Here is another interesting use for GPS tracking. Police using digital cameras with GPS tracking snap pictures of graffiti, geotag it, and upload to a database. Graffiti experts, I wonder if that is a degree, review the graffiti much like a handwriting analyst. They try to identify the artist/vandal and identify his/her area of operation as best they can.
Once this artist/vandal is captured they then try to connect them to as many pieces of art/vandalism as possible.
TAGRS is designed for city, state and federal government agencies that administer and maintain data for taggers. TAGRS is the only commercial data management solution designed specifically for law enforcement agencies. Its intent is to monitor the frequency of graffiti and to establish patterns that will assist in the deployment of resources and conviction of the offender.
It is a database where graffiti crimes can be inputted, recorded and tracked. It is photo-based which allows pictures of the graffiti or known offenders to be posted for quick analysis and suspect identification. It is equipped with GPS mapping. The program is designed for the gathering and sharing of information which could lead to the detection of the graffiti offender. In short, it is an important tool in the recording, tracking and identification of graffiti crimes and offenders. We design, build and deploy TAGRS which allows varying levels of access to government information online via either Secure Intranet or Internet access.
We don't track graffiti, but if you would like to discuss GPS Fleet Tracking please contact us.
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ReplyDeleteFree GPS Tracking Applications are a couple of different ways to get real-time tracking for your family, friends, or co-workers, but the vast majority of them have something to do with cell phones. It is provides all the tracking data, GPS technology was originally developed for defense purposes and later to the consumer market as a navigation technology. Thanks a lot...