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What is I/Incident Analyst?
The ability to analyze incident location data is crucial in helping to determine why incidents occur. Since most incidents have a positional quality, I/Incident Analyst can use this information to spot trends in frequency based on geography.The resultant analysis allows decision-makers to ensure resources are effectively deployed by targeting areas based on spatial patterns and tactical analysis. The ability to view the distribution of incidents across geography is extremely valuable. I/Incident Analyst offers tools to assist in identifying these areas. Understanding where incidents occur and comparing locations with other factors – time, relative location to other geographic features, offense statistics, etc. – assist in defining areas of concern. I/Incident Analyst allows easy access to incident details and simple techniques to perform these types of analyses.
Who Benefits?
I/Incident Analyst is a cross-departmental solution that aids a variety of industries, including government and transportation, utilities, and public safety. It allows Department of Transportation analysts to pinpoint high-traffic areas, manage congested intersections/road segments, and monitor trooper vehicles. It also helps utility analysts find repeat areas of power outages, locate lightning-strike areas, monitor pole maintenance, and track utility vehicles. For public safety, I/Incident Analyst pinpoints areas of high crime, targets potential suspects and predicts where they may reside, and stores AVL track data that allows law enforcement to review a high-speed chase or emergency where units were dispatched. Based on the data generated from I/Incident Analyst, industry leaders are able to deploy resources more effectively, make better informed decisions, and provide quality service to those they serve.
- Strategic Assessment – Identify priority areas for action and the conditions experienced within them (e.g., road segments with high crash rates, neighborhoods with high crime levels, areas experiencing continual power outages, etc.)
- Tactical Assessment – Locate areas where tactics were deployed and visualize their impact
- Target Profiling – For crime analysis, profile areas where suspects/offenders reside and where they focus their activities; predict an offender's potential residence
- Pattern Analysis – Define emerging incident hot spots or connect an incident series
- Risk Analysis – Identify areas at higher risk of incident occurrence
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Customer Stories
For more information on what Intergraph customers are experiencing with I/Incident Analyst, read these customer testimonials:
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department
Sonoma County Public Safety Consortium
Customer Quotes
“I/Incident Analyst allows AHTD to unlock the real-world information contained within our volumes of data, and literally create a picture of the situation on our roadways. Armed with this detailed information, we can easily determine higher crash density locations in the system, create easy-to-understand visuals for our administration, and continually evaluate the efficacy of our initiatives. We expect the project with I/Incident Analyst to better enable us to analyze our crash data in a quick and effective manner.”
Sharon Hawkins
Mapping Section Head
AR State Highway and Transportation Dept.
"I/Incident Analyst empowers personnel with the information they need, helping the department solve crimes and improve operations. As we move into a time of information-led policing, I/Incident Analyst gives us the right tools to extract the data we collect on every incident and use the data analysis to improve the level of service we provide."
Matthew Harris
Crime Analyst
Sonoma County Sheriff’s Department
