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Anchoring
Anchoring
Anchoring
Anchoring the
the
the
the Geographic
Geographic
Geographic
Geographic Pro
Pro
Pro
Pro
les
les
les
les of
of
of
of Serial
Serial
Serial
Serial
Criminals
Criminals
Criminals
Criminals by
by
by
by Clusters
Clusters
Clusters
Clusters and
and
and
and Bayesian
Bayesian
Bayesian
Bayesian
Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
Since decades ago ,people have realized that there are important relationships between
geography and the series of crimes .And with the rapid development of science and
technology, t he study of serial crimes prediction has been a fruitful area of
mathematical research . This paper studies the different schemes to estimate the
location of the criminal
’
s residence and the technique to predict the possible locations
of the next cri me.
According to the request, we have to solve two main problems: one is to generate a
geographic profile of the offender's residence, the other is to generate a useful method
to predict the location of the next crime. In order to prove the accuracy of our method,
we also study the Peter Sutcliffe
’
s serial murder case .
For the first problem, we use two different schemes.
We
build the Cent er of Minim um
Distance Model to generate geographical profiling of the criminal
’
s residence based
on the least effort principle. After that we generate Bayesian Model based on Bayes
Theorem and get another geographical profiling.
For the second problem, we use the Bayesian Model to predict the location of the next
crime based on the predicted residence and the locations of committed crimes.To
make our method more accurate, we introduce Cluster Analysis to divide all the crime
sites into 4 groups.To obtain the prediction of every group ,we apply the method
which is also used in the combination of two schemes in the first problem.
Finally, we write an executive summary to the chief of police providing police
providing a broad overview of the potential issues and our approach.
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2
Contents
Contents
Contents
Contents
Summary ............................................................................................. . 1
1 Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction ....................................................................................3
1.1 Background ...................................................................................... 3
1.2Geographic Profiling ............................................................................. 3
1.3Objectives ........................................................................................... 3
2 Center
Center
Center
Center of
of
of
of Minimum
Minimum
Minimum
Minimum Distance
Distance
Distance
Distance Model
Model
Model
Model . ............................................. 5
2.1 Assumptions ....................................................................................... 5
2.2 Notations ........................................................................................... 6
2.3 Center of Minimum Distance Model ....................................................... 6
2.4 Distance-decay Model.. ........................................................................ . 6
2. 5 Case Study ......................................................................................... 6
3 Bayesian
Bayesian
Bayesian
Bayesian Model
Model
Model
Model ... ............................................................................ 8
3 . 1 Assumptions ....................................................................................... 8
3 . 2 Notations and Definitions .................................................................... 8
3 .3 Bayesian Model ................................................................................. . 9
3 .4 Simple Models for O ff ender Behaviour ................................................... . 9
3 .5 Case Study ........................................................................................ . 10
3.6 Validation of Prediction .................................................................. ...... 10
4 Combination
Combination
Combination
Combination of
of
of
of the
the
the
the Results
Results
Results
Results of
of
of
of the
the
the
the Two
Two
Two
Two Schemes
Schemes
Schemes
Schemes ......................... ... 11
5
5
5
5 Prediction
Prediction
Prediction
Prediction of
of
of
of the
the
the
the Next
Next
Next
Next Crime
Crime
Crime
Crime .......................................................... . 11
5 .1 Initial Prediction Method ..................................................................... . 11
5 .2 Developed Prediction Method ............................................................... . 11
5.3 Validation of Prediction ......................................................................... 15
6
6
6
6 Executive
Executive
Executive
Executive Summary
Summary
Summary
Summary ..................................................................... . ..15
6 .1 Overview: Strengths and Weaknesses of th e Model .................................... 15
6 .2 Internal Workings of the Model . .............................................................. 15
6.3 Future Considerations .............. .............................................................. 16
6 .3 Recommendations ................................................................................. 16
References
References
References
References ................................................................................. ......... 17
3
3
1
1
1
1 Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
1.
1.
1.
1. 1
1
1
1 Background
Background
Background
Background
During the 5 years from 1975 to 1980, Peter William Sutcliffe, who was also
dubbed The Yorkshire Ripper, murdered thirteen women and subjected a number of
other people to vicious attacks [1] .As we all know,the Serial crime has become a
serious problem in society , causing the panic of quite a lot people. T herefore,it has
become an important issue to avoid another victim by analysing the crimes committed
before.
A
number of sophisticated techniques have been developed to generate a
useful prediction for law enforcement officers based on the time and locations of the
past crime scenes, such as the “
“
“
“ center of a mass ”
”
”
” method .In 1980 Peter Sutcliffe
convicted of thirteen murders and subjecting a number of other people to vicious
attacks. One of the methods used to narrow the search for Mr. Sutcliffe was that so
called “ center of mass ” method . Thus, D.Kim Rossmo advanced a new criminal
investigative methodology called "Geo-graphic Profiling" in 2000 [2] .
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2 Geographic
Geographic
Geographic
Geographic profiling
profiling
profiling
profiling
Geographic profiling is a criminal investigative methodology that analyzes the
locations of a connected series of crimes to determine the most probable area of
offender residence. Typically used in cases of serial murder or rape. the technique
helps police detectives prioritize information in large-scale major crime investigations
that often involve hundreds or thousands of suspects and tips.
While it may not seem so, understanding an offender
’
s geographical tendencies and
habits can tell investigators and profilers a great deal about the personality of that
individual. Geographical profiling is growing in popularity and, combined with
offender profiling, is a very helpful tool in the investigation process of a serial murder
case. [
[
[
[ 3
3
3
3 ].
].
].
].
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3 Objectives
Objectives
Objectives
Objectives
Our goal is to develop at least two different schemes to generate a geographical
profile. After that, we will develop a technique to combine the results of the different
schemes and generate a useful prediction. Our prediction will provide some kind of
estimate or guidance about possible locations of the next crime based on the time and
locations of the past crime scenes. What
’
s more, we will show how reliable the
estimate will be in a given situation according to our model.
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4
2
2
2
2 Center
Center
Center
Center of
of
of
of Minimum
Minimum
Minimum
Minimum Distance
Distance
Distance
Distance Model
Model
Model
Model
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.1 Assumptions
Assumptions
Assumptions
Assumptions
In order to simplify this problem,we make the following assumptions.
● The criminal The criminal resides in a single stable place
z
.
● The criminal starts the crime trip from his residence.
● All directions from the criminal
’
s residence have an equal opportunity to be chosen.
● The only factor that matters is the distance to the residence place.
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2 Notations
Notations
Notations
Notations
Table 1 Notations
Name Description
xi
the abscissa of the ith crime site(i = 1, 2, … ,
s
)
yi
the ordinate of the ith crime site(i = 1, 2, … ,
s
)
r
the location of the criminal
’
s residence
m
the abscissa of the criminal
’
s residence
z
the ordinate of the criminal
’
s residence
Di( r )
the distance between the criminal
’
s residence and the ith
crime site(i = 1, 2, … ,
s
)
s
the total number of crimes
In order to illustrate the variables more clearly, we draw the following sketch :
Fig
Fig
Fig
Fig 1 : The sketch of the crime site s (
s
= 4 )
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