Development of Crime Reporting System to Identify Patterns of Crime in Laguna (original) (raw)

Intelligent Investigation on Crime Incident Reports in the Province of Laguna through Predictive Model Development

International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering, 2020

In the past years, crime becomes one of the main concerns in the Philippines for it affects drastically in the economic growth of the country. Awareness was one of the key factors that a police officer must possessed to effectively reduced crime in particular location. Many criminologists study on the number or occurrence of a crime to resolve the problem, however, number vagueness and possible source are often encountered that compromises the possible real effects or pattern. Machine learning is well-known to produce new knowledge and discover hidden pattern intelligently in particular database which can be used to produce data-driven reasoning or policy recommendation. The key objective of this research is to develop a predictive model in investigating crime records in the province of Laguna. Following the famous concept of knowledge discovery in databases, the researchers found out that decision tree algorithm is the best machine learning algorithm in classifying crime occurrence. Furthermore, date, time and place have a significant correlation in crime occurrence. Also shown in this paper, that the bigger district in the province of Laguna is more vulnerable in different crime.

Crime Analytics: Analysis of Crimes Through Newspaper Articles

Crime analysis is one of the most important activities of the majority of the intelligent and law enforcement organizations all over the world. Generally they collect domestic and foreign crime related data (intelligence) to prevent future attacks and utilize a limited number of law enforcement resources in an optimum manner. A major challenge faced by most of the law enforcement and intelligence organizations is efficiently and accurately analyzing the growing volumes of crime related data. The vast geographical diversity and the complexity of crime patterns have made the analyzing and recording of crime data more difficult. Data mining is a powerful tool that can be used effectively for analyzing large databases and deriving important analytical results. This paper presents an intelligent crime analysis system which is designed to overcome the above mentioned problems. The proposed system is a web-based system which comprises of crime analysis techniques such as hotspot detection, crime comparison and crime pattern visualization. The proposed system consists of a rich and simplified environment that can be used effectively for processes of crime analysis.

Geographic Crime Information Reporting System Crime Mapping and Analysis

2013

The primary goal of this study is to successfully develop a Geographic Crime Information Reporting System at a station in Mandaue City, an electronic blotter that uses Geographical Information System (GIS) in recording crime information. The "Geographic Crime Information Reporting System" contains a Geo Spatial Crime Visualization module that loads and displays the maps from shape files. The Crime Management Module to assign coordinates in the map given by the user to be stored in a Database. The Geographic Crime Information Analyzer analyzes the data and creates a report which is a list of possible suspects. The system is then evaluated by randomly selected Philippine National Police Officers (PNP Officer) and Philippine National Police Information Technology personnel (PNP IT Personnel) of Mandaue City. The Results show that 75% of the respondents are familiar with the Electronic-blotter (E-Blotter), with only 26.7% of them who are currently using it. 85% are familiar wi...

Exploratory data analysis of crime report

Matrix : Jurnal Manajemen Teknologi dan Informatika, 2021

Visualization of data is the appearance of data in a pictographic or graphical form. This form facilitates top management to understand the data visually and get the messages of difficult concepts or identify new patterns. The approach of the personal understanding to handle data; applying diagrams or graphs to reflect vast volumes of complex data is more comfortable than presenting over tables or statements. In this study, we conduct data processing and data visualization for crime report data that occurred in the city of Los Angeles in the range of 2010 to 2017 using R language. The research methodology follows five steps, namely: variables identification, data pre-processing, univariate analysis, bivariate analysis, and multivariate analysis. This paper analyses data related to crime variables, time of occurrence, victims, type of crime, weapons used, distribution, and trends of crime, and the relationship between these variables. As the result shows, by using those methods, we c...

Crime Prediction and Reporting System

IRJET, 2022

The increasing rate in criminal activities is a growing concern for any particular country/region. The intention of the proposed system is to develop a web application which is user-friendly to the stake-holders such as invigilators, NGOs and end-users. The system establishes a simple relation between the above-mentioned stake- holders where any individual user can report a crime without himself going to the police station. The invigilator’s then can track the complaint and give an option to the NGO for Rehab. Also this system analyzes crime data of India scrapped through various websites. The main focus is to predict the crime which is most likely to occur in the near future using various Machine Learning models

Information systems for community policing: A micro-analysis of crime

The spatial distribution of crime has been extensively examined at both the point and areal levels, often without regard to environmental factors. However, the emergence of community policing demands a more holistic approach to crime analysis. The systemic nature of crime, requires that information systems supply data about the social and physical environment surrounding a crime event, not just information about the crime event itself. Urban form, design components, mobility and 'incivilities' have been identified as contributing factors in the crime equation. Information about these influencing factors is collected by various governmental agencies and stored in a myriad of separate databases on multiple computer systems. Data sharing among these departments is often a difficult, multi-step process. This study demonstrates how a Geographic Information System can be utilized to provide an integrated information source that will be able to support community policing activities in neighborhoods.

Crime Forecasting System (An exploratory web-based approach)

2011

With the continuous rise in crimes in some big cities of the world like Karachi and the increasing complexity of these crimes, the difficulties the law enforcing agencies are facing in tracking down and taking out culprits have increased manifold. To help cut back the crime rate, a Crime Forecasting System (CFS) can be used which uses historical information maintained by the local Police to help them predict crime patterns with the support of a huge and self-updating database. This system operates to prevent crime, helps in apprehending criminals, and to reduce disorder. This system is also vital in helping the law enforcers in forming a proactive approach by helping them in identifying early warning signs, take timely and necessary actions, and eventually help stop crime before it actually happens. It will also be beneficial in maintaining an up to date database of criminal suspects includes information on arrest records, communication with police department, associations with othe...

Journal of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association

1999

This paper reviews modern crime analysis with regard to the research and educational challenges outlined by the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science. In the context of Geographical Information Systems (GIS), attention is devoted to the role that crime analysis currently and potentially plays in reducing crime and improving the efficiency of police activity. It is our aim to stimulate interest in advancing crime analysis in the areas of crime mapping and visualization. It is hoped that an outcome of this effort will be the attention that granting agencies may give to this rich and productive mixture of state-of-the-art technology and social responsibility.

Geographic Information Systems for Crime Prone Areas Clustering

JOIN: Jurnal Online Informatika, 2020

Crime is one of the problems that is quite complicated and very disturbing to the community. Crimes can occur at different times and places, making it difficult to track which areas are prone to such actions. K-means algorithm is used to cluster prone areas and Geographic Information System is used to map crime-prone areas. Web-based application is developed with the PHP programming language. The data used is quantitative data in the form of the number of crimes committed and the coordinates of the cases. The attributes of the crime used consist of five parameters: theft, mistreatment, rape, women and child protection cases and fraud. The results of this study are clustering areas into 3 cluster and mapping prone areas that is safe area, safe enough area and prone area. From the overall crime data for 2019 in Purwakarta district, it was found that 68.75% was safe, 18.75% was quite safe and 12.5% was prone area.