A multitude of analysis tools are available as a means to analyze data and efforts for evaluation purposes. Those tools include the following: Interrupted Time Series; Spatial Analysis (NIBIN, CGIC data); Social Network Analysis; Risk Terrain Modeling; and Data-based Risk Matrix and Strategy.
Goal and Objectives:
- Enhance process and outcome evaluations.
- Address ways to provide real-time feedback to practitioner partners to maximize analytical capacity for research and evaluation while creating a true collaborative researcher-practitioner partnership.
Intended Audience:
Research partner, analyst, practitioner (entry-level course/training)
TTA Format: Available in person and virtually
Length:
Varies by TTA type and site needs.
Agenda:
- Specific methods guidance
- Crime analysis to identify high-risk people, groups, places, and contexts
- Principles of evidence-based and evidence-informed strategies
- Linking analysis and strategies
- Sources of information and decision-making protocols
SMEs/Trainers:
Nicholas Corsaro, University of Cincinnati; Bryanna Fox, University of South Florida; Gio Circo, University of New Haven; Lauren Magee, Indiana University; Alaina De Biasi, University of California-Davis