edited by me for brevity
good stuff, plongi... geoprofiling. ( first incidence of that being used was in England after the Yorkshire Ripper murders and the investigation into the failures of detection ... based on the rationale, that every murderer leaves a base and goes out to commit the murder, and all of it's accompanying paraphernalia of crime, like fraud, theft, etc. . ( not those murderers who do the murder at home, naturally, although they are subject to these laws of nature also) ).
The basis of it was, that the shortest distance, between the criminals place of residence, their base, the place they go back to, just like everyone else does after a days work or a days outing, usually confirms the location of residence. That there is a circular pattern generally, within the crime, the residence and the tidying up of the crime. The centre of it being the residence and the outer limits of the circle being the distance this particular criminal follows. whether that's a choice , or forced by circumstances of time and vehicle, or other pressing inroads into time.
I'm looking at that process you have in your map, which is rather beautifully done, in the respective placements of the two bodies, one in ACT and one in SA. .. geoprofiling stuff. Keep it up!
