This book explores the intersection of technological advancements in mapping and information systems with theoretical innovations in crime prevention. The contributors, a mix of criminologists, geographers, and crime analysts, demonstrate the significant role crime mapping has assumed in both the theory and practice of crime prevention. They illustrate how crime mapping is currently utilized in crime prevention programs and offer insights into its future applications.

The book is presented as a compilation of expert insights into the growing field of crime mapping. The contributions from diverse specialists suggest a comprehensive overview of the subject's current state and future trajectory. The focus on practical applications and theoretical underpinnings indicates a text aimed at professionals and academics in criminology, geography, and law enforcement.