UCL Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science

• Welcome: Spencer Chainey, Conference Chair
• The Truth About Crime
  Cassian Harrison (BBC), Alice Perman (Mentorn TV), Spencer Chainey (UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science)

• Exhibitors and Poster Showcase: a series of 60 second showcases from each exhibitor and poster presenter

1B Seminar stream - Targeting resources (B)

• Focusing partnership work through the use of the Vulnerable Localities Index.  Lisa Oldroyd, Safer Hartlepool Partnership

• Operation Banger: A proactive approach to tackle anti-social behaviour during the Mischief Night, Halloween and Bonfire Night period on Merseyside.  Adam McCamley, Merseyside Police

2A Seminar stream - Mapping for reassurance and community tensions (I)

• Mapping for reassurance policing.  Paul Richards, Department of Geography, University College London

• Classification and geographical analysis of community tensions.  David Jackson.  Leeds City Council

• Class 2C - Community safety information sharing and systems workshop (I)
  Facilitated by Spencer Chainey, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

• Class 2D - Cadcorp GIS Software Showcase: Introducing Cadcorp SIS Map Modeller for Dynamic Crime Analysis Gary Randle and Andrew Kemp, Cadcorp

• Class 2E - An introduction to geoforensics (G)
  Ruth Morgan, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

3B Seminar stream - Tackling burglary (G)

• The effects of alley-gating in an English town.  John Haywood, Greater Manchester Police

• As Safe As Houses: preventing insecure burglaries in Wigan.  Mike Beigan and Karen Pennington, Wigan CDRP

Drinks reception and canapés
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4A Geographic profiling (I)

• Criminal geographic profiling: assessing the interpretative confidence of geographic profiling techniques.  Sara Nielsen-Dzumhur (University of Oxford) and Spencer Chainey (UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science)

• Geographic Profiling: academic research v operational reality.  Laurence Alison and Susanne Knabe, University of Liverpool

• Class 4C - Automating crime analysis and Crime Analyst 2.0, the road ahead (G)
  Gareth Walters, ESRI (UK)

• Class 4D - Crime analysis and crime mapping for managers (G)
  Gloria Laycock, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science

• Class 4E - Mapping time: practical techniques for strategic and tactical responses (I)
  Jonathan Bradley, Greater Manchester Police

5B Seminar stream - Mapping the impact (G) [Repeated 1A]

• Using time-series mapping to assess the impact of the Licensing Act 2003 in Leeds.  Fiona McLaughlin, Leeds City Council

• How the recession is influencing crime.  Michael Mitchell, Safer Birmingham Partnership

6A Seminar stream – Publishing crime statistics using crime mapping (G)

• The police, the public and the provision of information.  Brian Clifford, National Policing Improvement Agency

• Presenting crime maps online: effectiveness, usability and user preferences.  Talke Klara Hoppmann, Cimex Media Ltd.

• Class 6C - Jerry's top ten crime mapping tips (G)
  Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, USA

• Class 6D - Mapping for investigations: every picture tells a story (I)
  Neil Trainor and Paul Hodgson, National Policing Improvement Agency

• The spatial dispersion of emerging crime problems
  Jerry Ratcliffe, Temple University, USA