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A POLICE CAR LOCATOR SYSTEM

Hiroaki Morimoto

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This article describes a Japanese police dispatching system that displays patrol car movements. The locating technology adopted, which uses Global Positioning System (GPS) satelllites, map matching and dead reckoning approaches, improves the efficiency of dispatching operations. IN JAPANESE

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This article describes a Japanese police dispatching system that displays patrol car movements. The locating technology adopted, which uses Global Positioning System (GPS) satelllites, map matching and dead reckoning approaches, improves the efficiency of dispatching operations. IN JAPANESE

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This article describes a Japanese police dispatching system that displays patrol car movements. The locating technology adopted, which uses Global Positioning System (GPS) satelllites, map matching and dead reckoning approaches, improves the efficiency of dispatching operations. IN JAPANESE

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Dead reckoning, Computer science, Real-time computing, Matching (statistics), Computer security, Aeronautics, Engineering

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