Crime scientists rarely ask residents: new analysis shows community voices are missing from hotspot research
A content analysis of 212 Crime Science articles found only 1.9 percent included community residents, while three Newark case studies ...
A content analysis of 212 Crime Science articles found only 1.9 percent included community residents, while three Newark case studies ...
Wi-Fi probes and graph neural networks at two Chinese university campuses show that pedestrian movement along waterfront spaces is far ...
A scoping review of crime-and-place research published from 2010 to 2024 finds that 77% of sampled studies include maps but ...
An open-access study of nearly seventeen million Metropolitan Police records shows an interpretable decision tree modestly outperforms naive averages at ...
A GIS and AHP-based study identifies 1,155.25 square kilometers of northern Iran as suitable for hybrid solar-geothermal power plants, with ...
A study of Ijebu Ode, Nigeria, found built-up land rose 261.4 percent from 1986 to 2020 while permit compliance remained ...
A study combining exit interviews and telecom mobility data found that both capture falling TB service accessibility with distance in ...
A study of 412 traditional villages reveals how cultivated land, population and road density drive their clustered spatial patterns.
A typology of the structural roles OECMs play in conservation networks shows most sit close to protected areas, offering opportunities ...
A proof-of-concept study in Kazakhstan demonstrates a GIS-enabled workflow that integrates georeferenced KAP surveys into veterinary surveillance using ArcGIS Survey123.
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