What is Risk Terrain Modeling?

What is Risk Terrain Modeling Risk terrain modeling (RTM) is risk assessment for places. It’s a data analysis technique. And, it’s a diagnostic tool. When used for crime analysis, RTM identifies environmental conditions that contribute to crime problems. Different crime

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Simsi & Site Risk Analysis

Simsi & Site Risk Analysis Simsi is excited to launch the S2 Report—short for Site Suitability—a new strategic planning tool designed to help organizations identify the most effective locations for hosting community-focused events and activities. This easy-to-use report template supports

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Simsi & Site Risk Analysis

Simsi is excited to launch the S2 Report—short for Site Suitability—a new strategic planning tool designed to help organizations identify the most effective locations for hosting community-focused events and activities. This easy-to-use report template supports agencies in making evidence-based decisions

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Beyond Security: A Framework for Capturing Risk Remedies in DICE™

The data-informed and community-engaged process of DICE™ helps communities address crime by identifying environmental and social factors that make certain locations vulnerable. Too often, the default response is to increase security—adding police patrols, cameras, or private security—but these measures don’t

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Enhancing Clear, Hold, Build

A Place-Based Approach to Sustainable Crime Reduction As more UK police forces adopt the Clear, Hold, Build framework for tackling serious and organised crime, leaders are discovering both its potential and its challenges. This article explores how place-based analytics and

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Cutting the “Red Tape” between Analysts and Field Personnel

by Jonas Baughman Today’s quickly evolving world of public safety demands those responsible for protecting communities are able to deploy resources swiftly and effectively. Organizations that rely on field operations and community engagement – including police departments, municipal departments, non-profits,

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