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The aim of the paper is to discuss the problem of geospatial data integration for criminal analysis. In order to integrate and analyze various data sources the platform introduces an object-based data model for each analyzed domain. The paper focuses on the model for geospatial analysis and integration methods that allow to visualize and analyze various data on geographical map. To verify the realized concept, a simple case study is given as an example of the integration results.
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LINK Platform is developed at AGH-UST in Krakow as an environment for building software tools supporting polish criminal analysts. More about the platform can be found at https://www.fslab.agh.edu.pl/#!product/link2. LINK Map is a tool-set that provides graphical components for integration of geo-spatial data, their visualization, analytical tools and extensions for gathering data in various formats.
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The research reported in the paper was partially supported by grants “Advanced IT techniques supporting data processing in criminal analysis” (No. 0008/R/ID1/2011/01) and “Information management and decision support system for the Government Protection Bureau” (No. DOBR-BIO4/060/13423/2013) from the Polish National Centre for Research and Development.
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Piętak, K., Dajda, J., Wysokiński, M., Idzik, M., Leśniak, Ł. (2016). Geospatial Data Integration for Criminal Analysis. In: Gruca, A., Brachman, A., Kozielski, S., Czachórski, T. (eds) Man–Machine Interactions 4. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 391. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23437-3_39
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