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produce + disseminate data
Across boundaries
geographic
transfrontier
disciplinary
computer science, conservation biology
sectoral
conservation, technology, humanitarian
Source-Transit-Destination
route analysis & characteristics
supply chain resilience and weak links
crime displacement
Convergence?
wildlife trafficking + other serious crime
who, when, where, how...
Crime prevention
operations, tactics, targeted public policy
(crime classification building)
Open access
Dictionary of data elements
Training and instructional activities
Roadmap to help improve availability of crime statistics at multiple scales for multiple users
Basemap layers
-substantial imagery and topographical layers exist (Africa GeoPortal)
Reference layers
-increasingly diverse (AGOL)
Observational layers
-case/domain specific
* Wildlife trafficking is a dynamic and global crime
* GIS standards for wildlife trafficking are non existent
* Introduce new standards to improve crime statistics, enhance capacity to produce and disseminate data
Base layer standards
Reference layer standards
Observational standards
1. Participatory engagement
2. Platform agnosticism
3. Human geography
4. Cloud technology
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
Iterative process
Five end-users
Two use cases
www.conservationcriminology.com/gisworkshop
(Password: Geography)
MumfordK@state.gov;
SchwartzLR@state.gov
gorem@msu.edu;
UNODC: $5-23 billion annual illicit market
1999-2015 nearly 7,000 species accounted for 164,000 seizures affecting 120 countries
Multi-sectoral, multi-scale, multi-species approaches over time
(proactive+ reactive)
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
BENEFITS OF STANDARDS for CWT
Standards are a prerequisite for sharing and interoperability of information
Complement crime data being collected by law enforcement authorities and other end users
* Data dictionary
->build it out
* Champions
-> test/revise/test
* Governance
-> ground up
Promote awareness among stakeholders regarding need to continue adopting GIS standards relevant to end user needs
SchwartzLR@state.gov
conservationcriminology.com
@meredithgore
gorem@msu.edu
Meredith L. Gore, Michigan State University
Lee R. Schwartz, U.S. Department of State
Esri UC, San Diego, CA
July 11, 2018