RT Article T1 Estimating Crime in Place: Moving Beyond Residence Location JF Crime & delinquency VO 68 IS 11 SP 2061 OP 2091 A1 Cernat, Alexandru A2 Buil-Gil, David A2 Brunton-Smith, Ian A2 Pina-Sánchez, Jose A2 Murrià-Sangenís, Marta LA English YR 2022 UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1839616563 AB We assess if asking victims about the places where crimes happen leads to estimates of ?crime in place? with better measurement properties. We analyze data from the Barcelona Victimization Survey (2015?2020) aggregated in 73 neighborhoods using longitudinal quasi-simplex models and criterion validity to estimate the quality of four types of survey-based measures of crime. The distribution of survey-based offense location estimates, as opposed to victim residence estimates, is highly similar to police-recorded crime statistics, and there is little trade off in terms of the reliability and validity of offense location and victim residence measures. Estimates of crimes reported to the police show a better validity, but their reliability is lower and capture fewer crimes. K1 Barcelona K1 Crime Mapping K1 crime surveys K1 measurement error K1 police data K1 Reporting DO 10.1177/00111287211064779