Professor Michael Leitner publishes edited book on "New Research in Crime Modeling and Mapping Using Geospatial Technologies"

 

Professor Michael Leitner, Carl O. Sauer Professor of Geography, published an edited book entitled "New Research in Crime Modeling and Mapping Using Geospatial Technologies." This edited volume offers innovative research and applications in the analysis, modeling, and mapping of crime using geospatial and GeoAI technologies. It is published by Springer in its popular Geotechnologies and the Environment series.

 

The book comprises of sixteen chapters authored by some of the most esteemed researchers in the field. These chapters are organized into four sections: big data and microspaces (Part I), mobility (Part II), drugs (Part III), and additional geospatial applications (Part IV).

This book would be useful to faculty, students, and research scholars from geography, sociology, criminal justice, criminology, forensic sciences, and other related disciplines as well as to crime analysts working for law enforcement agencies at the local, state, or federal levels from around the world.

More information can be found at Springer Nature Link.