Keatley, DA; Arntfield, M; Gill, P; Clare, J; Oatley, G; Bouhana, N; Clarke, D; (2019) Behaviour Tracking: Using geospatial and behaviour sequence analysis to map crime. Security Journal 10.1057/s41284-019-00216-3. (In press).

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Crime is a complex phenomenon. To understand the commission of crime, researchers must map both the temporal and the spatial processes involved. The current research combines a temporal method of analysis, Behaviour Sequence Analysis, with geospatial mapping, to outline a new method of integrating temporal and spatial movements of criminals. To show how the new method can be applied, a burglary scenario was used, and the movements and behaviours of a criminal tracked around the property. Results showed that combining temporal and spatial analyses allows for a clearer account of the process of a crime scene. The current method has application to a large range of other crimes and terrorist movements, for instance between cities and movements within each city. Therefore, the current research provides the foundation framework for a novel method of spatio-temporal analyses of crime.

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