Crime modeling and mapping using Geospatial technology/
Crime modeling and mapping using Geospatial technology/
Leitner,Michael ed.
- New Delhi: Springer, 2013.
- 446 p.
Part I Fundamental Spatial Problems
1 Spatial Heterogeneity in Crime Analysis.
Martin A. Andresen and Nicolas Maileson
2 When Does a Drug Market Become a Drug Market?
Finding the Boundaries of Illicit Event Concentrations...
Lalien Johnson and Jerry H. Ratciiffe
Part II Crime Analysis
3 Convicted Sex Offender Residential Movements
Alan T. Murray, Tony H. Grubesic, Elizabeth A. Mack, Ran Wei,
Sergio J.^Rey, Luc Anselin, and Marie L. Griffin
4 Street-Level Spatiotemporal Crime Analysis:
Examples from Bronx County, NY (2006-2010)
Christopher R. Herrmann
5 Exploring Spatial Patterns of Crime Using
Non-hierarchical Cluster Analysis...
Alan T. Murray and Tony H. Grubesic
6 Reconstitution of the Journeys to Crime and Location
of Their Origin in the Context of a Crime Series.
A Raster Solution for a Real Case Study..
Jean-Paul Kasprzyk. Marie Trotta, Kenneth Broxham,
and Jean-Paul Donnay
7 Journey-to-Crime by Gender and Age Group
in Manchester, England..
Ned Levine and Patsy Lee
Part III Crime Modeling
8 Crime Scene Locations in Criminal Homicides:
A Spatial Crime Analysis in a GIS Environment...
Hyun Kim. Yongwan Chun, and Casey Anderson Gould
9 A Methodology for Assessing Dynamic Fine Scale
Built Environments and Crime: A Case Study
of the Ivower 9th Ward After Hurricane Katrina
Andrew Curlis, Jacqueline W. Curtis, S. Wright Kennedy,
Amil Kulkarni, and Traci Auer
10 Spatial Contagion of Male Juvenile Drug Offending
Across Socioeconomically Homogeneous Neighborhoods.
Jeremy Mennis and Philip Harris
11 Geospatial Modeling and Simulation of Property
Crime in Urban Neighborhoods: An Example
Model with Foreclosure...
Jay Lec and Ronald E. Wilson
12 Measuring a Placets Exposure to Facilities
Using Geoprocessing Models: An Illustration
Using Drinking Places and Crime..
Elizabeth GrofT
13 A Spatial Analysis of Methamphetamine Lab Seizures
in the Midwest High-Intensity Drug TrafHcking Area Before
and After Federal Precursor Legislation..
Aaron H. Gilbrcath
Part IV Crime Mapping
14 Comparing Fear of Crime and Crime Statistics
on a University Campus ..
Svcn Fubrmann, Niem Tu Huynh. and Ruojing Scholz.
15 Testing the Usability of Time-Geographic
Maps for Crime Mapping....
John D. Morgan and Philip E. Steinberg
16 Understanding Spatiotemporal Patterns of Multiple
Crime Types with a Geovisual Analytics Approach
Dianshcng Guo and Jiang Wu
Part V Applications and Implementations
17 The Use of Geospatial Information Technology
to Advance Safer College Campuses and Communities.
Gregory Elmes and George Roedl
18 Construction of a Web-Based Crime Geointelligence
Platform for Mexico City's Public Safety....
Elvia Martinez-Viveros, Jose 1. Chapela, Amilcar Morales-Gamas,
Camilo Caudillo-Cos, Rodrigo Tapia-McClung, Mario Lede.sma,
and Fidel Serrano
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Part I Fundamental Spatial Problems
1 Spatial Heterogeneity in Crime Analysis.
Martin A. Andresen and Nicolas Maileson
2 When Does a Drug Market Become a Drug Market?
Finding the Boundaries of Illicit Event Concentrations...
Lalien Johnson and Jerry H. Ratciiffe
Part II Crime Analysis
3 Convicted Sex Offender Residential Movements
Alan T. Murray, Tony H. Grubesic, Elizabeth A. Mack, Ran Wei,
Sergio J.^Rey, Luc Anselin, and Marie L. Griffin
4 Street-Level Spatiotemporal Crime Analysis:
Examples from Bronx County, NY (2006-2010)
Christopher R. Herrmann
5 Exploring Spatial Patterns of Crime Using
Non-hierarchical Cluster Analysis...
Alan T. Murray and Tony H. Grubesic
6 Reconstitution of the Journeys to Crime and Location
of Their Origin in the Context of a Crime Series.
A Raster Solution for a Real Case Study..
Jean-Paul Kasprzyk. Marie Trotta, Kenneth Broxham,
and Jean-Paul Donnay
7 Journey-to-Crime by Gender and Age Group
in Manchester, England..
Ned Levine and Patsy Lee
Part III Crime Modeling
8 Crime Scene Locations in Criminal Homicides:
A Spatial Crime Analysis in a GIS Environment...
Hyun Kim. Yongwan Chun, and Casey Anderson Gould
9 A Methodology for Assessing Dynamic Fine Scale
Built Environments and Crime: A Case Study
of the Ivower 9th Ward After Hurricane Katrina
Andrew Curlis, Jacqueline W. Curtis, S. Wright Kennedy,
Amil Kulkarni, and Traci Auer
10 Spatial Contagion of Male Juvenile Drug Offending
Across Socioeconomically Homogeneous Neighborhoods.
Jeremy Mennis and Philip Harris
11 Geospatial Modeling and Simulation of Property
Crime in Urban Neighborhoods: An Example
Model with Foreclosure...
Jay Lec and Ronald E. Wilson
12 Measuring a Placets Exposure to Facilities
Using Geoprocessing Models: An Illustration
Using Drinking Places and Crime..
Elizabeth GrofT
13 A Spatial Analysis of Methamphetamine Lab Seizures
in the Midwest High-Intensity Drug TrafHcking Area Before
and After Federal Precursor Legislation..
Aaron H. Gilbrcath
Part IV Crime Mapping
14 Comparing Fear of Crime and Crime Statistics
on a University Campus ..
Svcn Fubrmann, Niem Tu Huynh. and Ruojing Scholz.
15 Testing the Usability of Time-Geographic
Maps for Crime Mapping....
John D. Morgan and Philip E. Steinberg
16 Understanding Spatiotemporal Patterns of Multiple
Crime Types with a Geovisual Analytics Approach
Dianshcng Guo and Jiang Wu
Part V Applications and Implementations
17 The Use of Geospatial Information Technology
to Advance Safer College Campuses and Communities.
Gregory Elmes and George Roedl
18 Construction of a Web-Based Crime Geointelligence
Platform for Mexico City's Public Safety....
Elvia Martinez-Viveros, Jose 1. Chapela, Amilcar Morales-Gamas,
Camilo Caudillo-Cos, Rodrigo Tapia-McClung, Mario Lede.sma,
and Fidel Serrano
/
364.01595 / LEI/C