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National Crime Mapping Conference 2008
Slides and abstracts from the 2008 conference
Abstracts and slides are linked to each presentation and class. Click on the presentation title to see the abstract. At the bottom of the abstract page are the presenter's slides (where these were made available by the presenter).
Levels: G = General; B = Beginner; I = Intermediate; A = Advanced
- A word document of the abstracts in programme order can be downloaded here.
Tuesday 29 July 2008 |
| 9.00-10.15 | Registration, refreshments and exhibition |
| 10.15-11.30 | 1st PLENARY (G) |
Professor Sir Anthony Bottoms, University of Cambridge, and Dr Andrew Costello, University of Sheffield
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| 11.30-11.55 | Break and exhibition |
| 12.00-13.00 | PARALLEL SESSIONS 1 |
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Using geographical analysis to assist in the deployment of Community Rangers in Kirklees Chris Walsh, Kirklees Safer Communities Partnership The use of temporal profiling and crime mapping in a street lighting renewal project in Leeds Fiona McLaughlin, Safer Leeds Partnership Team |
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1B Seminar stream - Sharing and publishing neighbourhood community safety data (G) Sharing information with the public and across the partnership in Buckinghamshire - how to procure and implement an information sharing hub Cath Blake, Buckinghamshire County Council, and Charlie Gilbert, Dotted Eyes Delivering neighbourhood community safety information to the residents of Lancashire Melanie Greenslade, Lancashire County Council |
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| 13.00-14.00 | Lunch and exhibition |
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14.05-15.05
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PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 |
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2A Seminar stream – Anti-social behaviour mapping (G) [repeated in 5A] CADIS – how to analyse and map anti-social behaviour in 25 hours a week Gill Biddle, Bracknell Forest Council Profiling anti-social behaviour in Birmingham through partnership working for strategic application Michael Mitchell, Birmingham Community Safety Partnership |
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2B Seminar stream - Advancing geographical analysis techniques (A) Hot routes – developing a technique for the spatial analysis of bus crime in London Naomi Shepherd and Henry Partridge, Transport for London Individual space-time patterns of serial burglary offenders: mapping risk for operational responses Derek Johnson, Northumbria University |
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| 15.05-15.35 | Break and exhibition |
| 15.40-16.40 | PARALLEL SESSIONS 3 |
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3A Seminar stream - Capturing intelligence in the field (I) [repeated in 5B] Towards a seamless passenger experience of transport policing in London – enabling effective sharing of intelligence between transport community partners Rachel Carson, Transport for London and Colin Banno-Thornton, Informed Solutions Key Individual Networks – streamlining data capture and reporting Jonathan Bradley and Daniel Swain, Bolton Community Safety Services |
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3B Seminar stream – Developing intelligence using crime mapping (I) [repeated in 6B] Mapping the footfall of organised crime – Project MERCATOR DCI Simon Jones and Supt Mark Wilson, Leicestershire Constabulary Understanding cultural diversity within Bolton using geographic information David Hashdi, Bolton Council |
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| 16.40 | Drinks reception and canapés |
Wednesday 30 July 2008 |
| 9.15-9.45 | Refreshments and exhibition |
| 9.45-10.45 | PARALLEL SESSIONS 4 |
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4A Seminar stream – Prioritising neighbourhoods (G) Creating cross cutting opportunities in Birmingham’s neighbourhoods Stuart Gardner, Birmingham Community Safety Partnership Developing a Vulnerable Localities Index for Leeds – a case study Fiona McLaughlin, David Jackson and Luke Burns, Safer Leeds Partnership Team |
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4B Seminar stream – Crime mapping for supporting police investigations (G) Temporal geographical Routine Activity Theory Ian Bentley and Jane MacVicar, Staffordshire Police Operation Siluga – using GIS techniques for a large scale public disturbance investigation Matthew Hind, West Midlands Police |
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| 10.45-11.15 | Break and exhibition |
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11.20-12.20
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PARELLEL SESSIONS 5 |
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5A Seminar stream - Anti-social behaviour mapping (G) [repeated in 2A] CADIS – how to analyse and map anti-social behaviour in 25 hours a week Gill Biddle, Bracknell Forest Council Profiling anti-social behaviour in Birmingham through partnership working for strategic application Michael Mitchell, Birmingham Community Safety Partnership |
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5B Seminar stream – Capturing intelligence in the field (I) [repeated in 3A] Towards a seamless passenger experience of transport policing in London – enabling effective sharing of intelligence between transport community partners Rachel Carson, Transport for London and Colin Banno-Thornton, Informed Solutions Key Individual Networks – streamlining data capture and reporting Jonathan Bradley and Daniel Swain, Bolton Community Safety Services |
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| 12.20-13.20 | Lunch and exhibition |
| 13.25-14.25 | PARELLEL SESSIONS 6 |
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6A Seminar stream – The temporal dimension to hotspot analysis (I) Predicting crime with temporally-sensitive street crime hotspots Lisa Tompson, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science Seasonality crime mapping versus chasing hotspots – a comparison of activity directing processes in Birmingham Michael Mitchell, Birmingham Community Safety Partnership |
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6B Seminar stream - Developing intelligence using crime mapping (I) [repeated in 3B] Mapping the footfall of organised crime – Project MERCATOR Simon Jones and Supt Mark Wilson, Leicestershire Constabulary Understanding cultural diversity within Bolton using geographic information David Hashdi, Bolton Council |
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| 14.35-15.35 | 2nd PLENARY (G) |
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Effective intelligence-led business processes Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership intelligence |
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| 15.35 | Conference prizes |
| 15.50 | Close |
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