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Crime Analysis Software and MapPoint Technology Provide a Way to Geographically Analyze and Visualize Crime Data

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Overview Law enforcement agencies nationwide depend on crime analysis units to help put criminals behind bars. Crime Analysis Associates contributes to this endeavor by providing Crime Analysis Information System Mapping (CAIS-Map)-a crime analysis software application based on Microsoft MapPoint technology. This easy, affordable application, created by a crime analyst for crime analysts con be used, to geographically analyze and visualize crime data with maps, such as hot spot, time series, drive time zone, and tactical prediction maps. It can then create reports and include them and crime maps in crime bulletins and information packets for operational teams and management, or publish them directly to the unit's intranet site.

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Publisher	Microsoft Corporation	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	124
Format	Case Studies
Topics	GPS, Law and Government, Data Mining / Analysis

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