Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6538950 Applied Geography 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► The inherent diversity of graffiti culture has a role in defining urban space. ► Graffiti management often presents policy challenges for municipal authorities. ► Geocoding and spatial cluster analysis was used to identify graffiti hotspots across inner-city Sydney. ► Results show spatio-temporal variability in graffiti hotspots over a six-month period. ► Zero-tolerance policies may reduce the return rate but could change graffiti location and form.
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