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Same Space - Different Perspectives: Comparative Analysis Of Geographic Context Through Sketch Maps and Spatial Video Geonarratives NCJ Number 252154Author: Andrew Curtis; Jacqueline W. Curtis; Jayakrishnan Ajayakumar; Eric Jefferis; Susanne MitchellJournal International Journal of Health Geographics VolumeOnline DatedSeptember 2018Publication Date: September 2018
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Seattle and Tacoma PDs Automated Crime Analysis NCJ Number 124619Author: D AndersonJournal National F.O.P. Journal Volume19 Issue2 Dated(Spring 1990) Pages50-52Publication Date: 1990
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Mapping Crime in the 21st Century NCJ Number 153004Publication Date: 1994
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Geographic Information Systems: Computers in Law Enforcement NCJ Number 167213Author: R Rogers; D E CraigJournal Journal of Crime and Justice Volume19 Issue1 Dated(1996) Pages61-74Publication Date: 1996
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Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention NCJ Number 170277Publication Date: 1997
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Geographic Information Systems and Crime Analysis in Baltimore County, Maryland (From Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention, P 157-190, 1997, David Weisburd and Tom McEwen, eds. - See NCJ-170277) NCJ Number 170283Author: P R CanterPublication Date: 1997
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Artificial Neural Networks and Crime Mapping (From Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention, P 313-347, 1997, David Weisburd and Tom McEwen, eds. - See NCJ-170277) NCJ Number 170288Author: A M OlligschlaegerPublication Date: 1997
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SMART Mapping for Law Enforcement Settings: Integrating GIS and GPS for Dynamic, Near-Real Time Applications and Analysis (From Crime Mapping and Crime Prevention, P 349-378, 1997, David Weisburd and Tom McEwen, eds. - See NCJ-170277) NCJ Number 170289Author: S L SorensenPublication Date: 1997
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Summary of Mapping Violence and High Frequency Calls for Police Service: The Charlotte, North Carolina Example NCJ Number 171646Author: J L LeBeauPublication Date: 1997
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GIS (Geographic Information System) and Law Enforcement in the 21st Century NCJ Number 171858Publication Date: 1998
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Evaluation of Software for Displaying and Analyzing Crime Patterns and Trends: Results From Five GIS and Spatial Statistical Software Analyses of Murder Data From the Bronx, New York NCJ Number 173181Author: D Williamson; V GoldsmithPublication Date: 1997
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Crime Mapping Case Studies: Successes in the Field NCJ Number 178051Publication Date: 1998
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Conducting Community Surveys: A Practical Guide For Law Enforcement Agencies NCJ Number 178246Author: Deborah WeiselPublication Date: October 1999
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Mapping Crime: Principle and Practice NCJ Number 178919Author: Keith Harries Ph.D.Publication Date: 1999
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Development of a Spatial Analysis Toolkit for Use in a Metropolitan Crime Incident Geographic Information System NCJ Number 179282Author: Ned Levine Ph.D.Publication Date: August 1999
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Mapping the Path to Problem Solving NCJ Number 179444Author: Thomas RichJournal National Institute of Justice Journal DatedOctober 1999 Pages2-9Publication Date: October 1999
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Getting Crime Analysis on the Map NCJ Number 180919Author: Donna RogersJournal Law Enforcement Technology Volume26 Issue11 DatedNovember 1999 Pages76-79Publication Date: November 1999
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Crime Mapping and ESRI NCJ Number 180984Author: Lew NelsonJournal Crime Mapping News Volume1 Issue4 DatedFall 1999 Pages1-8Publication Date: 1999
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MapInfo Helps Take a Byte Out of Crime NCJ Number 180985Author: Joe KellyJournal Crime Mapping News Volume1 Issue4 DatedFall 1999 Pages5-7Publication Date: 1999
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Crime Mapping and Analysis NCJ Number 181550Author: Lois PilantJournal Police Chief Volume66 Issue12 DatedDecember 1999 Pages38-47Publication Date: December 1999
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Geographing Profiling: A New Tool for Law Enforcement NCJ Number 181551Author: Ron MacKayJournal Police Chief Volume66 Issue12 DatedDecember 1999 Pages51-59Publication Date: December 1999
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Crime Mapping Case Studies: Successes in the Field, Volume 2 NCJ Number 183202Publication Date: 2000
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The Use of Computerized Crime Mapping by Law Enforcement: Survey Results NCJ Number 184387Author: Cynthia A. Mamalian; Nancy G. LaVignePublication Date: January 1999
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Harnessing Information in a Prosecutor's Office NCJ Number 184444Author: Elizabeth GlazerJournal National Institute of Justice Journal Issue245 DatedOctober 2000 Pages2-7Publication Date: October 2000
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Development of a Neighborhood Problem Solving System, Final Report NCJ Number 185257Author: Thomas F. RichPublication Date: January 1999
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