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Geoprofiling
u rečniku PONS
geo·graph·ic ˈpro·fil·ing N no pl, no art LAW
geographic profiling (method of criminal investigation)
Geoprofiling nt
u rečniku PONS
I. pro·file [ˈprəʊfaɪl, Am ˈproʊ-] N
1. profile (side view):
profile
Profil nt <-s, -e>
to draw/photograph sb in profile
jdn im Profil zeichnen/fotografieren
2. profile:
profile (description)
Porträt nt <-s, -s> fig
profile (restricted in scope)
Profil nt <-s, -e>
3. profile (public image):
to raise sb's profile
jdn hervorheben
to raise sth's profile
etw bewusst[er] machen
to raise an issue's profile with the public
eine Thematik in der Öffentlichkeit stärker bewusst machen
to be in a high-profile position
eine bedeutende Position innehaben
Phrases:
to keep a low profile
sich acc zurückhalten [o. bedeckt halten]
II. pro·file [ˈprəʊfaɪl, Am ˈproʊ-] VB trans
1. profile (write):
to profile sb
jdn porträtieren fig
2. profile (draw):
to profile sb
jdn im Profil zeichnen
to profile sb
eine Profilzeichnung von jdm anfertigen
pro·fil·ing [ˈprəʊfaɪlɪŋ, Am ˈproʊ-] N
profiling
Profiling nt spec (Erstellung eines Persönlichkeitsprofils)
PONS stručni rečnik „Verkehrswesen”
profile INFRASTR
profile
Längsschnitt
profile
Längsprofil
profile
Höhenplan
Present
Iprofile
youprofile
he/she/itprofiles
weprofile
youprofile
theyprofile
Past
Iprofiled
youprofiled
he/she/itprofiled
weprofiled
youprofiled
theyprofiled
Present Perfect
Ihaveprofiled
youhaveprofiled
he/she/ithasprofiled
wehaveprofiled
youhaveprofiled
theyhaveprofiled
Past Perfect
Ihadprofiled
youhadprofiled
he/she/ithadprofiled
wehadprofiled
youhadprofiled
theyhadprofiled
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Geographic profiling is another method to profile an offender.
en.wikipedia.org
Geographic profiling model is based on the assumption that offenders are more likely to select their victims and commit a crime which would be centered near their home address.
en.wikipedia.org
The article demonstrates the flexibility of geographic profiling, which the authors have now applied to several different types of geospatial investigations, including animals, plants and people.
www.themarshalltown.com
Other practical applications of environmental criminology theory include geographic profiling, which is premised on the idea that criminals take into account geographic factors in deciding where to commit crimes.
en.wikipedia.org
If psychological profiling is the who, geographic profiling is the where.
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