing damage. Three other individuals, including two women and one man, are standing nearby, observing the situation. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible, indicating the impact of the earthquake and the revised damage assessment. The scene captures the ongoing efforts to evaluate and address the damage to residential properties. The setting suggests a rural or suburban area, with a focus on the immediate actions being taken to assess and possibly repair the building's structural integrity. The footage highlights the collaborative efforts of the community in dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake.",
"The current frame shows a close-up view of a severely damaged wooden structure, likely part of a building. The wood is visibly splintered and rotted, indicating significant decay or structural failure. The image captures the interior of a damaged ceiling, with beams and planks fallen or hanging loosely. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is prominently displayed, emphasizing the extent of the earthquake's impact on the structure. The image reinforces the narrative of assessing the earthquake's damage, focusing on the deteriorating condition of the building materials. The scene emphasizes the need for repair and the ongoing evaluation of property damage in the aftermath of the earthquake.",
"The current frame shows a man in a red and gray jacket and an orange cap examining a cracked and weathered wall. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible again, indicating the ongoing assessment of earthquake damage. The man appears to be inspecting the wall, possibly assessing the extent of the damage, which aligns with the narrative of evaluating structural issues post-earthquake. The environment suggests a residential area with traditional buildings nearby, adding context to the damage evaluation process. The focus remains on the detailed inspection and documentation of the earthquake's impact on infrastructure.",
"The current frame features a close-up view of a severely cracked wall, highlighting significant structural damage. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible, reinforcing the narrative of reduced damage estimates. The image underscores the extent of the cracks and deterioration, suggesting an ongoing assessment of the earthquake's impact on buildings. The continuity from the previous frame, where a man was inspecting the wall, indicates a detailed evaluation of the damage to infrastructure, likely part of the official damage assessment process.",
"The current frame shows a close-up view of a cracked pavement, likely a road, with the text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) prominently displayed, indicating a reduction in damage estimates. This reinforces the theme of reassessment and verification of earthquake-related damages. The focus on the cracked road surface suggests an ongoing evaluation of the impact on infrastructure, consistent with the previous frame's theme of detailed inspection and assessment. The visual emphasizes the extent of the cracks, tying into the narrative of revising the damage tally.",
"The current frame shows a close-up of a large, significant crack in a pavement, consistent with the theme of earthquake damage. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official earthquake damage halved) is visible, reiterating the reduction in damage estimates. The crack's prominent appearance highlights the impact on infrastructure, aligning with the ongoing theme of damage assessment and the inclusion of infrastructure in the damage evaluation process. The visual details of the crack emphasize the physical effects of the earthquake, tying back to the narrative of revising and verifying damage reports.",
"The current frame continues to focus on the aftermath of the earthquake, showing a close-up of a damaged road. The pavement is visibly cracked, reinforcing the theme of infrastructure damage. The text \"106억 → 58억...경주 지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (10.6 billion → 5.8 billion... Gyeongju earthquake official damage halved) is displayed, emphasizing the reduction in damage estimates. The scene, consistent with previous frames, underscores the impact on city infrastructure and the ongoing process of reassessing the extent of the earthquake's damage. The detailed crack on the road highlights the physical consequences of the earthquake and ties into the narrative of revising and verifying the damage assessment.",
"The current frame shows the interior of a building, likely a room with pink tiled walls and a wooden door, indicating the location of significant structural damage due to the earthquake. The text \"지진 공식 피해금액 반토막\" (official damage estimate halved) is visible, reiterating the theme of revised damage assessments. The ceiling shows signs of damage, including cracks and possibly water damage, illustrating the extent of the impact on infrastructure. The frame continues to emphasize the process of reassessing and documenting the earthquake's effects on residential or public buildings.",
"The current frame highlights a wall with significant structural damage, particularly at the ceiling, where tiles are missing and exposing underlying materials. The text \"김중 4.5여진 문화재 긴급 안전점검\" (Gyeongju 4.5-magnitude cultural property emergency inspection) suggests a focus on evaluating the condition of cultural heritage sites following the earthquake. The exposed area beneath the tiles shows extensive damage, further emphasizing the impact on infrastructure and the need for a thorough assessment of such damage. The continuity from the previous frame reinforces the ongoing documentation and assessment of the earthquake's effects, particularly on cultural properties and buildings."
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The video depicts the aftermath of an earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea, focusing on the damage assessment and recovery efforts. It begins with a news report in a television studio, where anchors discuss the revised official damage estimate, which has been halved from 10.6 billion won to 5.8 billion won. The majority of private property damages, such as cracks in walls and broken fences, were not included in the official tally. The video then transitions to aerial views of the city, showing densely populated areas and open green spaces, highlighting the scope of the affected region.
The footage continues with scenes of demolition, reconstruction, and repair efforts, including a large crane lifting a portion of a building and workers manually repairing a traditional tiled roof. These scenes underscore the scale of the response and the physical labor involved in rebuilding. The video also shows streets littered with debris, emphasizing the need for thorough cleanup and repair work.
Further scenes depict individuals assessing damage to buildings, including a traditional structure with a severely damaged wooden ceiling and a man inspecting a cracked wall. Close-up views of cracked pavements, roads, and walls highlight the extent of the infrastructure damage. The text "지진 공식 피해금액 반토막" (official earthquake damage halved) is consistently displayed throughout, reinforcing the reduction in damage estimates.
The latter part of the video focuses on the detailed assessment of damage to residential properties and cultural heritage sites, with a mention of an emergency inspection of cultural properties following the earthquake. The interior of a building shows significant structural damage, including cracks in the ceiling and possibly water damage. A wall with missing tiles exposing underlying materials further emphasizes the impact on infrastructure.
Overall, the video provides a comprehensive view of the earthquake's aftermath in Gyeongju, from the initial news report to the ongoing recovery and assessment efforts, highlighting the challenges in evaluating and addressing the damage to both private properties and cultural heritage sites.
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"original": " 이딴 강진으로 100억 원이 넘는 것으로 추정됐던 경주시의 공식 피해 규모가 58억 원 수준에 그치는 것으로 집계됐습니다. 경주시가 지진 발생 뒤 전수조사를 통해 발표한 잠정추산 피해액은 약 107억 원이었지만 사유재산 피해는 대부분 공식 피해액에서 빠졌습니다. 규정상 기화가 떨어지거나 벽체에 금이 가고 담장이 파손된 것은 재산 피해로 산정되지 않습니다. 사유재산 중에는 지진으로 주택이 완전히 부서지거나 반쯤 허물어진 것만 공식 피해에게 들어갔습니다.",
"refined": "The official damage in Gyeongju, initially estimated to exceed 10 billion won, has been recalculated to around 5.8 billion won. Following a thorough investigation after the earthquake, the city reported a preliminary estimated damage of approximately 10.7 billion won, but most private property damage was excluded from the official total. According to regulations, damage such as cracks in walls or broken fences is not considered property damage. Only private properties that were completely destroyed or partially demolished due to the earthquake were included in the official damage report.",
"summarized": "Gyeongju city's official damage from the earthquake was estimated to be over 1 billion won, but the final calculation is around 580 million won. The initial estimate of 1.07 billion won was reduced as most private property damages, such as cracks in walls or broken fences, were not included due to regulations. Only severe cases of private property damage, such as completely or partially destroyed houses, were accounted for in the official damage total.",
"translated": "The official damage estimate for Gyeongju, initially expected to exceed 10 billion won, has been revised to approximately 5.8 billion won. Following a thorough survey after the earthquake, the city reported preliminary estimated damages of around 10.7 billion won. However, most private property damages were not included in the official tally. According to regulations, damages such as cracks in walls, broken fences, or decreased building foundations are not considered property damage. Only cases where homes were completely or partially destroyed due to the earthquake were counted in the official damage estimate.",
"translated_llm": "The official damage estimated by the city of 경주 to be over 10 billion won was estimated to be at 58 billion won. The estimated damage was about 107 billion won, but most of the damage was lost from the official damage.",
"translated_whisper": " The official damage of Gyeongju, which was estimated to be over 1 billion won, has reached the level of 5.8 billion won. The total damage of the dam was about 1.7 billion won, which was announced through a full-scale survey after the earthquake. But most of the damage to the property was removed from the official damage. According to the regulations, the damage to the dam is not determined as damage to the property. Accordingly, the property was damaged by an earthquake, or half of the property was destroyed."
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
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"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=n6UmQ9Kw2GQ",
"video_description": "경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생…\"강도 약해져\" 지난 12일 저녁 발생한 규모 5.8의 경주 지진 탓에 여진이 307차례 발생한 것으로 집계됐습니다. 기상청에 따르면 오늘 오후 4시까지 경주 지진 이후 여진은 규모 1.5∼3.0도 292회 등 모두 307차례 발생했습니다. 기상청 관계자는 \"경주 지진 탓에 여진이 계속 발생하고 있지만 강도가 약해지고 있다\"며 \"앞으로 일어날 여진 규모는 3.0 이하로 예상되기 때문에 그렇게 우려하지 않아도 될 것 같다\"고 말했습니다. 연합뉴스TV : 02-398-4409(제보) 4441(기사문의), 카톡/라인 jebo23 (끝)",
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"In the current frame, two news anchors are presenting a weather report. The male anchor is wearing traditional Korean attire and the female anchor is wearing a red and gold patterned hanbok. Behind them is a weather map indicating areas affected by recent weather patterns, with a large portion of the map highlighted in red and yellow, likely representing extreme weather conditions. Text on the screen reads \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 약해져'\" which translates to \"307 aftershocks after Gyeongju earthquake... intensity weakening.\" This suggests that the news report is discussing the recent aftershocks following an earthquake in Gyeongju, with the text indicating that the intensity of the aftershocks is decreasing. The timestamp on the screen reads 17:21, and the temperature is displayed as 23.6°C. The overall context appears to be a weather report discussing the aftermath of an earthquake.",
"The current frame continues to focus on the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, with the two news anchors continuing their report. The weather map in the background remains a significant visual element, with the same highlighted areas indicating the impact of the quake. The text \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 약해져'\" is still displayed, reiterating that there have been 307 aftershocks following the earthquake in Gyeongju and that their intensity is weakening. The male and female anchors are dressed in traditional Korean attire, maintaining the continuity of their presentation style. The temperature remains at 23.6°C, and the timestamp is still at 17:21. The overall context of the frame remains focused on discussing the decreasing intensity of the aftershocks following the Gyeongju earthquake.",
"The current frame shows surveillance footage from a building, likely a residential area, depicting an individual wearing a white outfit crouching down and moving cautiously. This suggests a scene of aftermath activity, possibly assessing damage or searching for someone, consistent with the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. The text \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생...\" confirms the ongoing theme of aftershocks and potential damage. The timestamp at 17:21 indicates this is part of a live broadcast news segment, likely showing real-time footage related to the earthquake aftermath. The atmosphere in the frame is tense, reflecting the urgency and concern related to the situation. The overall context ties back to the weakening intensity of the aftershocks following the earthquake in Gyeongju, as discussed in the previous frames.",
"The current frame shows a kitchen scene with various cooking utensils and pots visible. The text at the bottom of the image reads \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... \"강도 악해져\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") and indicates ongoing coverage of the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. The timestamp at 17:21 continues the live news segment. The scene suggests someone may be preparing for or preparing food during or after the aftershocks, reflecting a return to normalcy or a routine amidst the ongoing seismic activity. The context from the ASR highlights that despite the aftershocks, there is no significant concern, as their intensity is weakening.",
"The current frame continues to depict a kitchen scene with visible cooking utensils and pots, similar to the previous frame. The text at the bottom of the image remains \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\"), reinforcing the ongoing coverage of the Gyeongju earthquake's aftermath. The timestamp at 17:21 confirms it is still part of the live news segment. The scene appears to depict someone continuing to engage in routine kitchen activities, possibly preparing food, amidst the background context of aftershocks. The ASR transcript emphasizes that the aftershocks are weakening and there is no significant concern, although the intensity is noted to have increased, adding a layer of tension to the mundane activities being performed.",
"The current frame shows a kitchen scene with focus on a ceiling light fixture, similar to the previous frame. The text \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") is displayed, indicating ongoing coverage of the earthquake's impact. The timestamp at 17:21 suggests it remains part of the same live news broadcast. The light fixture and ceiling are the main elements visible, with the background context of aftershocks. The ASR transcript confirms the continued recording of aftershocks, though they are weakening. The scene maintains the focus on routine activities amidst the backdrop of the earthquake's aftermath.",
"The current frame continues to show a kitchen scene, maintaining focus on the ceiling light fixture, consistent with the previous frame. The text \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") remains visible, emphasizing the ongoing news coverage of the earthquake's impact. The light fixture appears slightly swaying, possibly indicating minor tremors from the aftershocks. The timestamp at 17:21 indicates this is part of the same live news broadcast. The background context of the aftershocks persists, with the ASR transcript highlighting the weakening intensity of the earthquakes. The scene continues to depict routine activities within the kitchen, set against the backdrop of the earthquake's aftermath.",
"The current frame maintains focus on the kitchen ceiling light fixture, consistent with previous frames, emphasizing the impact of the Gyeongju earthquake. The light fixture appears to be swinging slightly, indicating ongoing minor tremors from the aftershocks. The visible text \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") remains, reinforcing the news narrative of the earthquake's aftermath. The timestamp at 17:21 continues to suggest this is part of a live news broadcast. The scene depicts a domestic setting within the kitchen, highlighting the presence of aftershocks as mentioned in the ASR transcript, which notes the weakening intensity of the earthquakes.",
"The current frame shows a nursery or baby's room, featuring a baby bouncer or swing that appears to be slightly shaking, possibly due to the aftershocks mentioned in the ASR. The text overlay \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") remains consistent, linking the scene to the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. The timestamp of 17:21 and the news broadcast indicators like \"연합뉴스TV\" and \"3시간 20분\" (3 hours 20 minutes) are visible, suggesting this is still part of a live news report. The room contains items like shelves and a dresser, typical of a domestic setting, with no visible people, emphasizing the impact of the aftershocks on everyday objects.",
"The current frame continues to depict the nursery or baby's room, with the focus remaining on the baby bouncer or swing which is shown to be in motion, likely shaking due to the aftershocks. The text overlay \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") reinforces the connection to the ongoing earthquake aftermath. The timestamp of 17:21 and news broadcast elements such as \"연합뉴스TV\" and \"3시간 20분\" (3 hours 20 minutes) are still visible, indicating the live nature of the report. The room includes typical domestic items like a dresser and shelves, maintaining the context of the previous frame, with no visible people, highlighting the impact on everyday household objects due to the tremors.",
"The current frame shows a close-up of a baby's feeding bottle or container on a surface, likely also affected by the aftershocks. The bottle appears to be slightly shaken or disturbed, reinforcing the impact of the earthquakes. The text overlay continues to highlight the connection to the Gyeongju earthquake and the aftershocks, with \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... '강도 악해져'\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... \"Intensity worsened\") visible. The presence of household items such as a box and bottles nearby emphasizes the everyday setting affected by the tremors. The timestamp and news channel identifiers (\"연합뉴스TV\" and \"3시간 20분\") remain, indicating the ongoing live news report, suggesting the earthquake's effects on daily life and household items.",
"The current frame shows a room with a potted plant and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit, likely indoors. The lighting is dim, suggesting it might be evening or the lights are off. The presence of household items such as a cabinet in the background indicates a domestic setting. The text overlay reiterates the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake with \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생...\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks...), highlighting the ongoing news coverage of the earthquake's impact. The timestamp and news channel identifiers (\"연합뉴스TV\" and \"4시간 00분\") continue to be visible, emphasizing the ongoing live report. The room appears calm, but the previous description of the shaken bottle and the context of the ASR imply that it is part of a larger narrative about the earthquake's effects on daily life.",
"The current frame shows the same indoor setting as the previous one, featuring a potted plant and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit. The dim lighting persists, maintaining the evening or indoor lighting context. The text overlay now includes \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... 강도 약해져\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... intensity weakening), indicating a decrease in the aftershock intensity. The news channel (\"연합뉴스TV\") and time (\"4시간 00분\") continue to emphasize the live news coverage. The calm atmosphere of the room, along with the previous description of the shaken bottle, reinforces the narrative of the ongoing earthquake's effects on the setting, highlighting the diminishing impact of the aftershocks.",
"The current frame continues to depict the indoor setting with a potted plant and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit, consistent with the previous frame. The dim lighting remains, suggesting it is still evening or in a low-light environment. The text overlay reiterates \"경주 지진 이후 여진 307회 발생... 강도 약해져\" (Gyeongju earthquake followed by 307 aftershocks... intensity weakening), indicating the ongoing coverage of the aftershocks and their decreasing intensity. The presence of the news channel \"연합뉴스TV\" and the timestamp of \"4시간 30분\" further emphasize the live reporting. The scene maintains a calm atmosphere, with the potted plant and air conditioning unit being the focal points, reinforcing the narrative of the diminishing impact of the aftershocks. The ASR suggests that the aftershocks are still occurring but weakening, aligning with the visual depiction of a stable indoor environment despite the recent seismic activity.",
"The current frame maintains the indoor setting from the previous frames, featuring a potted plant and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit, consistent with the established environment. The lighting remains dim, reinforcing the evening or low-light context. The text overlay in the current frame reads \"연합뉴스TV\" and \"고속도로 예상 소요시간 2시간 30분,\" suggesting a news update on expected travel times on highways. The ASR indicates that 307 aftershocks have been recorded following the Gyeongju earthquake, with the intensity weakening, as seen in the calm indoor scene. The overall atmosphere is tranquil, with the plant and air conditioning unit as central elements, aligning with the narrative of decreasing aftershock impact.",
"The current frame continues the indoor setting, showing a potted plant prominently in the foreground. The lighting remains dim, suggesting evening or low-light conditions. The text overlay \"연합뉴스TV\" and \"고속도로 예상 소요시간 2시간 30분\" reappears, indicating a news broadcast. The ASR confirms the ongoing aftershock events following the Gyeongju earthquake, with the intensity weakening, and the calm environment reflects this narrative, emphasizing the peaceful aftermath despite the recent seismic activity. The plant and air conditioning unit remain central elements, maintaining continuity from the previous frames."
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The video depicts a news broadcast covering the aftermath of a 5.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Gyeongju, with a focus on the 307 recorded aftershocks. The news anchors, dressed in traditional Korean attire, present the weather report and discuss the earthquake's impact, displaying a map highlighting areas affected by the recent weather patterns. The video then transitions to surveillance footage and scenes of everyday life, such as a kitchen and a nursery, showing the effects of the aftershocks on household objects. Despite the initial concern, the intensity of the aftershocks is reported to be weakening, with officials stating that there is no need for significant concern. The video concludes with a calm indoor setting, featuring a potted plant and an air conditioning unit, reflecting the diminishing impact of the aftershocks. The news broadcast provides updates on expected travel times on highways, emphasizing the return to normalcy. Overall, the video presents a narrative of the earthquake's aftermath, highlighting the initial disruption and the subsequent return to calm, as the intensity of the aftershocks weakens.
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"original": " 지난 12일 저녁 발생한 규모 5.8의 경주 지진 탓에 여진이 307차례 발생한 것으로 집계됐습니다. 기상청에 따르면 오늘 오후 4시까지 경주 지진 이후 여진은 규모 1.5에서 3.0도 292회 등 모두 307차례 발생했습니다. 기상청 관계자는 경주 지진 탓에 여진이 계속 발생하고 있지만 강도가 약해지고 있다며 앞으로 일어날 여진 규모는 3.0 이하로 예상되기 때문에 그렇게 우려하지 않아도 될 것 같다고 말했습니다.",
"refined": "On the evening of the 12th, a 5.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in Gyeongju, resulting in 307 aftershocks. According to the weather agency, as of 4 pm today, there have been 307 aftershocks with magnitudes ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 since the Gyeongju earthquake. An agency official stated that although aftershocks are continuing due to the Gyeongju earthquake, their intensity is weakening, and it is expected that future aftershocks will have a magnitude of 3.0 or less, so there is no need to worry.",
"summarized": "A magnitude 5.8 earthquake occurred in Gyeongju on the 12th, resulting in 307 aftershocks, with 292 of them ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 in magnitude. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, although aftershocks are still occurring due to the earthquake, their intensity is weakening. Officials expect future aftershocks to have a magnitude of 3.0 or less, indicating no significant concern is warranted.",
"translated": "Following the 5.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Gyeongju on the evening of the 12th, a total of 307 aftershocks have been recorded. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, as of 4 pm today, there have been 307 aftershocks, with 292 of them ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 in magnitude. An official from the Meteorological Administration noted that while aftershocks are still occurring due to the Gyeongju earthquake, their intensity is weakening, and it is expected that future aftershocks will have a magnitude of 3.0 or less, so there is no need for significant concern.",
"translated_llm": "The latest estimates are that 307 earthquakes have occurred due to the 5.8 magnitude earthquake that occurred on the 12th evening. According to the Meteorological Office, as of 4 pm today, the earthquake has caused 307 earthquakes ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 degrees and 292 rounds.",
"translated_whisper": " The last 12 days, there were 5.8 times of earthquakes in Gyeongju, and 307 times of the earthquake in Yeojin. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Yeojin has been 3 times in Gyeongju since the earthquake in Gyeongju, from 1.5 to 3.0 degrees 292 times. The Kisangcheon official said that the earthquake is still happening due to the Gyeongju earthquake, but the intensity is getting weaker, and the expected earthquake size to occur in the future is 3.0 or less, so it is not necessary to worry."
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=uoagwCVoHGM",
"video_description": "경주 지진으로 8명 부상…재산피해 253건 어제 저녁 경주 일대에서 발생한 지진으로 인해 8명이 다치고 카카오톡과 국민안전처 홈페이지 등 통신망이 일시적으로 마비되는 등의 장애가 있었습니다. 국민안전처는 경주 일대에서 오늘과 어제에 걸쳐 일어난 지진으로 인해 80살 여성 황 모 씨 등 8명이 경상을 입고 253건의 재산피해가 신고됐다고 밝혔습니다. 이번 지진으로 인해 KTX 대전~부산 구간이 5분가량 정차하기도 했습니다. 연합뉴스TV : 02-398-4409(제보) 4441(기사문의), 카톡/라인 jebo23 (끝)",
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"The image shows a news anchor standing in front of a large screen displaying a black and white surveillance camera footage, presumably related to the earthquake in Gyeongju. The footage appears to depict outdoor scenes, possibly from an urban area, featuring some construction materials and debris. The text on the screen indicates that the earthquake caused injuries and property damage: \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages). The lower part of the screen shows additional text about the KTX train halting for 5 minutes and a ticker providing financial information. The overall scene is from a news broadcast by \"연합뉴스TV,\" with the anchor likely discussing the earthquake's impact and details provided in the audio.",
"In the current frame, the news anchor continues to report on the earthquake in Gyeongju, standing in front of a screen displaying the same black and white surveillance footage. The footage still appears to show the aftermath of the earthquake, with visible damage and debris. The anchor is holding papers and seems to be discussing the impacts of the earthquake, referencing the details from the ASR about the 8 injuries, including an 80-year-old woman named Hwang, and 253 cases of property damage. The text on the screen reinforces these details: \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages). The lower part of the screen includes additional information about the halted KTX train, with the news station \"연합뉴스TV\" and a ticker providing financial updates.",
"The current frame continues the news report on the earthquake in Gyeongju, focusing on the aftermath as depicted in the black and white surveillance footage. The footage shows debris and structural damage, likely from the earthquake, with smoke or dust visible, indicating recent disturbances. The screen overlays the text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages), emphasizing the scale of the impact. The scene on the screen maintains the focus on the consequences of the earthquake, such as injuries and property damage, aligning with the ASR's information about the incident. The reporter, presumably Kim Seong-hyeon, continues to provide a detailed account based on the surveillance footage, which visually supports the narrative of the earthquake's effects.",
"The current frame continues to show the aftermath of the earthquake in Gyeongju, displaying more surveillance footage that captures the extent of the damage. The image depicts a structure with significant debris scattered around, and smoke or dust still present, suggesting recent disturbances. The overlay text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages) remains, reinforcing the severity of the incident. The scene maintains a focus on the structural damage, supporting the ASR narrative of injuries and property destruction following the earthquake.",
"The current frame captures a scene outside a damaged building in Gyeongju, as indicated by the overlay text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages). The building shows significant structural damage, with a section of the wall collapsed or under construction, supported by visible wooden beams and debris. People are gathered near the entrance, likely assessing the damage or assisting those affected. The presence of emergency or rescue vehicles, as well as the urgent atmosphere, aligns with the aftermath of a natural disaster, likely related to the earthquake mentioned in the ASR. The scene emphasizes the impact of the earthquake on local infrastructure and community response.",
"The current frame shows a street view of an urban area at night, with a storefront that appears to be damaged. A large portion of the building is blurred, suggesting movement or a recent impact, likely due to the earthquake. A vehicle is parked near the building, and the atmosphere is dimly lit, emphasizing the severity of the situation. The overlay text reads \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages), confirming the aftermath of the earthquake mentioned in the ASR. The scene suggests ongoing assessment or recovery efforts following the natural disaster. The presence of emergency or rescue vehicles and the urgency of the situation are consistent with the aftermath of an earthquake.",
"The current frame depicts an indoor setting, likely a store, where several people are present. A person wearing a dark shirt and gloves is seen handling items on a table, possibly organizing or clearing them. The scene suggests a state of activity or cleanup following an incident, which could be related to the earthquake. The overlay text reads \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" (Gyeongju earthquake caused 8 injuries and 253 property damages), aligning with the aftermath theme mentioned in the ASR. The scene likely reflects the ongoing recovery efforts and assessment of damage within the store after the earthquake.",
"The current frame continues to depict the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. A person is shown mopping up a liquid spill on a tiled floor, likely water or another cleaning fluid, in what appears to be a commercial or public space, such as a store or a mall. The person is wearing blue shoes and is using a mop, indicating efforts to clean up debris or spills caused by the earthquake. The overlay text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" reinforces the context of recovery and cleaning activities following the disaster. This frame aligns with the previous frame's description of ongoing assessment and cleanup efforts, with the individual actively working to restore the area to a usable state after the earthquake.",
"The current frame continues to depict the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. The focus is on a person cleaning up the floor in what appears to be a public or commercial space, as indicated by the tiled floor and the presence of furniture in the background. The person is using a mop to handle the spill on the floor, which is likely due to the earthquake. The text overlay \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is present, reinforcing the context of the recovery efforts and the extent of the damage. The individual is actively engaged in cleaning, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to restore normalcy after the earthquake, as detailed in the ASR and previous frames.",
"The current frame depicts the continuation of the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, with a focus on a tiled floor showing visible damage and debris scattered across it. The text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is prominently displayed, highlighting the extent of the property damage resulting from the earthquakes. The scene emphasizes the impact on the infrastructure, likely within a public or commercial setting, as indicated by the tiled floor. The ongoing clean-up efforts and the scale of the devastation are clear, aligning with the reported injuries and property damage mentioned in the ASR and previous frames.",
"The current frame shows a man in a striped sweater pointing at a wall with visible cracks, illustrating the extent of damage. The text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is displayed, reinforcing the severe impact of the earthquake on property. The man is likely inspecting the damage, possibly in a residential setting, as indicated by the wall and curtain. The visible cracks underscore the earthquake's destructive effect, continuing the narrative of widespread property damage and the resulting injuries and disruptions mentioned in the ASR and previous frames.",
"The current frame focuses on a close-up of a large crack running vertically through a wall, emphasizing the structural damage caused by the earthquake in Gyeongju. The text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is visible, reinforcing the severity of the earthquake's impact with 8 injuries and 253 property damage cases. The crack in the wall, seen through a piece of fabric, highlights the destructive power of the quake, continuing the narrative from the previous frame where a man pointed out wall damage. The ongoing theme underscores the widespread physical damage and the need for assessment and repair following the earthquake.",
"The current frame continues to depict the aftermath of the earthquake in Gyeongju. It shows a close-up of a wall with a large, visible crack, indicative of the structural damage. The text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" reappears, emphasizing the consequences of the earthquake with 8 injuries and 253 cases of property damage. The damage to the wall, which is shown without any fabric overlay, further highlights the destructive impact of the quake. The frame continues to underscore the severity of the damage and the need for assessment and repair, maintaining the narrative of widespread impact and destruction from the previous frames.",
"The current frame depicts the interior of an airport terminal, likely Gimhae Airport, indicated by the signage in Korean. The scene shows travelers moving through the terminal, with some carrying luggage, suggesting a sense of normalcy despite the earlier earthquake in Gyeongju. The text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is displayed again, reinforcing the narrative of the earthquake's impact on the region. The absence of any visible damage in the airport contrasts with the previous frame's depiction of structural damage, highlighting different aspects of the earthquake's effects. People are seen walking through the terminal, indicating that operations are continuing despite the nearby disaster. The atmosphere appears calm, with no immediate signs of disruption, emphasizing the resilience of infrastructure and daily life.",
"The current frame continues to depict the interior of the airport terminal, likely Gimhae Airport, with travelers moving through the area, consistent with the previous frame. The scene shows individuals walking, some carrying luggage, indicating normal activity and operations despite the earlier earthquake in Gyeongju. The Korean text \"경주 지진으로 8명 부상...재산피해 253건\" is prominently displayed, further emphasizing the earthquake's impact. The atmosphere remains calm, suggesting that the terminal is functioning without significant disruption, highlighting the resilience of the infrastructure and the daily routine of travelers. This frame reinforces the ongoing theme of life continuing amidst the earthquake's aftermath.",
"The current frame continues to depict individuals walking inside what appears to be Gimhae Airport, maintaining the setting from the previous frame. Three people are visible; one person on the left is carrying a bag, and two individuals are walking side by side, one wearing a blue jacket. The atmosphere seems calm and orderly, indicating that airport operations are proceeding smoothly despite the earthquake. The Korean text on the bottom of the screen reads \"검찰, '대우조선 투자' 비속배\" which translates to \"Prosecutor's Office: 'Investigating Daewoo Shipbuilding Investment',\" suggesting a news report overlay about a separate topic unrelated to the earthquake. The scene emphasizes the normalcy and ongoing routine of travelers at the airport, consistent with the video's focus on resilience and continuity amidst the recent event."
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The video depicts the aftermath of an earthquake in Gyeongju, showing significant damage to buildings and infrastructure. The earthquake resulted in 8 injuries, including an 80-year-old woman named Hwang, and 253 cases of property damage. The disaster temporarily disrupted communication networks and caused the KTX train to halt for about 5 minutes. The video shows news anchors reporting on the incident, displaying black and white surveillance footage of the damaged areas, and providing updates on the extent of the damage and the response efforts. The scenes also show people assessing the damage, cleaning up debris, and continuing with their daily activities, such as traveling through Gimhae Airport, which appears to be operating normally despite the earthquake. The overall context is one of disruption and recovery, with a focus on the impact of the earthquake on the community and the efforts to restore normalcy.
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"original": " 어제저녁 경주 일대에서 발생한 지진으로 인해 8명이 다치고, 카카오톡과 국민안전처 홈페이지 등 통신망이 일시적으로 마비되는 등의 장애가 있었습니다. 국민안전처는 경주 일대에서 오늘과 어제에 걸쳐 일어난 지진으로 인해 80살 여성 황 모 씨 등 8명이 경상을 입고 253건의 재산 피해가 신고됐다고 밝혔습니다. 이번 지진으로 인해 KTX 대전에서 부산 구간이 5분가량 정차하기도 했습니다. MBC 뉴스 김성현입니다.",
"refined": "Yesterday evening, an earthquake in Gyeongju left 8 people injured and caused temporary disruptions to communication networks, including Kakao Talk and the National Safety Agency's website. The National Safety Agency reported that the earthquake, which occurred in Gyeongju over the past two days, resulted in 8 people, including an 80-year-old woman, sustaining minor injuries, and 253 cases of property damage. The earthquake also caused the KTX train service between Daejeon and Busan to be suspended for about 5 minutes.",
"summarized": "An earthquake in Gyeongju resulted in 8 people being injured, including an 80-year-old woman, and 253 cases of property damage reported. The incident also caused a temporary disruption to communication networks, including Kakao Talk and the National Security Agency website, and a 5-minute halt to the KTX train service between Daejeon and Busan.",
"translated": "Yesterday evening, an earthquake in the Gyeongju area resulted in 8 injuries and temporarily disrupted communication networks, including KakaoTalk and the National Security Agency's website. The National Security Agency reported that 8 people, including an 80-year-old woman named Hwang, were injured and 253 cases of property damage were reported due to the earthquakes that occurred in Gyeongju yesterday and today. The earthquake also caused the KTX train to halt for about 5 minutes on the Daejeon-Busan route. This is MBC News reporter Kim Seong-hyeon.",
"translated_llm": "The earthquake in the raceway yesterday evening caused 8 people to be injured, and the telecommunications network including the KaKaoTok and the website of the National Security Agency were temporarily disrupted. The National Security Agency said that eight people including an 80-year-old woman, Mr. Zhuang Mo, were injured and 253 property damage was reported due to the earthquake in the raceway today and yesterday.",
"translated_whisper": " Yesterday evening, 8 people were injured in the earthquake in Gyeongju, and there was a problem with the communication network such as Kakao Talk and the National Security Agency website. The National Security Agency reported that 8 people, including an 80-year-old woman, were injured in the earthquake that occurred yesterday and today in Gyeongju. 253 property damage was reported. Due to the earthquake, the Busan section of KTX Daejeon was also closed for about 5 minutes."
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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"People running out of buildings during the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Emergency responders searching through rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Cars driving away from the affected area in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on 12 September 2016",
"Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas in Gyeongju, South Korea after the earthquake on September 12, 2016",
"Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"People running out of buildings during the earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea on September 12, 2016",
"Rescue teams searching through rubble after the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea",
"Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris in Gyeongju, South Korea after the 12 September 2016 earthquake",
"Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene after the 2016 Gyeongju, South Korea earthquake on September 12",
"People gathering in open spaces for safety during the 12 September 2016 earthquake in Gyeongju, South Korea"
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"article_url": "https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016%EB%85%84_%EA%B2%BD%EC%A3%BC_%EC%A7%80%EC%A7%84",
"during_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to decompose the ongoing event in multiple simple events. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"during_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the consequences and aftermath of an earthquake, as these are the most likely to be visualized in a video. Events such as damage to buildings, rescue operations, and people reacting to the quake are plausible and commonly seen in earthquake-related videos.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Rescue teams searching through rubble\n3. Buildings with cracked walls and fallen debris\n4. Emergency vehicles rushing to the scene\n5. People gathering in open spaces for safety",
"en_article_excerpt": "The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.",
"en_article_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Gyeongju_earthquake",
"event_category": "disasters",
"event_name": "gyeongju_earthquake",
"language": "korean",
"prequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what previous events could lead to this given event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"prequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: It makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath or impact of an earthquake, as these would be the most visually apparent and relevant to a video about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake. Events such as destruction, evacuation, and rescue efforts are likely to be seen in a video associated with this query.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. People running out of buildings\n2. Emergency responders searching through rubble\n3. Cars driving away from the affected area\n4. Buildings with cracked walls and broken windows\n5. Rescue teams carrying injured people on stretchers",
"sequel_prompt": "<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>\n\nCutting Knowledge Date: December 2023\nToday Date: 26 Jul 2024\n\n<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>\n\nYou are given a video search query. Assume the video search query is an ongoing event. You have to find out what events can be the outcome of this ongoing event. The extracted events should be concrete enough to be visualized in a video.\n\nHere are some guidelines: \n- Extract events that could be visualized in a video.\n- Before extracting an event, consider whether the event text could serve as a reasonable caption for a frame of a video associated with the query.\n- Give specific events related to the query, use your previous WORLD KNOWLEDGE to extract events that are likely to be seen in a video. For example, if the query is \"2019 Christmas Eve Protests in Hong Kong\", you might return \"Protesters marching in the streets\", but not \"Protestors marching in snow\" because it is not likely to have snow in Hong Kong, though its pretty common in other places. \n- First, explain your reasoning in 1-2 sentences about which events it makes sense to extract. Then, provide a numbered list with the events (anywhere from one to five event; use your best judgement to determine how many to extract)\n- Structure your response into two sections, \"\"EXPLANATION:\"\" and then \"\"EVENTS:\"\". The events sections should contain nothing but the events. \n\nHere is the query I'd like you to extract events from: The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>\n\n",
"sequel_raw_generation": "EXPLANATION: Given the query about the 2016 Gyeongju earthquake, it makes sense to extract events that are directly related to the aftermath and impact of an earthquake, such as damage to infrastructure, rescue efforts, and evacuation procedures. These events are likely to be visually represented in a video associated with the query, providing a concrete and tangible depiction of the earthquake's effects.\n\nEVENTS:\n1. Buildings collapsing or showing significant structural damage\n2. People evacuating their homes and gathering in safe areas\n3. Emergency responders searching for survivors in rubble\n4. Roads blocked by debris and damaged vehicles\n5. Residents assessing damage to their homes and belongings",
"video_URL": "http://youtube.com/watch?v=5p1N4MtudiI",
"video_description": "경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠' 지난 12일 발생한 규모 5.8의 경주 지진의 여진이 316회 발생한 것으로 집계됐습니다. 기상청은 오늘 오전 11시 기준 여진 횟수가 316회라고 발표했습니다. 규모별 횟수는 1.5에서 3.0이 301차례, 3.0에서 4.0은 14차례, 4.0에서 5.0은 1차례 감지됐습니다. 사흘째 계속된 여진은 일단 멈추는 징후를 보이고 있는 것으로 기상청은 파악하고 있습니다. 연합뉴스TV : 02-398-4409(제보) 4441(기사문의), 카톡/라인 jebo23 (끝)",
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"In the current frame, two news anchors are presenting on a television broadcast. The male anchor is on the left, and the female anchor is on the right, both dressed in traditional Korean attire. The background shows a cityscape with a river and bridges. The text on the screen reads \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠'\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light'\". The screen also mentions \"Korean News TV\" and provides a time stamp of 15:01. Additionally, the ASR suggests that the earthquake in Gyeongju has had 316 aftershocks, with varying magnitudes ranging from 1.5 to 5.0, and the aftershocks are showing signs of subsiding. The temperature displayed is 26.7°C.",
"In the current frame, the two news anchors continue their broadcast about the Gyeongju earthquake. The male anchor, dressed in a traditional Korean hanbok with a maroon vest, and the female anchor, in a pink hanbok, stand in front of a backdrop featuring a cityscape with a river and a bridge. The text on the screen, \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠'\" remains, translating to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light'.\" The ASR indicates that the earthquake has had 316 aftershocks, with varying magnitudes, and the aftershocks are showing signs of subsiding. The broadcast is from Korean News TV, timestamped at 15:01, and the temperature is 26.7°C. The continuity of the scene suggests the anchors are providing updates on the aftershocks and their decreasing frequency.",
"The current frame shows a map displaying the location of the Gyeongju earthquake's epicenter and the surrounding area, with various colored lines and markers indicating seismic activity. The map is overlaid with text in Korean, reading \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠'\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light'.\" The map also includes data from different stations such as \"KIGAM,\" \"YBN BHZ KG,\" \"DNH BHZ KG,\" and \"NSN BHZ KG.\" The scene is from the Korean News TV broadcast, as indicated by the logo and timestamp of 15:01, and the temperature of 26.7°C. The context of the video, as suggested by the ASR, highlights the ongoing 316 aftershocks following the earthquake in Gyeongju and their decreasing frequency. The news continues to focus on providing updates about the seismic activity and its aftermath.",
"The current frame also displays a map showing the Gyeongju earthquake's epicenter and the surrounding area, with colored lines and markers indicating seismic activity. The text overlay in Korean reads \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠,'\" translating to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light.'\" The map includes data from seismic stations like \"KIGAM,\" \"YBN BHZ KG,\" \"DNH BHZ KG,\" and \"NSN BHZ KG,\" providing real-time updates on aftershock activity. The scene, marked with the Korean News TV logo and timestamp of 15:01, and a temperature of 26.0°C, continues to focus on the aftermath of the earthquake in Gyeongju. The seismic activity depicted on the map suggests a gradual decrease in frequency of aftershocks, as previously indicated by the ASR.",
"The current frame shows a detailed map displaying the aftermath of the 5.8-magnitude earthquake in Gyeongju, with a focus on the aftershock activity. The map is marked with numerous colored lines and markers representing seismic activity, including a prominent red and yellow cluster indicating the epicenter and surrounding seismic waves. The text overlay in Korean reads \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠,'\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light.'\" This is consistent with the previous frame's description, indicating a focus on the continuation of seismic events. Additional details from the ASR suggest that the number of aftershocks has reached 316, with the majority ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 magnitude. The Korea Meteorological Administration reports that these aftershocks have been occurring for three days and are showing signs of subsiding. The scene is marked with the Korean News TV logo, a timestamp of 15:01, and a temperature of 26.0°C, maintaining continuity with the previous frames and emphasizing the ongoing analysis of the earthquake's impact.",
"The current frame continues to display a detailed map focusing on the aftermath of the 5.8-magnitude earthquake in Gyeongju. The map prominently shows seismic activity with numerous colored lines and markers, including a central red and yellow cluster indicating the epicenter and the spread of seismic waves. The text overlay in Korean reads \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠,'\" translating to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light,'\" aligning with the previous frames' description. Additional details from the ASR confirm that the number of aftershocks has reached 316, with 301 ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 magnitude, 14 from 3.0 to 4.0, and one from 4.0 to 5.0. The Korea Meteorological Administration reports that these aftershocks have been ongoing for three days and are showing signs of subsiding. The presence of the Korean News TV logo, a timestamp of 15:01, and a temperature of 23.3°C, maintains continuity with the previous frames, emphasizing the ongoing analysis of the earthquake's impact.",
"The current frame shows a person working at a desk with two computer monitors displaying data related to the earthquake in Gyeongju. One monitor shows a list of seismic events, while the other shows a map with seismic activity markers. The text overlay on the image is in Korean, \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠,'\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light.'\" The monitors and the worker's focused attention suggest ongoing analysis of seismic data, consistent with the previous frames' description. The Korean News TV logo, timestamp of 15:01, and temperature of 23.3°C are visible, reinforcing the continuity of the broadcast. The ASR transcript confirms that the aftershocks have reached 316, with varying magnitudes, and are showing signs of subsiding, as reported by the Korea Meteorological Administration. The worker's actions highlight the detailed monitoring and response to the earthquake events.",
"The current frame displays a computer screen showing a detailed seismogram with multiple traces of seismic waves, indicating the monitoring of aftershocks. The monitor's display is focused on capturing the seismic activity patterns, with timestamps and annotations visible. The text overlay in Korean reads \"경주 지진 316회 이어가다 현재는 '잠잠,'\" which translates to \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light,'\" emphasizing the continued seismic activity. The ASR confirms the total count of 316 aftershocks, with their magnitudes, and the gradual decrease in intensity. The scene suggests a dedicated effort in tracking and analyzing the seismic data, consistent with the ongoing monitoring of the Gyeongju earthquake events. The time stamp and temperature details (15:01 and 23.3°C) add to the continuity of the news broadcast context.",
"The current frame continues to show a computer monitor displaying detailed seismic wave traces from the Gyeongju earthquake, with annotations and timestamps visible, focusing on the ongoing analysis of aftershocks. The Korean text overlay reiterates the \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light,'\" highlighting the consistent monitoring of seismic activity. The ASR confirms the continued tracking of 316 aftershocks, with their magnitudes reported, and notes the decreasing intensity. The time stamp now shows 15:01 and the temperature is 28.8°C, maintaining the news broadcast's context of monitoring and analyzing the earthquake's aftermath.",
"The current frame shows a computer monitor displaying a map of the Korean Peninsula, highlighting various locations with colored dots indicating the distribution and intensity of aftershocks. The time stamp reads 15:01, and the temperature is shown as 28.8°C. The Korean text overlay reads \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light',\" indicating the continuation of seismic monitoring. The ASR confirms that 316 aftershocks have been recorded, with 301 ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 magnitude, 14 from 3.0 to 4.0, and one from 4.0 to 5.0, with a note that the intensity is showing signs of subsiding. The news broadcast remains focused on tracking and analyzing the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, emphasizing the decreasing intensity of the aftershocks.",
"The current frame continues to show a computer monitor displaying a map of the Korean Peninsula, with colored dots representing aftershocks. The time stamp reads 22:22:30, and the temperature remains at 28.8°C. The Korean text overlay, \"Gyeongju earthquake 316 times ongoing 'light',\" confirms the ongoing seismic activity. The map still highlights different intensities and locations of the aftershocks, consistent with the previous description, indicating the news broadcast's focus on the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake. The visual representation emphasizes the decreasing intensity of the aftershocks, as noted by the ASR, with most being of low magnitude.",
"The current frame continues the theme of reporting on the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, as indicated by the map of the Korean Peninsula with colored dots denoting aftershocks. The time stamp on the screen is now at 15:00, with the temperature at 26.6°C. The Korean text overlay reads \"Gyeongju aftershocks 316, the current situation is 'lowing down,'\" which aligns with the ASR's information about the seismic activity subsiding. The dots on the map continue to represent different intensities, with many low-magnitude aftershocks, consistent with the broadcast's focus on the diminishing impact of the earthquakes. The visual representation supports the narrative of a decreasing number of aftershocks over time, emphasizing the situation's improvement.",
"The current frame continues the focus on the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, with a map of the Korean Peninsula displaying colored dots representing aftershock locations. The map highlights the ongoing seismic activity, with numerous dots indicating the frequency and distribution of earthquakes. The text overlay reads \"Gyeongju aftershocks 316, the current situation is 'jam'\", which suggests a continuation of the reporting on the seismic events. The time and temperature remain at 15:00 and 26.6°C, respectively. The visual elements reinforce the narrative of seismic activity, although the text implies a change in the state, possibly indicating a different phase or focus within the broadcast. The overall context remains consistent with the reporting on the earthquakes and their impact.",
"The current frame continues to focus on the aftermath of the Gyeongju earthquake, showing a map of the Korean Peninsula with numerous colored dots representing the locations of aftershocks. The text overlay in Korean reads \"Gyeongju aftershocks 316, the current situation is 'jam'\", indicating ongoing seismic activity. The dots are densely packed, suggesting a high concentration of aftershocks, particularly in the central region of the peninsula. The map is overlaid with the Korea Meteorological Administration's logo, reinforcing the source of the report. The bottom left corner shows the channel logo and the time \"15:00\", while the bottom right corner notes the temperature at \"26.6°C\". The visual elements and text emphasize the ongoing seismic activity and its impact, as reported by the Korea Meteorological Administration.",
"The current frame displays an electronic scoreboard with the number \"89\" prominently in red, surrounded by Korean text indicating it relates to Gyeongju's earthquakes. The text overlay in Korean reads \"Gyeongju aftershocks 316, the current situation is 'jam'\", continuing the focus on the seismic activity. The screen also features a blurred background that seems to show another interface, possibly related to the earthquake data. The channel logo and the time \"15:01\" are visible, along with a temperature of \"27.2°C\". The frame emphasizes the ongoing monitoring of aftershocks in Gyeongju, likely from a weather or seismic data source.",
"The current frame shows a computer screen displaying a map with a highlighted red marker indicating an earthquake's epicenter near Ulsan, as part of the ongoing monitoring of seismic activity. The map includes details about the earthquake's depth, location coordinates, and magnitude, labeled as automatic and related to KERC. The overlay text at the top right indicates \"3 times 40 seconds,\" possibly referring to updates or refresh intervals. The timestamp \"15:01\" and temperature \"27.2°C\" remain visible, and a news ticker at the bottom mentions \"Gyeongju aftershocks, number two recorded,\" emphasizing the ongoing reporting on aftershock events. The scene continues to focus on monitoring and reporting of earthquake data, specifically regarding the aftermath of the 5.8-magnitude quake in Gyeongju."
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The video is a news broadcast from Korean News TV, focusing on the aftermath of a 5.8-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Gyeongju. The broadcast, which took place at 15:01, reports on the 316 aftershocks that have been recorded, with the majority ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 magnitude. The aftershocks, which have continued for three days, are showing signs of subsiding, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration. The news anchors, dressed in traditional Korean attire, provide updates on the seismic activity, displaying maps and data from various stations, including KIGAM, YBN BHZ KG, DNH BHZ KG, and NSN BHZ KG. The maps and seismic data are used to track the aftershocks, which are represented by colored lines, markers, and dots on the maps, indicating their location, frequency, and intensity. The broadcast also features computer screens displaying seismograms, lists of seismic events, and maps of the Korean Peninsula, highlighting the ongoing monitoring and analysis of the earthquake's impact. The temperature is reported to be around 26-28°C throughout the broadcast. Overall, the video provides a detailed report on the Gyeongju earthquake and its aftershocks, emphasizing the ongoing monitoring and analysis of the seismic activity and its gradual subsidence.
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{
"original": " 지난 12일에 발생한 규모 5.8의 경주 지진의 여진이 316회 발생한 것으로 집계됐습니다. 기상청은 오늘 오전 11시 기준 여진 횟수가 316회라고 발표했습니다. 규모별 횟수는 1.5에서 3.0이 301차례, 3.0에서 4.0은 14차례, 4.0에서 5.0은 1차례 감지됐습니다. 사흘째 계속된 여진은 일단 멈추는 징후를 보이고 있는 것으로 기상청은 파악하고 있습니다.",
"refined": "The aftershocks of the 5.8 magnitude Gyeongju earthquake that occurred on the 12th have been recorded 316 times. As of 11 am this morning, the Korea Meteorological Administration reported 316 aftershocks. The breakdown by magnitude is as follows: 301 aftershocks between 1.5 and 3.0, 14 between 3.0 and 4.0, and one between 4.0 and 5.0. The aftershocks, which have continued for three days, are showing signs of subsiding, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration.",
"summarized": "A 5.8-magnitude earthquake occurred in Gyeongju on the 12th, followed by 316 aftershocks as of 11 am today. The aftershocks were mostly minor, with 301 between 1.5 and 3.0 magnitude, 14 between 3.0 and 4.0, and 1 between 4.0 and 5.0. The aftershocks have continued for four days but appear to be subsiding, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration.",
"translated": "The aftershocks of the 5.8-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Gyeongju 12 days ago have been recorded 316 times. As of 11 am today, the Korea Meteorological Administration reported that the number of aftershocks has reached 316. By magnitude, 301 of the aftershocks ranged from 1.5 to 3.0, 14 ranged from 3.0 to 4.0, and one ranged from 4.0 to 5.0. The aftershocks, which have continued for three days, are showing signs of subsiding, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration.",
"translated_llm": "The number of earthquakes in the last 12 days has been estimated at 316 of magnitude 5.8. The Meteorological Office has announced that the number of earthquakes as of 11 am today is 316. The number of earthquakes in the past 12 days has been estimated at 1.5 to 3.0 and 301 times, 3.0 to 4.0 and 14 times, 4.0 to 5.0 and once.",
"translated_whisper": " The incident occurred on 5.8 Gyeongju. Three hundred and sixteen times of earthquake occurred. As a result. The Kisangcheon News Agency reported that the number of earthquakes occurred at 11 a.m. this morning as 316. The number of a 1.5 to 3.0 is 301 times. Three three points zero four points zero were a few zeroes, four points zero and a quarter is a few. I have been detected. Over the past four days, the 여진 has been seen to be stuck for a while. Kisang-chung is knowing that."
}
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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The 2016 Gyeongju earthquake occurred on September 12 near Gyeongju, South Korea.
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