  The fire and crime incident datasets were requested and collected from two
Philippine regional agencies (i.e., the Bureau of Fire Protection and the
Philippine National Police). The datasets were used to initially analyze and
map both fire and crime incidents within the province of Pampanga for a
specific time frame. Several data preparation, normalization, and data cleaning
steps were implemented to properly map and identify patterns within the
datasets. The initial results also indicate the leading causes of fire and
crimes are rubbish and acts against property. Fires mostly occur during the dry
season in the province. Crime is particularly high during December, and most of
the fire and crime incidents occur during the time when people are most active.
The dataset was able to present the temporal characteristics of the fire and
crime incidents that occurred in the province of Pampanga. Merge the existing
dataset with the other datasets from other related agencies to get a bigger
picture and produce more objective results that could be used for
decision-making.
