Investigating the Role of Place in Crime and Criminality, at the Paradise Point Resort in San Diego, California from December 9th -12th, 2000. Again this year, the CMRC is requesting concept papers from individuals who wish to highlight their innovative uses of computerized mapping and spatial analysis for criminal justice research and practice. Contributors are sought who represent a broad range of expertise and intellectual perspectives. The National Institute of Justice will reimburse travel, lodging, and conference registration fees for selected presenters.
Funding is limited to one individual per presentation.
Project showcase presentations will demonstrate the practical utility of GIS for justice and related agencies. Presentations may describe case studies of successful GIS applications with an emphasis on outcomes and limited attention to technical and methodological details. Proposals will be organized by the CMRC staff into substantively related panels. Only those papers that meet this deadline will be considered. The CMRC reserves the right to select concept papers based on their applicability to the field, originality, clarity of purpose, and how well they complement other presentations and expand on topics covered during the first three years of the CMRC conference series.