Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM) brings multiple sources of data together by connecting them to environments people live and work. It offers insights about places and events in order to add context to ‘big data’. RTM is a spatial diagnostic method that makes very accurate forecasts of vulnerable places at the micro-level.

Learn more at: www.RiskTerrainModeling.com

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Software

RTMDx is powerful software that makes Risk Terrain Modeling easy. Learn more.

Instructor Course Materials

Syllabus, instructor notes,  assignments & more. Free to download. Learn more.

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RTM Google Group

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/risk-terrain-modeling
Be the first to learn about RTM-related news and events. Click on the link to join or learn more.

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Older Resources (Perhaps Outdated)

> Technical differences for RTM in ArcGIS 10 vs. 9.3 PDF
> Step-by-step guide for testing predictive validity, weighting, and selecting risk map layers PDF
> Notes on Testing Predictive Validity, Spatial Autocorrelation and Selecting Risk Map Layers PDF
> Video Demo of SPSS to test a RTM's predictive validity (~3 min, no audio) LINK to Flash Video
> Video Demo of Epi Info to test RTM's predictive validity (~2 min, no audio) LINK to Flash Video
> High-risk places and street level context LINK
> RTM Toolbox for ArcGIS 9.3 (Updated 5/2011)
> RTM Toolbox for ArcGIS 10 (Updated 4/2012)
> Polygon-to-Points Tool for ArcGIS 10.1 (Updated 10/18/13)
> IPIR ArcGIS 10.1 Toolset and Tutorial (from NIJ Project) (Updated 10/20/13)

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