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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Police Data"”.
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Identifying repeat victims: The utility of police data
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The Use of Data Mining Techniques in Crime Trend Analysis and Offender Profiling
… aim of this project is to ascertain whether the data in existing Police recording systems can be used by existing mature data mining techniques in an efficient manner to achieve results that are more accurate than those achieved by Police specialists when analysing crime. The Police Service has …
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A job analysis of non-supervisory uniformed personnel of the United States Capitol Police, with implications for training
… field sector of the United States Capitol Police. Data was gathered through a Task Inventory Method and analyzed by use of Combined Occupational Data Analysis Program(s) (CODAP). The primary purpose for doing the analysis was to provide force management data about the work characteristics …
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Life pathways and narratives of young women who have offended and participated in restorative justice
… of young women who offended and were referred to police-facilitated restorative justice in the UK. Through analysis of twelve life history interviews with young women and secondary analysis of administrative police data (N=17,486; 51% male, 46.3% female) from one police force, it captures how …
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A Credible Fear: The Politics of Gang Violence in the Northern Triangle
… UNHCR reports and local Northern Triangle police data will illustrate the circumstances of de facto gang rule in the region and DHS statistics will show how the growing numbers of Central American asylees necessitate a U.S. policy change regarding victims of gang violence.</p>
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Exploring the situational context of criminal assaults and batteries
… threats, and character contests, this study uses police data to examine the situational dynamics of dispute-related assaults; Specifically, this study differentiates two types of dispute-related violence: character contests and noncharacter contests. Numerous situational variables are examined to …
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A framework to address the problem of mobile phone theft: a case study of the telecommunications sector in Zambia.
… as the Mobile Network Operators, ZICTA and the Police. Data was analysed descriptively using SPSS version 16. Results of the study revealed a 67% phone theft prevalence and confirmed that phone thefts in Zambia have been on the rise, without any seemingly workable remedy from the authorities to …
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Identification of hazardous road location based on design consistency and accident prediction model federal road in Johor
… design consistency model (IC) and threshold. The data collections were GPS DG-200 to collect continuous speed data, the geometry data collection during the site visit and police data. The models were developed based on the new method of speed profiles, analysis to determine the value of the index …
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Road traffic accidents and their implications for management
It has been known for some time that police records collected by the Department of Transport could be unreliable. Local Authorities use these data as an aid to the decision making process and to assist with objective setting. Studies warning of deficiencies in the accuracy of Stats 19 police data …
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Relevance of Routine Activity Variables for Understanding the Spatial Distribution of Residential Burglary and General Outdoor Assault in Dongjak District In Seoul, South Korea
… where researchers used South Korean spatial data to examine residential burglary and general outdoor assault. The current study examined the effects of routine activity variables on measures of residential burglary and general outdoor assault in South Korea using police data for these …
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Factors Influencing User-level Success In Police Informationsharing: An Examination Of Florida's Finder System
… share information that is routinely collected by police. This low-level information, gathered from sources such as traffic tickets, calls for service, incident reports and field contacts, is not widely shared but might account for as much as 97% of the data held in police records systems. U.S. …
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Spatial signatures and mental maps: Using offenders’ activity locations to enhance geographic profiling for crime investigations
… add to its empirical support, using New Zealand Police data on approximately 60,000 offenders who committed burglaries, robberies and extra-familial sex offences between 2009 and 2018. This national dataset included details of the offenders’ crime locations and their pre-crime activity locations …
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Targeting Domestic Abuse by Mining Police Records
… presents findings from analyses of three large datasets of domestic abuse records sourced from multiple police forces in England and Wales. It seeks to address research questions in relation to the extent of repeat and serial abuse, concentration and escalation of harm, and the forecasting of …
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An Ai-Powered 3-D Facial Recognition Framework for Crime Intelligence using Reconstructive and Predictive Techniques
Police use of facial recognition tends to be divided between stand-alone biometric tools and discrete dashboards for analysing crime, with very little integration between who appears in images and how patterns of crime develop. At the same time, mainstream 2-D recognition models are brittle under …
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The Cape Town Violence and Injury Observatory (VIO) Validity and utility of data sources for a prevention-oriented VIO in urban Cape Town, South Africa
… quantified by the addition of violence-related data from health services to violence data reported to the police. This thesis describes the conceptualisation, development and implementation of a violence and injury observatory for the routine collection of violence-related data for the City of …
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First time offenders as once and future victims: Using police records to explore the victim-offender overlap in the Turning Point Project
… harm, the victim-offender overlap, the impact on police reported victimisation by an OOCD, and finally if from criminal and victimisation history prior to the intervention date can outcomes post be predicted. 1). What does victimisation look like in low-level offenders when explored through police …
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Police Use of Force Databases: Sources of Bias in Lethal Force Data Collection
Understanding police use of lethal force requires the collection of reliable data. Due to bias present in police-use-of-lethal-force databases, researchers typically triangulate using multiple data sources to compensate for this bias; however, triangulation is restricted when the bias present in …