Space and Crime
Editorial: crime patterns in time and space: the dynamics of crime opportunities in urban areas
... Spatio-temporal crime analysis Several researchers acting independently, using data on dif- ferent crimes, and from different nations, have found that crime hotspots shift quickly in response to the ...
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Planning for Crime: Exploring the Connections between Urban Space, Development and Patterns of Crime
... both space and time. Crime events have repeatedly been found to concentrate at and near key features within the built environment, though the specific patterns of clustering can vary by urban locale and ...
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Editorial: crime patterns in time and space: the dynamics of crime opportunities in urban areas
... most crime types examined there were dis- tinctive temporal and spatial patterns observed for dif- ferent days of the ...of space will be influenced by extremes in weather, for example excess heat and ...
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Editorial: crime patterns in time and space: the dynamics of crime opportunities in urban areas
... Spatio-temporal crime analysis Several researchers acting independently, using data on dif- ferent crimes, and from different nations, have found that crime hotspots shift quickly in response to the ...
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The Geography of Crime: Placing Geographers in the Space of Criminologists
... Over the past twenty years, academic researchers have developed significant insights into the spatial distribution of crime within cities. These contributions have included the development of three key theoretical ...
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SPACE, PLACE AND CRIME: HOT SPOT AREAS AND HOT PLACES OF LIQUOR-RELATED CRIME
... disturbances, crime, and violence (p. 11)." There are also two dimensions to space, the area forming the context or backdrop for place-level ...a space has attributes that are strictly area-level ...
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Visualising space time patterns in crime: the hotspot plot
... variety, and are therefore the least prone to perceptual biases. All the requisite components have now been defined, so it remains to describe how these components can be utilised to allow a representation of spatial and ...
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Testing the adequacy of a single-value Monte Carlo simulation for space-time interaction of crime
... 2 Space-time interaction analysis with the Knox test The Knox test is the most commonly used technique for the analysis of the spatio-temporal interactions of crime data sets (Johnson et ...
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Legal space for syringe exchange programs in hot spots of injection drug use-related crime
... related crime hot spots were not present in all years of the study; no hot spots were identified in the 2001, 2003, and 2005 academic ...IDU-related crime and the school buffer zones showed that the ...
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(Looking) Back to the Future: using space-time patterns to better predict the location of street crime
... street crime is wholly dependent on a vic- tim being present, the clustering of offences in time and space is a product of the routine activities of the victims as much as the ...street crime are ...
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Active Youth & Passive Design: Addressing Crime through Design of "Safe Space" in Paukukalo, Maui
... Defensible Space aims to restructure residential environments in order to return control to the community rather than imposing police law ...within crime-ridden cities which have little or no ...in ...
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Shots Fired: Space-Time Interactions Between Violent Crime and Officer Involved Shootings in Philadelphia
... the space and time following serious violent crime involving a firearm distanced itself from the initial ...violent crime, such as an aggravated assault with a firearm, robbery with a firearm, or a ...
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Patriarchal Structural Violence and Narrative Space: The Reader’s Process of Identification with Female Characters in Italian Crime Fiction
... Italy, crime and violence against women are increasingly recognised not only as an individual or a collective issue, but also as a result of a cultural crisis and, as this analysis has demonstrated, Italian ...
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The Geography of Crime; Contextualising ‘Place’ and ‘Space’ in the Geography of Crime and encouraging inclusiveness
... different crime prevention knowledge base documents suitably examples the diversity in the built environment professions in terms of incorporating crime prevention within design and ...functional ...
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Crime and the NTE: multi-classification crime (MCC) hot spots in time and space
... awareness space, and crime is shown to be more likely on the edges of these activity nodes (Bow- ers, 2014 ...of crime are ...and space. his coming together may create unplanned but favoura- ...
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Boundaries and Policing: Space, Jurisdictions, and Roles in the Collection of Official Crime Data
... and crime data on crime modeling, the results of these three papers confirm that spatial and statistical bias introduced into crime data is measurable and is associated with law enforcement ...
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Determining the optimal spatial scan of Prospective space-time scan statistics (PSTSS) for crime hotspot prediction
... Figure 4. Profiles of mean hit rate for different values of K, at varying hotspot coverage, for different crime types. An increase in predictive accuracy (mean hit rate) is observed across all the profiles as the ...
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Crime and the NTE: multi-classification crime (MCC) hot spots in time and space
... on crime oppor- tunity, crime pattern theory, routine activities, risky facilities, and crime attractors and ...wholly crime specific, using single crime classifications at highly ...
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Predicting Crime Incidents Systematic Approaches and Crime Analysis for Crime Reduction
... of crime-related ...identify crime hotspots based on ...exact crime location along with the crime type for any given ...though crime locations have been identified, there is no ...
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crime framework: designing for crime prevention
... open space will take a memorial design approach to provide a gathering space for the those affected or influenced by crime, either in the neighborhood or surrounding ...The space will give the ...
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