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Strategic Analysis and Prediction of Spatial and Temporal Crime Patterns
Thu, Nov 17, 11:00am to 12:20pm, Hilton, Grand Salon 18, 1st LevelSession Submission Type: Regular Session
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Individual Presentations
A Test of Competing Hypotheses: Using Boost and Flag Variables to Predict Crime - Amber Perenzin, Temple University; Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University; Ralph Brecken Taylor, Temple University
Demography and Kernel Density Estimation of Theft in Downtown Houston - Kingsley Ejiogu, University of Maryland Eastern Shore; Judith Harris, University of Houston - Downtown
Risk-Based Modeling of Crime and Social Conditions in a Metropolitan County - Audrey C. Clubb, Georgia State University; Dean Dabney, Georgia State University; Josh Hinkle, Georgia State University
The Influence of Community Areas, Neighborhood Clusters, and Street Segments on the Spatial Variability of Violent Crime in Chicago - Cory Schnell, Rutgers University; Anthony A. Braga, Northeastern University; Eric L. Piza, John Jay College of Criminal Justice