Combating Crime: The utilization of the BESECURE Urban Data Platform for understanding, managing and preventing burglary

David McIlhatton; Martin Haran

Combating Crime: The utilization of the BESECURE Urban Data Platform for understanding, managing and preventing burglary

David McIlhatton, Martin Haran

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Abstract

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial modelling play an important role in the enhancement of urban security policy and in informing mitigating measures and intervention strategies. This focus paper draws upon experiences, views and opinions garnered over the duration of the BESECURE project highlighting the need for urban security professionals to ensure that strategic and operational goals are adequately aligned with GI compliant data frameworks in order to optimise evidence based decision making.

Original language	English
Type	Contribution to Research Report (External)
Publisher	BESECURE Consortium Output
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 5 Mar 2015

Keywords

Urban Security
Geographic Information Systems
GIS
Programme Evaluation
Evidence Base.

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McIlhatton, D., & Haran, M. (2015, Mar 5). Combating Crime: The utilization of the BESECURE Urban Data Platform for understanding, managing and preventing burglary. BESECURE Consortium Output.

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