ArcGIS Pro for Crime Mapping - Intermediate Course
About Course
Improve your crime mapping skills with our intermediate ArcGIS Pro course. This course provides students with an intermediate understanding of crime mapping techniques and is designed for students who have some experience in crime mapping. Students use GIS technology to create new datasets, make thematic maps, and create and interpret hot spots. Topics include working within different coordinate systems, editing data fields and geometry, creating thematic and kernel density hot spot maps, and troubleshooting issues. Students who complete this course are able to create new area boundaries, produce several types of hot spot maps, and understand influences that are correlated with crime clustering. Improve your crime mapping skills and expand your GIS skills today! Prerequisite: Intro course or permission of instructor.
Course Outcomes
- Ability to create and modify new streets, beats, areas, and reporting districts
- Ability create crime hotspot/heat maps
- Ability to show crime rates per square mile
- Ability to create maps in different coordinate systems
- Ability to create thematic maps
- Ability to obtain information about crimes in a hotspot
$450
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Audience
- Crime Analysts
- Students
- Interns
- Anyone interested in advancing their GIS skills
Recent Student Feedback
Below are comments from students from our recent courses on this topic:
"The entire class was informative and on point...thank you for your guidance and knowledge"
"The projects and hands on experiences after the [presentation] slides is the biggest strength of this course"
"The [instructor] is very knowledgeable and passionate"
"I really enjoyed the hands on approach and the real world examples of the learned tools"
Course Dates and Locations
| Course | Dates | Hours | Location | Price | Open? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ArcGIS Pro for Crime Mapping-Intermediate | February, 2026 | 8am to 4pm | 5801 E. Slauson Ave., Commerce, CA | $450 | Yes |
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