Crime pattern theory is a central framework within environmental criminology, providing a means to understand how the spatial structure of human activities can shape the distribution of crime in urban areas. An important idea is the role played by shared activity nodes: locations that feature in the routine activities of many people, and therefore give rise to many interpersonal interactions. Such locations are proposed to play a prominent role in shaping patterns of crime and bring about significant local concentrations of victimisation. Despite the intuitive appeal of these mechanisms, however, their definition is remarkably broad: the term ‘shared’, for example, encompasses a wide range of scenarios, from local shops visited by small num...
The fact that some places have persistently higher levels of crime has received widespread attention...
Objectives. Building on crime pattern theory, we test the influence of the presence of a crime gener...
Criminologists have long-known that spatial crime patterns vary across different geographic areas. U...
I propose a general theory for examining the spatial distribution of crime by specifically addressin...
The built urban environment influences the spatial distribution of criminal activity. Common activit...
The dissertation examined how land uses, street network connectivity, and physical boundaries in urb...
According to Crime Pattern Theory, individuals all have routine daily activities which require frequ...
The spatial distribution of crime has been a long-standing interest in the field of criminology. Res...
Most approaches to the modelling of crime - for predictive purposes or otherwise - are situated in c...
This paper aims to explain the spatial variationsof crime, both between and within cities. Two types...
Originally presented in the 2012 European Intelligence and Security Informatics Conference (Odense, ...
Various conceptions of pattern from biology, computer science, and mathematics to environmen-tal des...
Objectives: The main objective of this study was to see if the characteristics of offenders’ crimes ...
A great deal of time and effort has been invested in trying to understand crime, most notably examin...
The main techniques used for quantitative analyses of urban crime can generally be divided into thre...
The fact that some places have persistently higher levels of crime has received widespread attention...
Objectives. Building on crime pattern theory, we test the influence of the presence of a crime gener...
Criminologists have long-known that spatial crime patterns vary across different geographic areas. U...
I propose a general theory for examining the spatial distribution of crime by specifically addressin...
The built urban environment influences the spatial distribution of criminal activity. Common activit...
The dissertation examined how land uses, street network connectivity, and physical boundaries in urb...
According to Crime Pattern Theory, individuals all have routine daily activities which require frequ...
The spatial distribution of crime has been a long-standing interest in the field of criminology. Res...
Most approaches to the modelling of crime - for predictive purposes or otherwise - are situated in c...
This paper aims to explain the spatial variationsof crime, both between and within cities. Two types...
Originally presented in the 2012 European Intelligence and Security Informatics Conference (Odense, ...
Various conceptions of pattern from biology, computer science, and mathematics to environmen-tal des...
Objectives: The main objective of this study was to see if the characteristics of offenders’ crimes ...
A great deal of time and effort has been invested in trying to understand crime, most notably examin...
The main techniques used for quantitative analyses of urban crime can generally be divided into thre...
The fact that some places have persistently higher levels of crime has received widespread attention...
Objectives. Building on crime pattern theory, we test the influence of the presence of a crime gener...
Criminologists have long-known that spatial crime patterns vary across different geographic areas. U...