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Time Series Models for Predicting Monthly Losses of Air Force Enlisted Personnel 1991
Identifying High-Rate Serious Criminals from Official Records 1987
Patrol Car Allocation Model: Executive Summary 1985
Patrol Car Allocation Model: User's Manual 1985
Patrol Car Allocation Model : Program Description 1985
Effects of Efforts to Regionalize Emergency Medical Services 1984
Conceptual Design of an Enlisted Force Management System for the Air Force 1983
Survey of Prison and Jail Inmates: Background and Method 1982
Varieties of Criminal Behavior 1982
Varieties of Criminal Behavior: Summary and Policy Implications 1982
The Effects of Fiscal Contraction on Innovation in the Public Sector 1981
The Impact of Fiscal Limitation on California's Criminal Justice System 1981
Methods for Estimating Crime Rates of Individuals: Executive Summary 1981
Methods for Estimating Crime Rates of Individuals 1981
Data Tape for the RAND 1976 Survey of California Prison Inmates 1980
The Impact of Proposition 13 on Local Criminal Justice Agencies: Emerging Patterns 1980
Two Patrol Car Deployment Models: History of Use, 1975-1979 1980
Where did the money go? 1980
Fiscal Containment of Local and State Government 1979
Growth in Municipal Expenditures: A Case Study of Los Angeles 1979
The RAND Habitual Offender Project: A Summary of Research Findings to Date 1978
Selective Incapacitation Strategies Based on Estimated Crime Rates 1978
Implementation of Emergency Service Deployment Models in Operating Agencies 1977
The Criminal Investigation Process: A Summary Report 1976
A Patrol Car Allocation Model 1976
Patrolling the Neighborhood Beat: Residents and Residential Security — Case Studies and Profiles 1976
Patrolling the Neighborhood Beat: Residents and Residential Security 1976
Patrolling the Neighborhood Beat: Residents and Residential Security: Executive Summary 1976
What's Known About Deterrent Effects of Police Activities 1976
The Criminal Investigation Process: Volume II: Survey of Municipal and County Police Departments 1975
The Criminal Investigation Process: Volume III: Observations and Analysis 1975
Criminal Justice Models: An Overview 1975
Deployment Methodology for Fire Departments 1975
Hypercube Queueing Model, Executive Summary: Prepared for the Department of Housing and Urban Development 1975
Patrol Allocation Methodology for Police Departments 1975
Patrol Car Allocation Model: Executive Summary 1975
Patrol Car Allocation Model: User's Manual 1975
Patrol Car Allocation Model: Program Description 1975
Some Trends in Delivery of Ambulance Services. 1975
A Training Course in Deployment of Emergency Services: Student's Manual 1975
A Training Course in Deployment of Emergency Services: Instructor's Manual 1975
The Impact of Police Activity on Crime: Robberies on the New York City Subway System 1974
The Impact of Police Activity on Subway Crime. 1974
Simulation Model of Fire Department Operations: Executive Summary 1974
Some Trends in the Delivery of Ambulance Services. 1974
New York City's Police: The Background and Performance of the Class of '57 1973
Police Civil Service Selection Procedures in New York City: Comparison of Ethnic Groups 1973
Book Review: Urban Police Patrol Analysis, by Richard C. Larson 1972
Police Background Characteristics and Performance: Summary 1972
Allocation of Emergency Units: Response Areas 1971
An Extension of Erlang's Formulas Which Distinguishes Individual Servers 1971
Methods for Allocating Urban Emergency Units: A Survey 1971
Methods for Allocating Urban Emergency Units 1971
Number of Emergency Units Busy at Alarms Which Require Multiple Servers 1971
Predicting the Demand for Fire Service 1971
Response Areas for Two Emergency Units 1971

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