Sentence examples for computerized mapping system from inspiring English sources

The computerized mapping system, while a vast improvement over all, is seriously flawed in some areas, particularly Philadelphia.

In Suffolk County, records of the locations are being painstakingly transferred into a computerized mapping system that will include complaint and treatment histories for each site.

Shaila K. Dewan (NYT) HAUPPAUGE: COMPUTERIZED CANCER 'MAP' -- The National Cancer Institute held public meetings yesterday on a $4.8 million computerized mapping system to help researchers and citizens groups determine the causes of Long Island's elevated incidences of cancer.

With a few swipes on his iPad, he posted the exact time and location of the catch to a computerized mapping system shared by a fleet of 13 commercial boats, helping others to avoid his mistake.

The panel will also be allowed to attend commanders' meetings that are part of the department's CompStat program, a computerized mapping system that tracks crime patterns, to understand what role the statistics play in keeping police managers accountable.

Over the past decade the bureau has built a new national address list and automated it, introduced a $300 million computerized mapping system, intensified public relations in hard-to-count areas, made minor refinements in its questionnaire and planned new quality- control procedures.

Under him and his sidekick Jack Maple, the department developed COMPSTAT, the internationally acclaimed computerized crime mapping system that has become synonymous with the NYPD's new-found accountability.

Smith, the GM chairman, has cited two specific examples of areas in which Hughes might make contributions to automobile products--a radar-based system that would automatically take over control of the car in emergencies to prevent collisions and a computerized dashboard map system that would help drivers navigate highways.

We used a computerized brain-mapping system (Neurolucida; Stereo Investigator; Micro-BrightField) to draw the boundaries of the NC, HVC, and HC in each section sampled, enter the position of [H]-thymidine+ neurons, count total neuronal densities, and quantify other neuronal parameters (see below).

This research also indicates that the corruption of crime reports is a consequence of the misuse of Compstat (the NYPD's computerized crime reporting and mapping system introduced in 1995).

Mr. Acker specializes in emergency management planning and a computerized mapping program known as geographic information systems.