The Basics of Crime Mapping

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Whatis a GIS? How Does a GIS Work? GIS Files Coordinate Systems and Projections Getting Crime Data into a GIS Case Study: Using GPS Technology to Capture Environmental Crime Incidents in North London, England Geocoding in the Real World Address Data Cleaning Address Reference Files Case Study: Geocoding Crime data at the Point of Record Entry in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Geocoding Functions Geocoding and Fitness for Purpose Measuring Geocoding Accuracy Case Study: Handling Uncertainty and Incompleteness in Crime Records Mapping and Unreported Crime Data Editing Data in a GIS Performing Queries on Data in a GIS Performing Spatial Functions and Integrating Data in a GIS Asking Spatial Questions Before Mapping or Analysing Data Summary

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