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Geographic Profiling Analyst
Training Brochure (Click
here to download PDF version)
Geographic Profiling Analyst Training Calendar
Courses are scheduled for the following locations:
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2009
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- January 2009
- February 2009
- June 2009
- August 2009
- August 2009
- October 2009
- October 2009
- November 2009
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- Orange County Sheriff's Office, Orlando Florida, USA - COMPLETED
- BCIT Vancouver, BC, Canada (GPA II Only) - COMPLETED
- Heerlen, Netherlands
- Toronto Police Service, North York, Ontario, Canada
- UC Long Beach, Irvine, CA, USA
- Seneca College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- BCIT Vancouver, BC, Canada
GPA I /
GPA II
- Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, Largo, Florida, USA
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2010
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See table below for further details or contact:
Geographic Profiling Analyst Training Geographic profiling can be
used effectively not just on serial violent crime, but also on serial
property/volume crime. Crime and Intelligence Analysts, as well as Detectives
and Investigators who regularly deal with serial property crime ( auto theft,
arson, break and enter, robbery etc. ), can benefit from training in geographic
profiling. A two-week course in Geographic Profiling for Analysts and
Investigators is available, structured as a theory week followed by a practice
week.
The first week of the course is a basic introduction to the
concepts and theory of geographic profiling, and is generally open to all
interested parties. It covers the mathematics and statistics behind the
technique. Crime pattern theory, mental maps and criminal hunting area concepts
are introduced. It examines how the results of Geographic Profiling can be
applied to investigative work, influence search strategies and lead to more
effective case analysis.
The second week is a hands-on instructional
course that focuses on applying geographic profiling techniques to actual cases
( historical or active ). This week of the course is frequently limited to law
enforcement personnel. Emphasis is on effective analysis, strategy and scenario
development and final report generation. The Rigel Analyst software is
introduced and is used extensively in this part of the course. Some familiarity
of GIS systems will be an asset, but is not essential.
This course is approved by the Committee for Geographic Profiling
Analyst Training and Certification (CGPATC), and graduates are eligible for certification as Geographic Profiling
Analysts.
For additional
information on Geographic Analyst training or a list of current agencies,
Colleges and Universities offering the training please contact:
Geographic Profiling Analyst (GPA)
Training Program Course Outline:
GPA 1
(html version)
(PDF version)
GPA 2
(html version)
(PDF version)
Geographic Profiling Analyst Training Locations
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Course Location |
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Training location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
- BCIT downtown
Campus
- GPA1 (FSCT 8303) October 26 - 30,
2009
- GPA2 (FSCT 8404) November 2 - 6,
2009
To register, click on links below or Contact BCIT
GPA1 (FSCT 8303)
GPA2 (FSCT 8304)
www.bcitforensics.ca
Tel: (+1) 604. 412.7436
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Chandler-Gilbert Community College Website and Course Calendar
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Training Location:
Chandler-Gilbert Community College
Sun Lakes, Arizona, USA (near Phoenix)
Dates:
Week 1 - GPA I - Basic Crs#
18422
Jan 4 - 8, 2010
Week 2 - GPA 2 - Advanced Crs#
18423
Jan 11 - 15, 2010
Contact:
Ruth Gilbert
Tel (+1) 480.732.7080
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Training location:
Toronto Police Service, Division 23, North York, Ontario
Dates:
Week 1: GPA - Basic
Aug 17 - 21, 2009
Week 2: GPA - Advanced
Aug 24 - Aug 28, 2009
To register, click on links below or Contact ECRI at (604)718-2065
Course Webpage
Course Flyer (PDF)
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Training location:
Irvine Police Department, Irvine CA.
Dates:
Week 1: GPA - Basic
(CA POST level 3 funded - travel, per diem, tuition)
Aug 24 - 28, 2009
Week 2: GPA - Advanced
(CA POST level 4 funded - travel, per diem)
Aug 31 - Sept 4, 2009
Cal State - Long Beach - Criminal Justice
Program
For
Registration: call (562) 985.4940 or email
Criminal Justice - CSULB
This course is
California P.O.S.T.
approved and funded.
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Seneca College School of Police Studies
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Training Location:
Seneca College, King College
13990 Dufferin Street
King City, Ontario
( 30 km's north of Toronto, Ontario)
Date:
Week 1 - GPA Basic - 5 Saturdays starting on November 8th, 2008
Further details contact:
Jeff Agro
Program Coordinator
Tel (+1)416-491-5050 x5090
Registration Information
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Training Location:
Swedish Police Academy
Stockholm, Sweden
Date:
June 2009
Contact:
Jonas Hildeby
Tel (+46) 70 876 5608
Email:
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Geographic Profiling Understudy Program
The Geographic Profiling Understudy Program
has been designed to provide comprehensive training to members of those
agencies wishing to establish their own geographic profiling capability. The
program is modeled after the FBI Police Fellowship training program and is free
to qualified members.
Candidates are expected to have at least 5
years with a police agency, with at least 3 years recent investigative
experience showing superior level of skill (must be documented). Additional
experience with crime mapping and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) is
essential, along with the candidate being Computer literate, mathematically
competent and having above average oral and written communication skills.
Suitable candidates embark upon an 8 –
12 month study under the tutelage of a qualified Geographic Profiler. The
program curriculum consists of: Readings (geographic profiling, environmental
criminology, maps and cartography), Mathematics (probability and statistical
analysis, computer systems), Linkage Analysis, Criminal Profiling and actual
case work.
Please note: With the need to work
with actual current cases and the confidentiality of the data, Geographic
Profiling training is only offered through police training agencies and not
ECRI. For additional information on Geographic Profiling training or a list of
current agencies offering the training please contact
Geographic Profiling for
Military Applications
Contact ECRI for
information on this course:
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