New Research in Crime Modeling and Mapping Using Geospatial Technologies

Part I. Big Data and Micro Spaces.- 1. Big Data and Social Media Analytics Opportunities for Interactive Crime Mapping (Yunus Serhat Bicakci , Alina Ristea , and Kate Bowers).- 2. Finding an Adequate Areal Unit to Map Crime: a Spatial Data Perspective (Rafael G. Ramos).- 3. Investigating the Influence of Residents and Nonresidents on Crime at Micro Space-time Intervals (Elizabeth R. Groff, Cory P. Haberman and Mary Jo Fraley).- 4. Geoforensic Search Space Modeling: Applications to Documented Cases (Haoyu Wang, Jennifer A. Miller).- 5. Predicting Crime at Micro Places: Comparing Machine Learning Methods Across European Cities (Robin Khalfa, Thom Snaphaan, Alina Ristea, Ourania Kounadi and Wim Hardyns).- Part 2. Mobility.- 6. Route Generation Heuristics for the Automated Creation of Hot Spots Policing Patrol Routes (Francisco Carlos F. Nunes Juniora, Jhonata A. S. Matiasa, Spencer P.).- 7. Optimizing Police Response with the Multiple-Type Demand & Multiple-Type Facility Maximal Covering Location Problems (Ashleigh N. Price and Kevin M. Curtin ).- 8. Direction-Specific Human Mobility Improves Crime Modeling: Evidence from Houston (Ling Wu, Qian He, Chunwu Zhu, Xiao Huang, Xinyue Ye).- 9. Using Mobility Data based on GPS Locations for the Analysis of Urban Crime - a Test of Geofencing for Filtering Transit Mobility (Dietrich Oberwittler, Christopher Gahler, Carina Hasitzka).- Part 3. Drugs.- 10. Using Spatial Mixed Methods to Reveal the Geographic Nuances of Opioid Overdose Patterns in Small and Rural Towns (Andrew Curtis, Jacqueline Curtis, Jayakrishnan Ajayakumar, and Eric Jefferis).- 11. Analysis of Spatial and Temporal Changes in Hot Spots of Drug-related Offenses in Vienna, Austria between 2010 and 2019 (Carina Hasitzka, Michael Leitner).- 12. Using GIS and Web Maps for Community Engagement on Alcohol-Related Crashes and Policy Reform (Aimee Moles, Andrew Burns, Austin Matthews & Ashley Tillison).- Part 4. Additional Geospatial Applications.- 13. The Impact of Video Surveillance on the Spatial Distribution of Crime – a Case Study from Krakow, Poland (Andrzej Leśniak, Agnieszka Polończyk-Sudoł and Przemysław Waśniowski).- 14. A Spatial Clustering Analysis of Missing Persons Data to Generate Spatially Informed Community Outreach Event Locations (Liam J. Johnson, Ginesse A. Listi, Teresa, V. Wilson, and Michael Leitner).- 15. Unraveling the County-Level Spatial Patterns of Juvenile Delinquency and its Underlying Determinants in Texas (Ling Wu , Cuiling Liu , Michael Lemke , Xinyue Ye ).- 16. Mapping Illegal Logging using GeoAI (Valeria Martin, John D. Morgan & K. Brent Venable).

• Erscheinungsdatum: 10.03.2025
• Autor/Autorin: Michael Leitner
• Reihe: Earth and Environmental Science (R0)
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