June 3, 2011
Partners in Crime
The real estate search engine Trulia teamed up with CrimeReports.com, EveryBlock.com and SpotCrime.com to create a crime map of major metropolitan areas in the United States.
Currently in beta, the heat maps show the type and frequency of crimes by neighborhood, with data sets for cities such as Los Angeles, Tampa, Dallas and Philadelphia among others currently in the system.
Above, a detail from Chicago.
This is very interesting and useful. :3
We are super screwed!
Wow…my area in West Philly looks like a walk in the park compared to your area hahah.
(Source: futurejournalismproject)
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now. all we need...do is do something about it.
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Wow…my area in West Philly looks like a walk in the park compared to your area hahah.
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This is very interesting and useful. :3
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