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COPLINK Connect: information and knowledge management for law enforcement (2002)
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@MISC{Chen02coplinkconnect:,
author = {Hsinchun Chen and Jenny Schroeder and Roslin V. Hauck and Linda Ridgeway and Homa Atabakhsh and Harsh Gupta and Chris Boarman and Kevin Rasmussen and Andy W. Clements},
title = {COPLINK Connect: information and knowledge management for law enforcement},
year = {2002}
}
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Abstract
Information and knowledge management in a knowledge-intensive and time-critical environment presents a challenge to information technology professionals. In law enforcement, multiple data sources are used, each having different user interfaces. COPLINK Connect addresses these problems by providing one easy-to-use interface that integrates different data sources such as incident records, mug shots and gang information, and allows diverse police departments to share data easily. User evaluations of the application allowed us to study the impact of COPLINK on law-enforcement personnel as well as to identify requirements for improving the system. COPLINK Connect is currently being deployed at Tucson Police Department (TPD). D 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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coplink connect knowledge management law enforcement share data gang information tucson police department diverse police department different data source time-critical environment present elsevier science b.v. right easy-to-use interface law-enforcement personnel user evaluation multiple data source different user interface incident record mug shot information technology professional
