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COPLINK: Developing Information Sharing and Criminal Intelligence Analysis Technologies for Law Enforcement

Overview The challenges of being a law enforcement officer are many and exist at different levels. There are, of course, the dangers on the street, being the front line as protectors of the community. The COPLINK project directly targets the problems of information sharing and criminal analyses within and between law enforcement agencies. The approach of this project is not merely one of user-centered design but one of user-involved design. To leverage law enforcement domain expertise and the University's research and technical capabilities, the COPLINK project revolves around the participation of Tucson Police Department law enforcement personnel serving as active members of the development team.

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Publisher	University of Arizona	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2001	Downloads	6
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Mining - Analysis, Database Management

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