National Crime Mapping Conference 2004

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Tuesday 9th March

9 .00 - 10.00	REGISTRATION, REFRESHMENTS AND EXHIBITION
10.00 - 11.30	Welcome Spencer Chainey, The Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UCL The Crime Mapping Work Group Nick Smith - Chair of Working Group, Qinetiq
	OPENING PLENARY Why does crime mapping matter? Chair: Robert McFarlane, Crime Reduction Delivery Team, Home Office and University of Northumber ia Speakers Professor Paul Wiles - Director of Research, Development and Statistics, Home Office Harnessing the full power of mapping in the crime reduction effort - Dr Jerry Ratcliffe - Temple University, Philadelphia, USA. The power of geography - Spencer Chainey - Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UCL
11.30 - 12.00	BREAK AND EXHIBITION
12.00	2nd PLENARY The role of theory in crime mapping. Chair: Professor Ron Clarke, Rutgers University, New Jersey Speakers The value of theory in crime mapping - Professor Patricia Brantingham - Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada. Problem-solving, POP and intelligence-led policing - Professor Nick Tilley - Nottingham Trent University Concepts in geography, GIS and geographical science - Professor Paul Longley - University College London
13.00 - 14.00	LUNCH AND EXHIBITION
14.00 - 14.20	Exhibitors and Poster Showcase A series of 60 second showcases from each exhibitor and poster presenter.
14.20 - 15.40	PARALLEL SEMINARS 1 Stream 1: The beginners guide to crime mapping Chair: Sue Harley, Anite, and member of the AGI Crime and Disorder SIG Management Committee What is crime mapping? - Andy Gill, Government Office for London Making use of Ordnance Survey data to support policing and crime analysis - Roger Jones, Ordnance Survey Putting crime data onto a map - Mark Patrick, ESRI (UK) Jerry's Ten Top Tips for mapping crime - Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, Philadelphia Stream 2: New techniques and research in crime mapping and geographical crime analysis Chair: Paul Longley, University College London Measuring, identifying and analysing street crime risk - Jake Desyllas, Intelligent Space, and Spencer Chainey, Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UCL Visualising space and time in crime patterns: a comparison of methods - Chris Brunsdon, Jon Corcoran and Gary Higgs, University of Glamorgan Exploring the link between 'bus related' crime and other crimes - Andrew Newton, University of Liverpool
15.40 - 16.10	BREAK AND EXHIBITION
16.10-17.25	PARALLEL SEMINARS 2 Stream 1: Serious crime mapping Chair: Mark Patrick, ESRI (UK) Criminals as customers: applying the principles of customer relationship management and the use of geodemographics to policing - Steve Rose, West Midlands Police Eliminating shots in the dark: How analysis is driving West Midlands Police's problem solving response to gun crime - Simon Smith, West Midlands Police Geographic profiling hype or hope? Preliminary results in to the accuracy of geographic profiling software - Derek Paulsen, Eastern Kentucky University, USA Stream 2: Successes in the field: Crime mapping, information sharing and problem solving Chair: Donna Caruth, NCIS Data sharing, crime reduction and the Nottingham Burglary Risk Index -Stephen Brookes and Dr Kate Moss, Government Office for the East Midlands A 'Gulf of Understanding': mapping arson, reducing crime and preventing arsonists - using GIS within a multi-agency arson taskforce - Andy Brumwell, West Midlands Police The use of GIS in an intelligence-led vehicle crime reduction operation - Jonathan Sherriff, Surrey Police
17.25	DRINKS RECEPTION AND BUFFET - SPONSORED BY OUR EXHIBITORS Join us for a free drink and a snack while you tour and meet the exhibitors.

Wednesday 10th March

9.15-11.00	WORKSHOPS. 1. Data sharing clinic Facilitated by Adam Beaney - Home Office Crime Reduction Delivery Team Robert McFarlane - Home Office Crime Reduction Delivery Team Mark Feeley - Home Office Crime Reduction Delivery Team
	*Themes* Information sharing protocols Data exchange Legislation: Data Protection, Human Rights, Freedom of Information Depersonalising data Data disclosure Data management Data validation and quality assurance Target audience Information managers/officers Community Safety Managers Community Safety Officers Data Protection Officers CDRP partners Government Office Crime Reduction Advisors Crime reduction, policing and community safety policy advisors
	2. Become a problem solving crime analyst Facilitated by Ron Clarke - Rutgers University, New Jersey Spencer Chainey - The Jill Dando Institute, UCL Jerry Ratcliffe - Temple University, Philadelphia *Themes.* Problem solving Being proactive Techniques in analysis Practical responses Communicating your results Audience. Analysts Analysts' bosses Researchers Community Safety Managers Community Safety Officers Government Office Crime Reduction Advisors Crime reduction, policing and community safety policy advisors
11.00-11.30	BREAK AND EXHIBITION
11.30-12.45	3RD PLENARY Local to National Chair: Spencer Chainey, The Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UCL What's the NIM? - Steve Richardson, Project Manager, CENTREX NIM Team Making sense of and applying the NIM with partnership alignment and crime mapping - Chief Inspector Dave Flitcroft (Greater Manchester Police) and Andy Gill (Government Office for London) The Police role in Community Cohesion - Nick Keane, The National Centre for Policing Excellence
12.45-13.45	LUNCH AND EXHIBITION
13.45-14.00	4TH PLENARY Chair: Alex Poole, Home Office The United States Mapping and Analysis for Public Safety programme - Ronald E. Wilson, US National Institute of Justice
14.05 - 15.20	PARALLEL SEMINARS 3 Stream 1: Information hubs and web-based crime mapping systems Chair: Stephen Deburgh-Thomas, PITO Data sharing, crime analysis and the crime audit in Cornwall - Phil Davies and Emma Smith, Amethyst Crime and Disorder Information Exchange (CADDIE): putting crime in its place - Tim Hemsley, Sussex Police Using web-based GIS in Surrey to deliver reassurance and the Integrated Risk Management Planning - Sue Harley and Ian Dewar, Anite and Surrey Community Safety Unit Stream 2: Successes in the field: Crime mapping, policing and problem-solving Chair: Jan Kimber, Birmingham City Council The Thames Valley Police Performance Group - Superintendent Paul Sullivan, Thames Valley Police Crime mapping and the neighbourhood: a new approach to the profiling of crime, fear of crime and policing performance at a local level - David Ashby, University College London Combating anti-social behaviour: Project DRAGON's anti-social behaviour module - Paul Pan, Welsh Assembly Government
15.20 - 15.50	BREAK AND EXHIBITION
15.50 - 16.40	Question Time - what could crime mapping do for me? Chair: Nick Ross, Journalist and Chair of Jill Dando Institute Board Panel: Hazel Blears MP - Minister of State for Crime Reduction, Policing and Community Safety Phillip Webb - Chief Executive Officer, PITO Ellie Roy - Director for Crime Reduction, Home Office Matthew Baggott - Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police Kate Pearce - Head of Analysis, The Nationak Centre for Policing Excellence
16.40	Conference close and conference best paper prize.
	CONFERENCE POSTERS Fears and experiences of railway passengers - Julie Summerwell, Risk Solutions New approaches to road traffic accident reduction - Tessa Anderson, University College London Distraction burglary in the Eastern England Region - Ruth Tayler, Suffolk Community Safety Unit The London Analysts Support Site - Duncan Coker, Government Office for London DE-CRIME: Using the internet to enhance crime reduction partnership working - John Chapman, Dorset Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership The Joined Up Information System (JUIS) - David Onions, Worcestershire County Council Modelling the social determinants of crime in Leeds - Charatdao Kongmuang, Graham Clarke and Andrew Evans, University of Leeds CONFERENCE EXHIBITORS Cadcorp ESRI (UK) Infoshare Innogistic MapInfo

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