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National and international law enforcement databases: 19-20 November, 1996, Boston, Massachusetts /
Fast parallel architecture for automated identification
Authors

J. Sura, R. Rudy and R. Larsen [et al.]

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1675162462091_51919508

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Fast parallel architecture for automated identification
J. Sura, R. Rudy and R. Larsen [et al.]
High-volume workflow management in the ITN/FBI system
T. L. Paulson
Developing the Interstate Identification Index/Federal Bureau of Investigation (III/FBI) system for providing timely criminal and civil identification and criminal history information to the nation's law enforcement agencies
P. L. Copeland and J. Shugars
Planning the data transition of a VLDB: a case study
S. J. Finken
Rapid identification of anonymous subjects in large criminal databases: problems and solutions in IAFIS III/FBI subject searches
C. D. Kutzleb
Software architecture of the III/FBI segment of the FBI's Integrated Automated Identification System
B. T. Booker
Performance modeling for large database systems
S. Schaar, F. Hum and J. Romano
New technology for data extraction from unformatted text
L. A. Miller
FaceID: a face detection and recognition system
M. B. Shah, N. S. V. Rao and V. Olman [et al.]
Use of virtual reality and digital camera techniques for law enforcement and explosive ordinance
S. L. Galloway, M. Pflaging and G. Rice
Optical processor for fingerprint identification
J. P. Karins, S. A. Mills and R. B. Dydyk
Distribution and integration of databases across law enforcement agencies
R. Briceno
Applying GIS technology to the Regional Information Sharing Systems database
K. L. Aumond
Criminal history systems: new technology and new directions
J. Threatte
Information path: a roadmap to questions
T. H. Carr
Internet for law enforcement: a modern phenomena and a phenomenal tool
I. Wilsker
Improving patrol officer effectiveness and productivity by empowering them with information technology: a new look at mobile computing
R. E. Ioimo
Remote data entry and retrieval for law enforcement
B. R. Kwasowsky, G. T. Capraro and G. B. Berdan [et al.].
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