Unraveling hidden networks with POLE data and Graph Analytics

Summary

Are data silos obscuring your view of the bigger picture to more efficiently combat bad actors? Criminal justice and community safety professionals who want to target repeat offenders and broader networks with swift and certain action are often lacking the tools they need to break down these barriers, preventing them from having a clearer view of complex networks. Over the last few years, graph analytics has opened new horizons to unravel criminal networks leveraging complex POLE data. By integrating person, object, location, and event data (POLE data model) and intuitive, insightful visualizations, it’s now possible to unveil a unique view of criminal networks hidden within complex webs–paving the way for innovation in various sectors.

RS21, a visionary data science company, has integrated Linkurious Enterprise in Quaro, a platform for prosecutors and their partners in the United States. In this webinar, RS21 and Linkurious will give an introduction to graph analytics and how it can be applied to POLE data using an advanced prosecution module and advanced criminal network visualization to streamline case management and inform decision-making.

Agenda

How to combine POLE data and graph technology to transform fragmented information into actionable insights
Demo of Quaro with RS21 and Linkurious
Potential applications beyond fighting crime

Annemarie Henton | Director of State + Local Services @ RS21

Annemarie is focused on providing best-in-class technology solutions to enable data-driven decision-making for state and local governments in the United States, nonprofits, and the private sector. She is a trusted partner, helping organizations use data to drive strategic plans by overseeing the direction, development, and implementation of complex analytics and visualization projects like Quaro. Annemarie is a proven leader committed to workforce development, economic development, and other activities that improve communities. She is accredited in public relations and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

Brady Key
Director of Software Development @ RS21

Brady is responsible for implementing custom web applications and products. He has extensive experience in requirements elicitation, writing software requirements specifications, database design, graphical user interface design, the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), software development architectures and methodologies, and designing applications according to end user needs. He served as a technical lead on the Quaro criminal data platform, working with a district attorney’s office to develop the platform for prosecutors and their partners.

Crime web decoded: Unraveling hidden networks with POLE data and Graph Analytics