Purpose: To examine a component of crime pattern theory by exploring whether the spatial
predictors of crime vary across seasons. Methods: The relationships among potentially …

This study examined street robbery patterns in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from the years
2009 to 2011 to determine whether the effects of potentially criminogenic places are different …

This article examines the predictions of crime pattern theory in a unique neighborhood type.
It tested potential crime attracting facilities against street robbery data from 2009 to 2013 in …

Objectives Given the evidence that crime events exhibit both a spatial and a temporal
pattern, we explore whether certain social and physical environment characteristics have …

We compare the relative importance of four dimensions for explaining the micro location of
robberies: 1) the micro spatial scale of street segments; 2) the meso spatial scale …

This paper examines how hot spots shift by hour of day and day of week. Hot spot analysis is
more likely to have a substantial impact on crime patterns if spatiotemporal shifts are …

Objectives The present study examined if Weisburd's (Criminology 53 (2): 133–157, 2015)
law of crime concentration held across different theoretically relevant temporal scales …

This study examines temporal variations in the spatial influence of environmental features,
such as bars and vacant buildings, on criminal behavior across microlevel places …

Objectives: This article examines the hypothesis that in street robbery location choices, the
importance of location attributes is conditional on the time of day and on the day of the week …

This study examines the environmental predictors that classify street robbery hot spots and
control street segments in Indianapolis. Empirical controls were generated by matching each …