In this session learn how two organization utilize GIS to identify and assess problems. GIS empowers law enforcement agencies to analyze crime patterns, allocate resources efficiently, proper asset location, and make data-driven decisions. By integrating spatial data, GIS provides actionable insights for crime prevention and response, ultimately contributing to safer communities.
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Using GIS for Public Safety
- Tuesday, Oct 311:30 PM - 2:30 PM CDT(6:30 PM - 7:30 PM GMT)Continental | Hilton Fort Worth
Presentations
- Crime Analysis Solutions to Identify Repeat Problem Locations & Hot Spot Grids
A small number of locations throughout the City of Dallas are responsible for a significant volume of violent crime e.g., repeat problem locations and police responses. Identifying these areas can help with the proactive Initiatives, resource allocation and Strategic Analysis that focuses on long term crime trend reductions. Very often police departments are challenged to identify people, places, and things that generate high concentrations of crime.
, Dallas Police Department
, Dallas Police Dept.
- Using Esri's GIS Software for Identifying Key Elements for Downtown Growth.
DFWI uses ESRI's GIS-Pro software daily to solve crime hot spots, identify underdeveloped real estate, and survey resident/office tenant sentiment in Downtown Fort Worth.
, DFWI
Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
