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Acknowledgements. Foreword: The Growth of a Profession. Section-I: Investigative AnalysisIntroduction (Bair). The Tactical Checklist (Helms). Killing Crime at its Roots (Bruce). Tactical/Investigative Analysis of Targeted Crimes (Cooper, Nelson & Ronczkowski). The Role of Tactical Crime Analysis in Serial Rape Investigation (Sherman). Section-II: Discrete Site Analysis.Introduction (Hick). Creating a Functional GIS Basemap for Use in a Discrete Site Environment(Boesch). Site Mapping Technology and Crime Mapping (Woods). How to De-Mystify GIS by Understanding the Role of Common-Sense GIS and Blue-Collar GIS in Public Safety (Howard). Measuring Barrier Effects on Criminal Activity (Rengert). Section-III: Problem Solving. Introduction (Boba). Integrating Systematic Research and Analysis into Police Practice (Boba & Price). Primary Data Collection: A Problem-Solving Necessity (Schmerler & Velasco). Using Geographic Information Systems for Problem-Solving Research (Canter). Section-IV: Resource Allocation & Acquisition. Introduction (Fritz). You Can’t Fight Crime if You Don’t Have the Time (Harris). Management of Police Planning Tools: Lessons from the Field (Stenzel). Do-It-Yourself Patrol Allocation (Bentley). Change Detection and Prediction: Issues in Crime Analysis & Resource Allocation (Harries).