Hi Nadeem, Can you please checkout the svn [1], add your code and submit a patch with all the code and documentation?
Suresh [1] - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/sis/sandbox/gsoc2013/crimgeoprofile/ On Sep 19, 2013, at 6:32 AM, Nadeem Anjum <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > The update regarding the project is as mentioned below: > • I have updated the database in the server with the open street map > data of Indiana, after converting it to a routable network. I had extracted > data of just Indianapolis city too, but then the code for Indiana too > completed execution (after ~111 hours!), so I have uploaded the entire data > of Indiana. So now simulations can be run in Indiana > • The map has been focused to Indianapolis by default. > • Link: http://gw76.iu.xsede.org/criminfo/ > • A sample setup for simulating Routine Activity with locations and 50 > crime spots marked has been saved as - "test1" . You can load it and click on > "Simulate Routine Activity" to run the simulation. You can also load > "test1-res" to view the results directly > • A sample setup for viewing the results of distance decay when > simulated on a map with conditions like presence of police-agent, absence of > guardian (victim-agent) at crime spot, inherent risk, profit value of spot > etc. has been saved as - "test2". You can load it and click on "Simulate > Distance Decay Activity" to run the simulation. You can also load "test2-res" > to view the results directly of simulation run 5 times > • I have started with commenting the code and documentation > Apart form the documentation, I believe I have completed all that I had > mentioned in my proposal > (http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/proposal/review/google/gsoc2013/nadeemanjum/14001). > Please note a couple of minor modifications to my original proposal: > • The original proposal mentioned only one form of motion - Random. But > we have implemented three forms of motion- Beeline, Random and Hybrid > • The original proposal mentioned simulating movement of v-agent and > police. However, I realized that there is no need to show the movement of > v-agents and police on the map explicitly. What matters is the presence or > absence of police and victim-agent (guardian of spot) in the vicinity of the > crime spot. These factors have been considered using a probabilistic model > for deciding whether the criminal-agent breaks into the crime spot, so it > serves the purpose. > Obviously, I will be continuing after GSoC too for working towards a > publication and collecting data by running the simulation a large number of > times. > > If there is anything else you feel needs to be done before the GSoC deadline > of Sep 23 (apart form documentation and testing), please let me know. > > Thanks, > Nadeem.
