NetCrime 2019

Crime, complex systems, city science, criminal networks, network science, data science, crime modeling.

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Check out the 1st Minisymposium on Mathematics Against Crime (MACri) in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, September 16-20. More info: https://t.co/uta7SeaLmu

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Call for papers for a new special issue on the

Structure and dynamics of #crime
https://t.co/uWVU5soT8e

Expression of interest and abstract submission by August 23, 2019

Full paper submission by October 18, 2019

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This is NetCrime 2019! Thank you all for such an incredible edition!

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Juan Moreno discusses how to address reporting biases and feedback loops in crime prediction models. #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Jiejun Xu: a Network on Network (NoN) model to integrate criminal data. @JiejunXu #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Jack Sutton investigates the relationship between mortality, crime, property, and age, using density scale adjusted metrics. #NetSci2019 #scaling #cityscience #netcrime

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Mateo Dulce on efficient allocation of law enforcement using predictive police patrolling​. #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Prof. Martin B. Short: typical criminals violate some common assumptions in game theory. #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Prof. Martin Short: game theory as a framework to model multi-party interactions. #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Prof. Martin B. Short on modeling crime and making predictions. #netcrime #NetSci2019

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Prof. Martin B. Short on modeling crime and making predictions. #netcrime #NetSci2019

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After the coffee break: Prof. Martin B. Short at #NetSci2019 on game theory + crime. Don't miss it! @2019NetSci #netcrime

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We are looking forward to watching Prof. Martin Short's talk on game theory and crime. Don't miss it if you are at @2019NetSci ! https://t.co/5PkkpbUwjG

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@jrncarlock talks about the complexity of corruption networks. The “Duarte-Veracruz” network involved around 2.5 billion dollars! #NetSci2019 #corruption #netcrime

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@jrncarlock discusses corruption networks and its impact on society. #NetSci2019

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Oscar Granados: Is always dirty money in the Caribbean financial networks?​ @o16granados #NetCrime #NetSci2019

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Germain García talks about using non-negative tensor factorization to investigate crime around schools in São Paulo, Brazil. #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Germain García: Brazil has more homicides than China, US, Europe, New Zealand, Indonesia, Australia, Canada, and Northern Africa, together! #NetSci2019 #netcrime

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Mateo Dulce on Lévy flights and criminal behavior. #NetSci2019

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NetCrime 2019 is about to start! It is at the Chittenden Bank room (4th floor). #NetSci2019 More info: https://t.co/V5UlKdF5eT