Assessing the impact of CCTV

By M. Gill, A. Spriggs. 2005

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1. T. Taniguchi
2. R. Taylor
3. Jerry H. Ratcliffe
4. Martin A. Andresen
5. Eric S. Mccord
6. Bruno Lepri

Citations in the corpus

• The Crime Reduction Effects of Public CCTV Cameras: A Multi‐Method Spatial Approach (2009, methodology): “The finding does fit into the broad pattern of results typified by the multi-site study by Gill and Spriggs (2005), the meta-analysis of Welsh and Farrington (2007, p. 46) who found a ‘small but significant desirable effect on crime,’ and the review by Ratcliffe (2006, p. 19) that found ‘achieving…”
• Saving Human Lives: What Complexity Science and Information Systems can Contribute (2014, unknown): “or example, that even though video surveillance usually allows for a faster identification of criminal delinquents, it rarely leads to a significant decrease in criminal activities in the surveyed area [66]. In fact, it does not always lead to an increased individual perception of safety [67], even th”