Event – Crime Analysis for Risk-based Policing – Tampa

Crime Analysis for Risk-based Policing

At the University of Tampa, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Overview

Risk-Based Policing (RBP) leverages advanced analytical techniques like Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM) to identify environmental factors that contribute to crime and address them effectively. By focusing on places rather than individuals, RBP enables law enforcement to deploy resources where they are needed most, addressing the underlying conditions that make locations susceptible to criminal activity. This proactive approach reduces crime and promotes fairness in policing by aligning actions with data-driven insights. RTM diagnostics empower agencies to understand why problems occur at specific locations, paving the way for practical solutions that are both effective and sustainable. This training class will guide participants in utilizing RTM to diagnose and address crime hotspots, making communities safer and fostering trust between law enforcement and the public. Attendees will learn to translate spatial risk data into actionable strategies, ensuring equitable and efficient resource allocation to improve public safety outcomes.

Access and Availability

Date: March 20, 2025
Time: 0900 - 1600 hrs US Eastern Time
Cost: TBD

Format: In-Person
Host(s) and Co-Sponsor(s): University of Tampa
Location: TBD, Tampa, FL

Open to anyone. This is an educational and information sharing symposium. No prior skills in Risk Terrain Modeling, crime analysis, or crime prevention are needed.

Attendees are required to bring their own laptop computer with an installed Chromium browser. Attendees are recommended to bring their preferred note taking materials.

The University of Tampa will provide coffee and light snacks during the event. Lunch will be "on your own."

Register Today!

  • Full details: Registration will be made through the faculty of the University of Tampa
  • Registration: Contact Brandon Dulisse (bdulisse@ut.edu) and Nate Connealy (nconnealy@ut.edu) to register