CrimeView® is the next generation of crime analysis software, based on ESRI's new ArcGIS 9.0 platform. CrimeView is the leading software solution for crime mapping in North America. Hundreds of agencies have been able to reduce crime in their areas through the use of CrimeView. Read what our clients are saying in at our testimonials page...

 

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CrimeView is an advanced interface to your existing CAD and RMS databases. This application specifically addresses the integration of your data in order to effectively query and analyze your data in a mapping environment.

CrimeView® includes a number of query, reporting, analysis, and mapping features to help expand your capabilities and simplify your current crime analysis procedures.

Features:

• Queries - by any attribute, geographic boundary, or proximity to a landmark.

• Density Maps - standardized density, hot spot maps, repeat calls.

• Cyclical Reports - combine and save queries, reports, and graphs to run anytime.

• Exception Reporting – create COMPSTAT style comparison reports.

• Threshold Alert – be alerted by email when activity thresholds have been reached.

• Analyses - crime rate generator, spatial trends.

• Order Labels - plot specific incidents in the order they occur with directionals.

• Statistical Profiler - projects where the next event is most likely to occur based on historical data.

• New! Temporal Heat Index Report - this report depicts the total number of incidents by any time period graphically. Some example reports include Hour of Day for All Incidents and Hour of Day for Crashes.
  

For more information on CrimeView® please contact our sales staff at: (800) 228-1059 or send an e-mail to: sales@theomegagroup.com.

 

Testimonial

“We have demonstrated the CrimeView application to several state and local public safety officials, all who comment, that they have never seen such a robust crime mapping system. Using the desktop application, our Crime Analysis Division created a map displaying the location of incidents for every stolen license plate within the city for a two year period. This map was presented to the Connecticut legislature and was instrumental in changing state regulations governing motor vehicle registration stickers. Presently we are developing a map that will be used by city officials as evidence to enact a new city ordinance governing twenty-four hour convenience stores.”

Sergeant Andrew T. Jaffee, Information Technology Manager, Hartford Police Department

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