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Subject: [gislist] National Summer Institute on Statistical & GIS Analysis of Crime & Justice Data
Date:  05/24/2005 01:15:01 PM
From:  Joe Piwowar



Greetings:

The Department of Geography and Police Studies Programs at the University
of Regina
are offering the "National Summer Institute for Statistical and GIS
Analysis of
Crime & Justice Data" (NSI) (see the web-site link: www.uregina.ca/arts/NSI/ ).
This year the NSI runs from June 19-25.

The NSI is a 7-day, intensive workshop where participants are exposed
to working with Statistics Canada's data sets, exclusively using ArcGIS for
spatial analyses and SPSS for statistics.

The NSI is targeted towards practitioners from the field (police
justice workers, etc.) and academics (students & researchers).
A graduate credit option is available for graduate students.

The NSI is supported by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) as a
valuable training program for its members.

In addition to an array of specialists in GIS, statistics and crime data, there
will be guest presentations by Dr. Jeff Pfeifer of the Canadian Institute
for Peace,
Justice and Security: Dr. Kim Rossmo, the developer of Geographic Profiling:
and Lew Nelson, ESRI Special Consultant on Crime Data Mapping.

Financial assistance for travel and accommodation is available.

For more information, please review our website (www.uregina.ca/arts/NSI)
or contact:

Richard MacLennan (Police Studies) - maclennr@uregina.ca
Joe Piwowar (GIS) - joe.piwowar@uregina.ca
Ben Cecil (Geography) - ben.cecil@uregina.ca



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Joseph M. Piwowar, Ph.D. joe.piwowar@uregina.ca
Department of Geography http://uregina.ca/piwowarj
University of Regina
Regina, SK S4S 0A2 tel: +1 306.585.5273
Canada fax: +1 306.585.4815


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