This chapter explores the feasibility and utility of using aerial photography or remotely
sensed satellite imagery to identify geographic or “place” features that may be associated …

This chapter explores the feasibility and utility of using aerial photography or remotely
sensed satellite imagery to identify geographic or “place” features that may be associated …

This paper explores the existing literature on the active detection of crimes using remote
sensing technologies. The paper reviews sixty-one studies that use remote sensing to …

Understanding the complex relationship between urban environments and crime is crucial
for effective urban planning and crime prevention strategies. Spatial analytical methods …

Drawing from environmental criminology principles, this article explores the existing
literature to assess the utility of remote sensing data in detecting and analysing features in …

The analysis of crime events has advanced beyond simple pin maps. It incorporates both
basic spatial statistics and more complex computational methods for pattern and density …

The CUNY-NYPD partnership has operated successfully for three years, in part, with the
assistance of funding from the National Institute of Justice, US Department of Justice. Now …

The mapping and spatial analysis of crime covers a broad range of techniques and has
been used to explore a variety of topics. In its most basic form, crime mapping is the use of …

The program is designed to operate with large crime incident datasets and will interface with
most desktop geographic information systems (GIS). CrimeStat is a full-featured Windows …

If a photo is worth a thousand words, is a geotagged photo worth even more? Recent
advances in Global Positioning System (GPS) and digital camera technology have enabled …