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Maps and Crime – a useful mash up

  • Aug 18th, 2008
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  • ITGS, Maps, Resources, humanities, science, technology, web2.0, website
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    • http://maps.met.police.uk/

    This is a very useful and interesting mash up between Google Maps adn the Metropolitan police database adn crime statistics. The result shows trends, current statistics overlaid on a map of the greater London Area.

    This is the initial view of the London Area and the pop up bubble as you click on a Ward.

    This is the greateer London area and the Mash-up of crime statistics

    If you Zoom in you can drill into the subwards within the wards and look at the crime statistics and trends in a very detailed area.

    This is the Zoom View looking at small regions within the wards

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