This project focuses on two crimes against women in uttar Pradesh, which is the most populated state in India and has the highest percentage of overall crimes against women, based on 2017 report by the National Crime Records Bureau. The two crimes are: rapes'incidence and dowry deaths.
Rape in India is a serious problem and it is bealived to be under reported, while dowry death is a form of crime that
is related to the dowry system, a cultural practice that perpetuates the oppression, torture, and murder of women.
The aim of this project is to perform a spatio-temporal analysis of rapes'incidence and dowry deaths in the 70 districts of Uttar
Pradesh during the period 2001–2014.
The data have been obtained from the National Crime Record Bureau.
The data include the following variables:
dist: Districts
state: Satte (Uttar Pradesh)
year: Year (2001:2014)
rape: Observed number of rapes
dowry: Observed number of dowry deaths
pop: Female population between 15 and 49 years (obtained by linear interpolation)
e_rape: Expected number of rapes
e_dowry: Expected number of dowry deaths
smr_rape: Standardized incidence ratio (SMR) of rapes
smr_dowry: Standardized mortality ratio (SMR) of dowry deaths
This project focuses on two crimes against women in uttar Pradesh, which is the most populated state in India and has the highest percentage of overall crimes against women, based on 2017 report by the National Crime Records Bureau. The two crimes are: rapes'incidence and dowry deaths.
Rape in India is a serious problem and it is bealived to be under reported, while dowry death is a form of crime that is related to the dowry system, a cultural practice that perpetuates the oppression, torture, and murder of women.
The aim of this project is to perform a spatio-temporal analysis of rapes'incidence and dowry deaths in the 70 districts of Uttar Pradesh during the period 2001–2014. The data have been obtained from the National Crime Record Bureau.
The data include the following variables:
Moreover, the SpatialPolygonDataFrame objects are: