Sentence examples for geographic profiles from inspiring English sources

With the Montgomery County police taking the lead in the probe, dozens of federal agents have given their support, providing forensic analysis, psychological and geographic profiles, computer data runs and helicopters.

"Battery swapping is applicable to certain markets where you have higher fuel cost and smaller geographic profiles, like Israel and Denmark," said John Gartner, research director at Pike Research, a clean-technology research firm.

Is it possible to create geographic profiles of individual graffiti artists?

This suggests that in addition to Newmark displacement, other environmental factors characterizing regional geomorphologic and geographic profiles may also contribute to the landslides occurrence and distribution.

By using geotagged photos as a research tool, criminologists could answer a number of questions related to the content and spatial distribution of graffiti such as: 1) Is it possible to create geographic profiles of individual graffiti artists?   2) What is the relationship between street lighting and graffiti?

DNA the most private and intimate of information is being swept up in blanket canvasses by Canadian police, who say the samples are collected from individuals who meet either demographic or geographic profiles, and only with their consent.

Geographic profiling is a technique used in fields from criminology to the study of patterns of infectious disease.

British academics have used a combinations of maths, criminology and geographic profiling to back up a theory over the identity of mysterious street artist Banksy.

The programme consulted Kim Rossmo, of the University of Texas, a pioneer of geographic profiling - a technique that uses previous crimes to calculate where a offender lives.

Rossmo has used geographic profiling to track terrorists—he studied where they lived, where they stored weapons, and the locations of the phone booths they used to make calls and to identify places where epidemics began.

By reading meaning into the geography of victims and their killers, Hargrove is unwittingly invoking a discipline called geographic profiling, which is exemplified in the work of Kim Rossmo, a former policeman who is now a professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Texas State University.