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| Section I: GIS and Data Sharing |
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Chapter I. GIS as a Communication Process: Experiences from the Milwaukee COMPASS Project |
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Jochen Albrecht, Hunter College CUNY, USA |
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James Pingel, State of Wisconsin Sentencing Commission, USA |
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Chapter II. Interjurisdictional Law Enforcement Data Sharing Issues: Benefits of the Use of Geo-Spatial Technologies and Barriers to More Widespread Cooperation |
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Mark R. Leipnik, Sam Houston State University, USA |
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Donald P. Albert, Sam Houston State University, USA |
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| Section II: Data Issues in Crime Studies |
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Chapter III. Garbage In, Garbage Out: Geocoding Accuracy and Spatial Analysis of Crime |
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Tess McCarthy, Charles Sturt University, Australia |
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Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, USA |
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Chapter IV. Disaggregating the Journey to Homicide |
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Elizabeth Groff, Institute for Law and Justice, USA |
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J. Thomas McEwen, Institute for Law and Justice, USA |
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Chapter V. Constructing Geographic Areas for Analysis of Homicide in Small Populations: Testing Herding-Culture-of-Honor Proposition |
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Fahui Wang, Northern Illinois University, USA |
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Van M. O'Brien, The Sidwell Company, USA |
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| Section III: Geographic Profiling |
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Chapter VI. Geographic Profiling for Serial Crime Investigation |
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D. Kim Rossmo, Texas State University, USA |
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Ian Laverty, ECRI, Canada |
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Brad Moore, Ontario Provincial Police, Canada |
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Chapter VII. Single Incident Geographical Profiling |
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Richard Z. Gore, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, USA |
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Nikolas J. Tofiluk, West Midlands Police, UK |
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Kenneth V. Griffiths, West Midlands Police, UK |
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Chapter VIII. Geographic Profiling and Spatial Analysis of Serial Homicides |
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Sunghoon Roh, Sam Houston State University, USA |
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Mark R. Leipnik, Sam Houston State University, USA |
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| Section IV: Crime Monitoring and Tracking |
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Chapter IX. Geographic Surveillance of Crime Frequencies in Small Areas |
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Peter A. Rogerson, University at Buffalo, USA |
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Chapter X. Application of Tracking Signals to Detect Time Series Pattern Changes in Crime Mapping Systems |
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Wilpen L. Gorr, Carnegie Mellon University, USA |
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Shannon A. McKay, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA |
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Chapter XI. Integrating GIS, GPS and MIS on the Web: EMPACT in Florida |
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Gregory A. Frost, Tallahassee Police Department, USA |
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| Section V: New Methods and Technologies |
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Chapter XII. Simulating Crime Events and Crime Patterns in a RA/CA Model |
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Lin Liar, University of Cincinnati, USA |
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Xuguang Wang, University of Cincinnati, USA |
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John Eck, University of Cincinnati, USA |
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Jun Liang, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA |
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Chapter XIII. Integrating GIS and Maximal Covering Models to Determine Optimal Police Patrol Areas |
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Kevin M. Curtin, University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
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Fang Qui, University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
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Karen Hayslett-McCall, University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
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Timothy M. Bray, University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
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Chapter XIV. Web GIS for Mapping Community Crime Rates: Approaches and Challenges |
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Tung-Kai Shyy, University of Queensland, Australia |
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Robert J. Stimson, University of Queensland, Australia |
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John Western, University of Queensland, Australia |
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Alan T. Murray, Ohio State University, USA |
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Lorraine Mazerolle, Griffith University, Australia |
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Chapter XV. Identifying "Hot Link" Between Crime and Crime-Related Locations |
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Yongmei Lu, Texas State University-San Marcos, USA |
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Chapter XVI. Remote Sensing and Spatial Statistics as Tools in Crime Analysis |
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Dongmei Chen, Queen's University, Canada |
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John R. Weeks, San Diego State University, USA |
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John V. Kaiser Jr., San Diego State University, USA |
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| Section VI: Crime and Community Characteristics |
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Chapter XVII. Routine Activities of Youth and Neighborhood Violence: Spatial Modeling of Place, Time and Crime |
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Caterina Gouvis Roman, The Urban Institute, USA |
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Chapter XVIII. Measuring Crime in and around Public Housing Using GIS |
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Harold R. Holzman, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, USA |
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Robert A. Hyatt, Austin Peay State University, USA |
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Tarl Roger Kudrick, Independent Contractor, USA |
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| About the Authors |
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