Making use of Ordnance Survey data to
support policing and crime analysis
Roger Jones
Pre & Post sales consultant
9th March 2004
Agenda
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Introduction to computer based mapping (GIS)
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Applications of GIS
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Joined-up government
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Summary
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Questions
An early use of mapping analysis
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/resources/ngo/education/ideas912/912choleraho3.html
Linking information by location
Demographic Data
DNA
Photographic
Using mapping to group and analyse multiple datasets
Historical crime data
Historical crime Data
GIS
Live Crime
Data
SYSTEM
Live crime Locations
Deprivation Data
Geographic data
Geographic
Data
Crime analysis
Crime analysis
Crime analysis
Speed cameras and their location..
Deaths
Serious injuries
Safety cameras
Mapping repeat offenders
Associating data to individual map features
Multi agency data sharing
Ambulance
Local Authority
Utilities
Police
Fire Service
Social Services
NHS
location knowledge
“The Force believes that Greater Manchester will benefit
particularly from the experience and expertise of traffic
officers in relation to local knowledge….” GMP website
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Planning portals
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Crime &
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Map enabled servers
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Software vendors now read each others data
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Integrated Risk Management Planning
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The Civil Contingency Bill
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Government now realise the value of mapping
(Dorset Extranet for Crime Reduction Information
Monitoring and Exchange) DE-CRIME
The ‘Zoom-in’ button
Users can also
enables users to
subsequently ‘Zoomincrease the scale of
out’ to show previous
the map down to
layers right back to
street level.
the whole County
area
In Summary
• More than just a backdrop map.
• Supports information exchange
and crime analysis
• Examples of best practice
with DE-CRIME.
ANY QUESTIONS ?
Contact for further information
Roger Jones
Pre & Post Sales Support
C633
Ordnance Survey
Romsey Road
SOUTHAMPTON
United Kingdom
SO16 4GU
Phone: 023 8030 5728
Email: roger.jones@ordnancesurvey.co.uk
Web site: www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk