Crime modeling and mapping using geospatial technologies - Leitner, Michael, 1965- (Dordrecht : Springer, 2013)
Geospatial modeling and simulation of property crime in urban neighborhoods: an example model with foreclosure / Jay Lee, Ronald E. Wilson -- Measuring a place's exposure to facilities using geoprocessing models: an illustration using drinking places and crime / Elizabeth Groff -- A spatial analysis of methamphetamine lab seizures in the midwest high-intensity drug trafficking area before and after federal precursor legislation / Aaron H. Gilbreath -- Comparing fear of crime and crime statistics on a university campus / Sven Fuhrmann, Niem Tu Huynh, Ruojing Scholz -- Testing the usability of time-geographic maps for crime mapping / John D. Morgan, Philip E. Steinberg -- Understanding spatiotemporal patterns of multiple crime types with a geovisual analytics approach / Diansheng Guo, Jiang Wu -- The use of geospatial information technology to advance safer college campuses and communities / Gregory Elmes, George Roedl -- Construction of a web-based crime geointelligence platform for Mexico City's public safety / Elvia Martez-Viveros ... [et al.].
Includes bibliographical references : p.437-439 and index.
Keywords: Crime -- Geographic information systems; Geospatial data; Criminal statistics