GIS in Law Enforcement: Implementation Issues and Case Studies (International Forensic Science and Investigation) (English Edition)

Written by experts and practitioners from law enforcement agencies and universities, GIS in Law Enforcement: Implementation Issues and Case Studies features information on implementation, data sharing, web-based Geographic Information Technologies (GIS) and database design. A series of chapters details exactly how specific law enforcement agencies are using GIS and related technologies such as GPS and remote sensing to solve crimes, deploy resources, and gauge the effectiveness of crime prevention and community oriented policing initiatives. This is the ideal book for GIS users in law enforcement, as well as crime analysts, teachers, and students of criminal justice. Contents Part I. Implementation Issues 1. How Law Enforcement Agencies Can Make Geographic Information Technologies Work for Them 2. Overview of Implementation Issues 3. Mapping in Mayberry: Major Issues in the Implementation of GIS in Small and Rural Law Enforcement Agencies 4. Designing a Database for Law Enforcement Agencies 5. Crime Mapping and Data Sharing 6. GIS and Crime Mapping by Illinois Police: If You've Got It, Flaunt It 7. Future Directions in Crime Mapping. Part II. Case Studies 8. Lincoln Police Department - Specific Examples of GIS Successes 9. Mapping Crime and Community Problems in Knoxville, Tennessee 10. Operationalizing GIS to Investigate Serial Robberies in Phoenix, Arizona 11. Crime Mapping at the Boston Police Department 12. Apprehending Murderers in Spokane, Washington Using GIS and GPS 13. The Enforcer GIS: Helping Pinellas County, Florida Manage and Share Geo-Spatial Data 14. The Delaware Real-time Crime Reporting System: A Statewide and Enterprise-wide GIS Application for Law Enforcement 15. National Guard Bureau - Counterdrug GIS Programs: Supporting Counterdrug Law Enforcement 16. Journeys to Crime: GIS Analysis of Offender and Victim Journeys in Sheffield, England 17. Aerial Photography and Remote Sensing for Solving Crimes. Part III. Appendices A. Towards a Lexicon of Criminology and Geography: 25 Useful Terms B. Crime Mapping Resources C. Master Bibliography. Index. Agencies Can Make Geographic Information Technologies Work for Them 2. Overview of Implementation Issues 3. Mapping in Mayberry: Major Issues in the Implementation of GIS in Small and Rural Law Enforcement Agencies 4. Designing a Database for Law Enforcement Agencies 5. Crime Mapping and Data Sharing 6. GIS and Crime Mapping by Illinois Police: If You've Got It, Flaunt It 7. Future Directions in Crime Mapping. Part II. Case Studies 8. Lincoln Police Department - Specific Examples of GIS Successes 9. Mapping Crime and Community Problems in Knoxville, Tennessee 10. Operationalizing GIS to Investigate Serial Robberies in Phoenix, Arizona 11. Crime Mapping at the Boston Police Department 12. Apprehending Murderers in Spokane, Washington Using GIS and GPS 13. The Enforcer GIS: Helping Pinellas County, Florida Manage and Share Geo-Spatial Data 14. The Delaware Real-time Crime Reporting System: A Statewide and Enterprise-wide GIS Application for Law Enforcement 15. National Guard Bureau - Counterdrug GIS Programs: Supporting Counterdrug Law Enforcement 16. Journeys to Crime: GIS Analysis of Offender and Victim Journeys in Sheffield, England 17. Aerial Photography and Remote Sensing for Solving Crimes. Part III. Appendices A. Towards a Lexicon of Criminology and Geography: 25 Useful Terms B. Crime Mapping Resources C. Master Bibliography. Index.

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