A GIS Analysis of Social Disorder Crime in Calgary
Original Research - with University of Calgary, Department of Sociology · Public Safety · Calgary
Overview
A spatial analysis of 163,793 social disorder occurrence reports across Calgary (2012–2016), combining GIS mapping, Statistics Canada census data, and spatial statistics (Moran's I, LISA) to identify significant crime clusters and predict community-level risk using kriging interpolation.
Services delivered
- GIS & Spatial Analysis
- Predictive Modelling
- Research Design
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