地理研究 ›› 1998, Vol. 17 ›› Issue (4): 415-422.doi: 10.11821/yj1998040012

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加拿大爱得蒙顿市犯罪问题的地理研究*

杜德斌   

  1. 华东师范大学西欧北美地理研究所 上海 200062
  • 收稿日期:1998-03-30 修回日期:1998-09-11 出版日期:1998-12-15 发布日期:1998-12-15
  • 基金资助:
    * 国家自然科学基金资助项目,国际加拿大研究会资助项目

A GEOGRAPHICAL STUDY ON THE SPATIAL PATTERNS OF CRIMES IN EDMONTON,CANADA

Du Debin   

  1. Institute of Geography of West Europe & North America, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062
  • Received:1998-03-30 Revised:1998-09-11 Online:1998-12-15 Published:1998-12-15

摘要: 运用GIS技术和回归分析方法,分析加拿大爱得蒙顿市各类犯罪的空间分布规律。结果发现:城市犯罪分布的空间差异异常明显,城市内部存在少数极端的犯罪高发区;犯罪的空间分布遵循距离衰减规律,表现为距城市中心越近的地区犯罪发生密度越高,距城市中心越远的地区犯罪密度越低;犯罪发生密度与居住人口密度成正相关,即居住人口密度越高,越容易诱发犯罪,但不同类型的犯罪与居住人口密度的关联程度不一样;不同用地性质的区域犯罪发生密度存在明显差异,在各类用地中,商业区为城市犯罪的高发区。

关键词: 城市犯罪, 空间格局, 爱得蒙顿市

Abstract: With a technique of GIS and a method of regression analysis,the spatial patterns of crimes and their correlation with population density in Edmonton,Canada,are analyzed in this paper.The crime statistics for each neighborhood in 1991 is obtained from the Edmonton Journal released by the city police.The crime types selected include thefts,motor vehicle thefts,break and enters,robbery,homicides,sexual assaults,assaults,and abductions.Variables used in the paper include crime density,crime occurrence and crime rate.The results obtained from a map analysis on crime density show that spatial differentiation of crimes occurred in the city is obvious.The general patterns of the distribution for all types of crime accord with the law of distance decay,the nearer to the city center a neighborhood,the higher its crime density.The results of regression analysis indicate that there is a positive relationship between the crime density and population density,which means that the neighborhoods with higher population density bear higher crime density.Analysis of the relationship between land use and crime density shows that commercial districts bear highest crime density among all types of land uses.

Key words: crime, spatial patterns, Edmonton

PACS: 

  • K901