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Do you use an RMS/CAD or other system to collect event information? Learn how to save time and effort adding features to existing spatial datasets with the Crime Analysis solution for ArcGIS Pro.
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What is Esri doing in Europe? Predictive Crime Analysis, Real-Time Fleet Tracking, Green Space Planning, Digital Twin, and Air Quality Monitoring.
Technology Trends
Digital Transformation
Location Intelligence
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This session will provide an overview to a set of public safety solutions that help police and fire agencies analyze incident data, understand risk, improve operations, and inform internal and…
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This session will help you get started with the Crime Analysis solution and learn how you can use the solution to manage incident data, conduct tactical and strategic analysis, perform investigative…
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In this webinar, we illustrate how our Crime Problem Management solution helps law enforcement agencies implement effective evidence-based responses to crime problems. The solution enables you to use…
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Reducing crime is a local law enforcement agency's most fundamental mission. To reduce crime, many agencies employ a version of New York City Police Department's CompStat process. This…
Expertise Level
Beginner Industry
Law Enforcement and Justice
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Law enforcement agencies want to map crime and service calls daily and use this information to effectively allocate operational resources to emerging hot spots before incidents get out of hand.In…
Expertise Level
Beginner Industry
Law Enforcement and Justice
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Modern Policing Using ArcGIS Pro is an easy-to-us, hands-on guide for crime analysts of any skill level. Crime mapping and spatial analysis play a key role in a variety of day-to-day police…
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Using both theory and technique, Understanding Crime makes the geographic analysis of crime more accessible for readers and professionals of all levels. Written by crime science expert Dr. Spencer…
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With crime rates rising and public disruptions threatening routine work, Duke Energy is launching a GIS-based Threat Awareness Portal to improve the safety and security of their employees as they…
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With crime and disorder again on the rise, law enforcement agencies are re-evaluating their standard processes to control crime. The Compstat model remains policing’s de-facto standard for…
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The term “vulnerable neighborhoods” was first used in Sweden in 2015 to describe neighborhoods where the everyday life of citizens is highly affected by criminality. Understanding the…
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The PPD Mobility project aims transform a standard City-issued mobile phone into CJIS-compliant mobile device in hands of every police officer. The project leverages ESRI technology, such as ArcGIS…
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In Part 4 of our Crime Analysis with ArcGIS Pro blog series, we examine problem location analysis and show you how to use the 80-20 Analysis and Summarize Incident Count tools. These tools support…
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"Modern Policing Using ArcGIS Pro" is an easy-to-us, hands-on guide for crime analysts of any skill level. Crime mapping and spatial analysis play a key role in a variety of day-to-day…
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Watch John Beck, Esri’s director of Law Enforcement Solutions, talk with Dr. Spencer Chainey, author of Understanding Crime: Analyzing the Geography of Crime and associate professor at…
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