Prospective crime mapping in operational context [Recurso eletrónico] : final report / Shane D. Johnson... [et al.]
Autor institucional: REINO UNIDO. UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime ScienceIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: London : UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science. Home Office, 2007Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Home Office Online Report; 19/07ISBN: 978 1 84726 532 6Assunto: 243164 | 343998 | 329107 | 341295 | 334328Resumo: Acknowledgements. Executive summary. 1. Introduction. Background and past research.Aims and objectives. 2. Testing the generalisability of prospective mapping. Is the risk of burglary communicable in the East Midlands? Predicting the future. 3. Tactical options and selecting a pilot site. Potential pilot sites. A tactical options matrix for reducing burglary. 4. System development and evolution. Time of day consistency? Conclusion. 5. Process evaluation. Process evaluation methodology. 'A' Division, management and day-to-day running. IT and dissemination. Tactical delivery. Summary. 6. Changes in patterns of burglary. Change in the time of day burglaries were committed. 7. Conclusions. References. Appendices: 1. The information technology nexus. 2. Prospective Mapping Survey. 3. Detailed evaluation methodology. 4. Promap graphical user interface and an illustration (step by step) of how the system is used.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Acknowledgements. Executive summary. 1. Introduction. Background and past research.Aims and objectives. 2. Testing the generalisability of prospective mapping. Is the risk of burglary communicable in the East Midlands? Predicting the future. 3. Tactical options and selecting a pilot site. Potential pilot sites. A tactical options matrix for reducing burglary. 4. System development and evolution. Time of day consistency? Conclusion. 5. Process evaluation. Process evaluation methodology. 'A' Division, management and day-to-day running. IT and dissemination. Tactical delivery. Summary. 6. Changes in patterns of burglary. Change in the time of day burglaries were committed. 7. Conclusions. References. Appendices: 1. The information technology nexus. 2. Prospective Mapping Survey. 3. Detailed evaluation methodology. 4. Promap graphical user interface and an illustration (step by step) of how the system is used.
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