Titlebook: Crime Modeling and Mapping Using Geospatial Technologies; Michael Leitner Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 CMRC.Cr

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,Das Wesen wissenschaftlicher Erkl?rungen,d. Though this result in and of itself is not new, we also quantify how much spatial heterogeneity is present. This quantification is undertaken using multiple crime classifications and in a cross-national comparison.

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Martin Elff,Sigrid Ro?teutscher PhDing geographic information systems and a developed exploratory system, SOSTAT, this study uncovers significant trends and behavioral patterns that shed light on offender reintegration, their residential mobility and the implications of residency restrictions on both offenders and community.

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Susumu Shikano,Konstantin K?ppnerincorporate both event attributes and neighborhood characteristics (i.e., spatial lag) as a modeling parameter. Analysis of violent crime in the city of Lima, Ohio is presented to illustrate this for hot spot detection. We conclude with a discussion of practical considerations in identifying hot spots.

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Methodisches Vorgehen │ Studie 2ing time-geographic techniques, and the procedures and results of usability tests wherein participants were asked to interpret maps that incorporated various time-geographic -attributes. The overall purpose of the study was to assess the practicality of using time geography within a crime mapping context.

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When Does a Drug Market Become a Drug Market? Finding the Boundaries of Illicit Event Concentrationsalidity issues. We therefore propose a hierarchical clustering methodology that provides a more refined indicator of market activity. We conclude with a summary of implications for crime analysts, police resource allocation, and theory testing.