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CrimeStat

CrimeStat is a crime mapping software program. CrimeStat is Windows-based program that conducts spatial and statistical analysis and is designed to interface with a geographic information system (GIS). The program is developed by Ned Levine & Associates under the direction of Ned Levine, with funding by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), an agency…

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Triples82
Avg. degree1.95
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related to Output · 13
CrimeStat → Ascii, Currently, DBF, Esri SHP, GIS, Graphical, MapInfo Interchange Format, MIF/MID, Non-graphical, Screen, Surfer, These, Windows DAT
related to Use of CrimeStat by Baltimore County Police analysts · 13
CrimeStat → Analysts, Another, Baltimore County, Baltimore County Police, Crime, Data Driven Approaches, DDACTS, Nearest Neighbor Hierarchical Spatial, Police, Preliminary, The, The County's DDACTS, Traffic Safety
related to Statistical routines · 12
CrimeStat → Distance-based, Geary, Getis's, Getis-Ord, Getis-Ord Global, Moran, Moran's, Primary File, Ripley's, Secondary File, Spatial, The
related to Development · 10
CrimeStat → August, Honolulu, In, July, Justice, National Institute, Ned Levine, Pointstat, The, Unix-based
related to Data setup · 8
CrimeStat → Ascii, Distance, GIS, Manhattan, Primary File, Secondary File, Several, The
related to Further reading · 8
CrimeStat → Crime, Encyclopedia, Geographic Information Science, Geographical Analysis, Levine, Shekhar, Springer, Xiong
related to Shortcomings · 7
CrimeStat → Because CrimeStat, Finally, GeoDa, GIS, GUI, Some, Unlike
related to Ancillary CrimeStat development · 5
CrimeStat → August, CrimeStat Libraries, In, NET, Version
related to Reviews and examples · 2
CrimeStat → Examples, Reviews
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CrimeStat → crime mapping software program

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program crime spatial analysis routines use police identify travel objects analysts also traffic many gis data statistical version used areas

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CrimeStatis acrime mapping software program0.90text
traffic stopsinstance ofpolice analysts will examine information captured from other police sources0.80text
Field Interview Reportsinstance ofpolice analysts will examine information captured from other police sources0.80text
and License Plate Readers to determine if a contact was made with a potential offender.Police have also used CrimeStat's Crime Travel Demand model to identify road networks used by drivers under the influenceinstance ofpolice analysts will examine information captured from other police sources0.80text
CrimeStatrelated to Ancillary CrimeStat developmentIn0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Ancillary CrimeStat developmentNET0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Ancillary CrimeStat developmentVersion0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Ancillary CrimeStat developmentCrimeStat Libraries0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Ancillary CrimeStat developmentAugust0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Data setupGIS0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Data setupThe0.60section
CrimeStatrelated to Data setupAscii0.60section

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