Propuesta de una metodología para el análisis de la información delictiva de alto impacto en el Estado de Morelos, México 2012-2013 (Proposal of a methodology for the analysis of criminal information with high impact on the State of Morelos, Mexico)

• Published in: GECONTEC 2014-01, Vol.2 (1), p.51
• Main Authors: Vázquez Segovia, Luis Alonso, Guerrero, Claudia Ortiz, López Luna, Julio César, Guzmán Sánchez, María Victoria
• Format: Article
• Language: Spanish
• ISSN: 2255-5684

Objective. Propose and test a methodology for analyzing the information from high-impact crimes in the State of Morelos, Mexico in the period 2012-2013. Methodology. The basic information comes from the Executive Secretariat of the National System of Public Security of the Ministry of the Interior for the next eight crimes: kidnapping, homicide, malicious wounding with a knife, common robbery without violence bystanders, common robbery passersby with violence, theft common vehicles without violence common vehicle theft with violence and extortion. Population projections of the National Population Council and the catalog of municipalities from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography were used. Results: crime rates were calculated per 100 thousand inhabitants. Improvements in automation, coding and rates generation were implemented that allow integration with other sources of information. The resulting database was used for mapping. An example of mapping is presented. Conclusions: We were able to detect processes that had not been considered in a number of developed schemes and a review of the types of maps is required.