A part of space defined as two or more contingent places. Attractors (of Crime)

an action or omission that constitutes prosecution by the state and is punishable by law. Emergence

Represented by increased opportunities for crime that emerge from the collection of more people into areas following specific types of behavior, simply because of the increased volume of interaction t [..]

Acquired or applied knowledge; Secret, confidential and/or proprietary information for decision making; Information for tactical or strategic operations. [See also: Spatial Intelligence] Modeling

A particular portion of space where activities or functions may occur; The micro unit of analysis for Risk Terrain Modeling. Risk

An information gathering and analysis process, focused on a particular problem or set of problems, which integrates multiple methods and allows insights from each to prescribe ways in which to address [..]

A continuous expanse within which things exist and move. Spatial inference

Carefully tailored actions for use in immediate support of policing operations given the known facts and conditions relevant to an event; thoughtful responses and purposeful small-scale actions with a [..]

The context of environmental risk; A place’s vulnerability is operationalized by the spatial influences of nearby features.