Results from Table 2 show that the locations of violence were about evenly divided between the home (56.7%) and street/pubs (57.2%).
As for Libya, the country providing the most frequent headlines at the moment, the New York Times has a map that tracks, by day, the movement of rebel and government forces; the location of protests, violence, or attacks; and, since Saturday, the areas of reported coalition strikes.
16 This comprehensive data set contains information from 1997 on the specific dates and locations of political violence, the types of event, the groups involved, deaths and changes in territorial control of developing states, including Uganda.
And NIMBYism has plagued some locations, with incidents of violence raising serious security concerns.
An idea sent to the NSA on February 6 , 2014suggested that the agency could equip drones with "facial recognition, weapon detention and a stun gun" and place them in locations "where risk of violence is high".
Developed in the violent aftermath of last year's Kenya elections, Ushahidi uses the web and mobile phones to gather information and track locations of outbreaks of violence.
20 The locations of concentrations of violence ("hot spots"), however, change, sometimes rapidly for example, in urban night time economies where the number and locations of premises licensed to sell alcohol vary over time which implies that continuous access to and use of reliable data are important.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the location of the Naxalite violence.
Xinjiang has been the location of several instances of violence and ethnic clashes, such as the Ghulja Incident of 1997, the 2008 Kashgar attack, widespread unrest preceding the Olympic Games in Beijing, as well as numerous minor attacks.
Police kept a watchful eye on all five locations, but no incidents of violence occurred.
