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Read our latest publication about "Europe's most wanted fugitives" by Jose Luis Gil Valero!
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The 1st platform for the European Crime Analysis community!
Welcome Crime analysts, this is your new home for getting connected to colleagues, students, analysis experts and more!
Join us in Vienna for the 4th
EACA International Training Conference!
The European Association of Crime Analysts (EACA) is delighted to invite you to the 4th International Training Conference, taking place in Vienna, Austria, from 9–11 November 2026.
The conference will feature inspiring presentations, practical case studies, and the latest developments in crime analysis, intelligence, OSINT, GIS, AI, and investigative technologies, presented by experts from around the world.
Whether you work in law enforcement, academia, government, or the private sector, you will gain valuable knowledge, practical skills, and new professional connections.
Beyond the conference sessions, enjoy our renowned evening networking events and experience Austrian hospitality in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Take advantage of our Early Bird registration rates, available until 31 July 2026.
We look forward to welcoming you to Vienna for three days of learning, collaboration, and international networking. Register today and secure your place!

EACA Conference 2026
Keynote Speaker Dr. Spencer Chainey
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Spencer Chainey, a globally renowned authority on geographic profiling and crime science, will deliver the keynote address at the EACA 2026 Conference in Vienna. Widely recognized for his groundbreaking contributions to spatial crime analysis, predictive policing, and crime prevention, Dr. Chainey has influenced policing strategies and investigative practices across the world. His innovative work has transformed how law enforcement agencies use geographic and spatial intelligence to understand, anticipate, and combat crime. At EACA 2026, attendees will have the unique opportunity to hear firsthand from one of the most influential voices in the field. His keynote will explore cutting-edge developments, emerging challenges, and future directions in geographic profiling and criminological research. This promises to be a highlight of the conference, offering fresh insights and inspiring discussion among researchers, analysts, and practitioners. Join us in Vienna for what is sure to be an unforgettable and intellectually stimulating opening to EACA 2026.
Register now!
Our next annual conference is scheduled for
9th - 11th November 2026 in Vienna, the capital city of Austria.
Venue will be the Roomz Conference Center, close to the historic amusement park "Prater"!
Early bird registration is open. For more information klick on the conference banner!
The Roomz hotel offers a special rate for November 8-11, 2026: EACA Hotel Reservation
However, if you want to extend your stay, follow these steps:
1. Make your reservation by using this discount link: EACA Hotel Reservation
2. Send an email to meetings.prater@roomz-vienna.com, inform them about your reservation, let them know that you want to extend your stay and ask for a special rate.
3. You will receive an offer for the additional nights and if you are ok with that, just confirm.
Call for Presentation is open until July 31st!


EACA Conference 2025
Our annual conference was scheduled for
27th - 29th October 2025 in the beautiful city of Treviso, Italy.
Venue was the outstanding Museo Civico di Santa Caterina.
The conference was a blast! Unbelievable location, excellent speakers,
great food and a warm and friendly atmosphere! See here some impressions:
Conference Insights Hamburg 2024
Watch our latest webinar (find others by using the button below)
The European Criminal Intelligence Model: Concepts, Strategies, and Challenges
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the European Criminal Intelligence Model (ECIM), a key framework supporting intelligence-led policing and international cooperation in the fight against organised and serious crime across Europe. This webinar will provide an overview of the core concepts of the European Criminal Intelligence Model, examine the strategies employed by European law enforcement agencies, and discuss the challenges involved in collecting, analysing, and sharing criminal intelligence in an increasingly complex security environment. Meet Our Guest Expert: Dirk Nonninger Dirk Nonninger is an experienced law enforcement officer and counter-terrorism intelligence analyst with a demonstrated history of working in the international affairs sector. He is skilled in criminal intelligence, strategy development and implementation, intelligence analysis, government affairs, law enforcement, and management. He combines extensive operational and strategic expertise with a strong academic background, holding a PhD, an MA, and an LL.M. In addition, Dirk Nonninger is a lecturer at the European Forensic Institute, where he teaches modules on Techniques and Methods in Investigative Psychology, Terrorism, Radicalisation, and Organised Crime





























