UCL Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science

1A Seminar stream: Understanding violent crime

• The use of mapping to inform homicide prevention strategies Karen Vincent, Strategic Analyst Manger, Devon and Cornwall Constabulary
• Mapping injury surveillance data – a partnership approach to violence reduction Carol McWilliam, Senior Intelligence Analyst, Strathclyde Police

• Class 1C: Spatial centrographic statistics and nearest neighbour measures (using CrimeStat) Richard Block, Loyola University, Chicago, USA

• Class 1D: Crime mapping – a key element in CDRP reform Mark Bangs and Verity Ridgman, Home Office

• Class 1E: See the whole picture: beyond description to explanation Mark Williams and Glenn Moodie, i2

2B Seminar stream: Mapping and understanding offender movements

• Mapping volume crime offenders Jonathan Bradley, Strategic Analytical Partnership Coordinator, Greater Manchester Against Crime

• The self-containment of crime: area based analysis of journey to crime origin and destination trips and implications for police and partnership working Andrew Brumwell, Geo-spatial Intelligence Researcher, West Midlands Police

3A Seminar stream: Crime mapping on the transport network

• Greater Manchester’s Metrolink System: implications on crime and vulnerable communities Andrew Whitaker, Strategic Analytical Partnership Coordinator, Greater Manchester Against Crime

• Developing aoristic network analysis upon London’s transport system  Andy Gill, CompStat Analyst, Transport for London

• Class 3C: Crime mapping and crime reduction for managers – the importance of place in what you do Gloria Laycock, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, and Nancy La Vigne, US Urban Institute

• Class 3D: The key spatial theories of crime Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, Philadelphia, USA

• Class 3E: Delivering knowledge not data (with CACI) James Lennon and Paul Hatley, CACI

A lively discussion on crime mapping topics with our panelists

• Kate Pearce - Head of Analysis, National Centre for Policing Excellence
• Dave Ottiwell - Data and Analysis Development Manager, Greater Manchester Against Crime
• Sue Andrews - Senior Crime Analyst, Safer Bromley Partnership
• Anne Taylor - Head of Partnership Performance and Support, Home Office
• Nick Tofiluk - Assistant Chief Constable West Midlands Police and ACPO lead on Geographic Analysis
• Nick Herbert MP - Shadow Minister for Police Reforms

4B Seminar stream: Mapping the impact of crime

• Problem displacement or diffusion of benefit? Spatial analysis of crime outcomes and resultant policy implications for the New Deal for Communities programme David McLennan and Adam Whitworth, University of Oxford

• Area-based analysis of the economic and social cost of crime and implications for police and partnership working Andrew Brumwell, Geo-spatial Intelligence Researcher, West Midlands Police

5A Seminar stream: Geographic profiling

• Clinical versus actuarial geographic profiling approaches: a meta analysis, Paul J. Taylor, Lecturer in Psychology, University of Liverpool

• Recent developments in property crime investigation, Kim Rossmo, Texas State University

• Class 5C: developing an interactive solution for communicating neighbourhood crime data to the public, Karl Brennecke and Charlie Gilbert, Birmingham Community Safety Partnership

• Class 5D: Geographical Weighted Regression, Stewart Fotheringham, National University of Ireland
  
• Class 5E: Approaching the Transition from Community Safety Information Hub to LAA Community Hub – Lessons from the front line, Facilitators: Vicki Reid, Crime and Drugs Strategy, Hertfordshire County Council and Pamela Cook, Director, Infoshare Limited

• The importance of crime mapping for developing intelligence, Spencer Chainey, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

• Progressing from data through to crime intelligence: an example exploring gangs and drug corners, Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University USA

• Conference prizes