The Use of Geographic Information Systems for Real-Time Monitoring of Comprehensive Community Initiatives

Spatiotemporal analysis in the form of geographic information systems (GISs) can help monitor changes in crime patterns in comprehensive community initiative (CCI). This article presents a CCI in W...

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