FOREWORD

Jeremy Travis

INTRODUCTION Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention

David Weisburd

Tom McEwen

MAPPING AS A CRIME PREVENTION TOOL

The GeoArchive: An Information Foundation for Community Policing

Carolyn Rebecca Block

Using Geographical Tools with Interagency Work Groups to Develop and Implement Crime Control Strategies

Faye S. Taxman

Tom McEwen

Power to the People: Mapping and Information Sharing in the Chicago Police Department

Marc Buslik

Michael D. Maltz

Crime Mapping in Police Departments: The Challenges of Building a Mapping System

Lorraine Green Mazerolle

Charles Bellucci

Frank Gajewski

Geographic Information Systems and Crime Analysis in Baltimore County, Maryland

Philip R. Canter

CRIME MAPPING IN RESEARCH

Cognitive Mapping of the City Center: Comparative Perceptions of Dangerous Places

George F. Rengert

William V. Pelfrey, Jr.

The (Un)Known Universe: Mapping Gangs and Gang Violence in Boston

David M. Kennedy

Anthony A. Braga

Anne M. Piehl

Mapping Crime for Analytic Purposes: Location Quotients, Counts and Rates

Patricia L. Brantingham

Paul J. Brantingham

Mapping It Out: Repeat-Address Burglary Alarms and Burglaries

James L. LeBeau

Karen L. Vincent

CRIME MAPPING IN THE NEXT DECADE

Artificial Neural Networks and Crime Mapping

Andreas M. Olligschlaeger

SMART Mapping for Law Enforcement Settings: Integrating GIS and GPS for Dynamic, Near-Real Time Applications and Analysis

Severin L. Sorensen

What Do Those Dots Mean? Mapping Theories with Data

John E. Eck

Subject Index