Description |
viii, 187 pages : illustrations, maps. ; 26cm |
Contents |
Pt. I. Introduction Operational imperatives and intellectual cautionary tales -- 1. Using a geographic information system for tactical crime analysis -- 2. The New York Police Department COMPSTAT process : mapping for analysis, evaluation, and accountability 3. Filters, fears and photos : speculations and explorations in the geography of crime -- 4. The spatial analysis of crime : what social scientists have learned -- Pt. II. Analyzing crime hot spots in New York -- 5. Finding crime hot spots through repeat address mapping -- 6. Exploratory data analysis of crime patterns : preliminary findings from the Bronx -- 7. Identifying crime hot spots using Kernel smoothing -- 8. The utility of standard deviation ellipses -- Pt. III. Crime and facilities -- 9. Crime, space and place : an analysis of crime patterns in Brooklyn -- 10. Crime in public housing : two-way diffusion effects in surrounding neighborhoods -- 11. The Bronx and Chicago : street robbery in the environs of rapid transit stations -- 12. Schools and crime -- Pt. IV. Tools for spatial analysis -- 13. Evaluating statistical software for analyzing crime patterns and trends |
Notes |
Includes index |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Subject |
Crime analysis -- United States -- Data processing.
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Crime analysis -- United States.
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Criminal statistics -- United States.
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Criminology -- United States.
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Geographic information systems.
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Spatial behavior -- United States.
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Author |
Goldsmith, Victor.
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LC no. |
bbb99006533 |
ISBN |
0761919406 |
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0761919414 (paperback) |
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