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False alarms face fines in Fremont
The Fremont, Calif., police department responds to more than 10,000 calls from home and business security systems each year. However, 98 percent of those
By Peggy Caylor • Nov. 1, 1998 -
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Building your GIS from the ground up
Over the last 20 years, GIS has evolved from a luxury into an inevitability.
By Rebecca Somers • April 1, 1998 -
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Cities are increasingly looking to technology and data to address real-world issues from traffic safety to law enforcement.
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Central Park: If you can maintain it there …
With public and private funding, and a small army of maintenance personnel, New York's Central Park is sprucing up its image: restoring the landscapes
By Beth Wade • April 1, 1998 -
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Ghost in the machine: Year 2000 spooks nation’s computers
The birth of the new millennium could sound the death knell for many of the nation's computers. Barring drastic measures, experts say, many computer-controlled
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Bridgeport battles back from the edge
In 1991, Bridgeport, the largest city in Connecticut, was reeling from the notoriety of an historic bankruptcy filing and a $20 million operating deficit.
By Ganim Joseph • July 1, 1996 -
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Innovative cable-stayed bridge opens in Texas
The Fred Hartman Bridge across the Houston Ship Channel in Texas opened this past September. With its symmetrically balanced towers and glistening arrays of cables, the facility conveys much about the art of contemporary structural engineering.
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Texas goes digital with new driver’s license system
For 25 years,texas drivers have been getting their licenses the old-fashioned way: going to the local licensing bureau, filling out forms, having their
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Digital orthophotography: the foundation of GIS
Municipal and county governments are taking advantage of technology that helps them to better plan for and address the growing needs of residents. GIS, a method of capturing recognizable geographic details of a land area from an aerial view and displaying them for various purposes, is no longer an exclusive tool of technologically adventurous or financially well-off communities.
By David Nale • July 1, 1995 -
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East St. Louis mayor gambles and wins
Gordon Bush is a devout, church-going man who drops God's name in normal conversation the way some people do in anger. But that doesn't stop him from
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USCM’s Crabb takes sister cities helm
Relations between the United States and the Soviet Union were still in the frosty stages of the Cold War when Juanita Crabb got involved with Sister Cities International.
By Janet Ward • Feb. 1, 1995
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