Estimates, not statistics
Italy has no public neighbourhood-level crime dataset today: scores are indicative estimates, not official figures.
Transparency first
Quartio does not predict whether something will happen. It offers relative guidance built from public data and urban context.
Current formula
For each neighbourhood and time slot
Day/night base index, estimated from public sources
A qualitative estimate, separate for day and night: Italy has no public neighbourhood-level crime dataset today.
Current status: base scores are initial estimates, not official figures. There is currently no public, up-to-date open dataset of crimes at neighbourhood level. That's why we never use news articles to change the numbers automatically.
Italy has no public neighbourhood-level crime dataset today: scores are indicative estimates, not official figures.
Some areas are better documented than others; data quality varies from neighbourhood to neighbourhood.
Periods, geographic scales and definitions vary. Each source keeps its own role and is never merged without stated criteria.
OSINT source registry
Authoritative local news can highlight issues or places to investigate. We treat it as a qualitative, dated and attributed signal: never as standalone proof nor as a direct score multiplier.