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UK funding (£206,366): Modelling Analysis of Gun crime NETworks (MAGNET) Ukri1 Jul 2006 UK Research and Innovation, United Kingdom

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Modelling Analysis of Gun crime NETworks (MAGNET)

Abstract The aim of the proposed feasibility study is to explore the benefits of using different modelling techniques to aid stakeholder's decision making in tackling gun crime. The first step is to accurately represent the combined knowledge of the gun crime phenomenon that is available into mind maps. We will focus on three components, the gun, the gun user and the victim. Data will be obtained by accessing a variety of sources including police databases, and interviewing key informants such as gang members, offenders, police officers, local government representatives and community action groups. The second step involves the translation of the resultant mind maps into simulation models of the key processes involved in gun crime, exploring modelling methodologies such as Bayesian Networks, Cellular Automata and epidemiological modelling. Throughout the study, we will work closely with stakeholders to determine the usability of the simulation models for decision making regarding the tackling of gun crime.
Category Research Grant
Reference EP/D078725/1
Status Closed
Funded period start 01/07/2006
Funded period end 30/06/2007
Funded value £206,366.00
Source https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FD078725%2F1

Participating Organisations

Manchester Metropolitan University
Greater Manchester Police

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