Citizen Forensics
Citizen Forensics nvestigates how adaptive software architectures could support the contextual information flows required to deliver the community-police collaborations envisaged for Citizen Forensics, preserving key properties such as privacy and forensic-soundness
Publications:
Elphick, Camilla, Philpot, Richard, Zhang, Min, Stuart, Avelie, Walkington, Zoe, Frumkin, Lara, Pike, Graham, Gardner, Kelly, Lacey, Mark, Levine, Mark, Price, Blaine, Bandara, Arosha, Nuseibeh, Bashar, Building trust in digital policing: a scoping review of community policing apps
Participants
Arosha Bandara Blaine Price Bashar Nuseibeh Min Zhang Camilla Elphick Carlos Acre-Plata Graham Pike Lara Frumkin Zoe WalkingtonThemes
Software Engineering and DesignGroup
Software Engineering and Design Group (SEAD)Status
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The Citizen Forensics project will investigate how adaptive software architectures could support the contextual information flows required to deliver the community-police collaborations envisaged for Citizen Forensics, preserving key properties such as privacy and forensic-soundness. We aim to develop a socio-technical system aimed at promoting collaboration between citizens and the police through the exchange of data gathered using a variety of digital technologies, and will support the investigation of crimes and enhance public safety.
Publications:
Bandara, Arosha, Zhang, Min, Price, Blaine, Pike, Graham, Elphick, Camilla, Walkington, Zoe, Frumkin, Lara, Philpot, Richard, Levine, Mark, Stuart, Avelie, Nuseibeh, Bashar, Towards Citizen Forensics: Improving Citizen-Police Collaboration
