This paper explores some of the more recent developments within crime map** and the
broader application of geographical information technology within law enforcement. The …

Computerized databases have been developed in forensic science to provide intelligence
for the investigator. For example, automated fingerprint identification systems (AFIS) and …

Purpose–This purpose of this paper is to explore the developments which have precipitated
the use and integration of geographical information systems (GIS) within the South African …

Researchers modeling offender travel patterns typically assume that crime locations are well
within the offenders' activity space. Using information about the places frequented by 2,563 …

Geographical Offender Profiling (GOP) is the term that has emerged for the examination of
where offences take place and the use of that examination to formulate views on the nature …

The rgeoprofile R package was developed to implement functions for the analysis of serial
crime incidents. Geographic profiling is an investigative technique that utilizes the spatial …

Background Geographic profiling is a statistical tool originally developed in criminology to
prioritise large lists of suspects in cases of serial crime. Here, we use two data sets-one …

This research examines the relationship between demographic, social network, and criminal
history variables, and the distance between the home and locations of individuals …

Contemporary policing is develo** rapidly and is becoming increasingly professionalized.
For practitioners National Occupational Standards, Skills for Justice and the the new PDLP …

Missing person searches can entail much time, effort, and resources. With scientific data and
techniques increasingly available to law enforcement and investigations units, can these …