Tim Petersen
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Also affiliated: University of Arizona (2003–2006); Lincoln Memorial University (2023); Police Department (2004–2005); University of Tennessee at Knoxville (2023); Mississippi State University (2023)
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Tim Petersen's research centers on the application of visualization techniques and information sharing strategies to enhance law enforcement operations. His work has focused on developing and evaluating systems that aid crime analysis and support cross-jurisdictional collaboration. Publications include studies on "COPLINK: visualization for crime analysis," "A Spatio Temporal Visualizer for Law Enforcement," and "Information Sharing and Collaboration Policies within Government Agencies."
Petersen's scholarship is further characterized by an h-index of 8 and over 20 publications with more than 200 citations. Key collaborators include Alexandr M. Sokolov and Brian Merrill, both from Arkansas State University, with whom he has co-authored multiple publications. His most recent publication was in 2023, indicating continued activity in his research area.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 20
- Citations: 202
Selected Publications
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Utilizing DMAIC Process to Identify Successful Completion of SRAD Phases of Waterfall Development (2023)
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Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure Data to Detect and Improve Customer Voltage Quality Issues (2023)
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- Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure Data to Detect and Improve Customer Voltage Quality Issues
- Utilizing DMAIC Process to Identify Successful Completion of SRAD Phases of Waterfall Development
- Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure Data to Detect and Improve Customer Voltage Quality Issues
- Utilizing DMAIC Process to Identify Successful Completion of SRAD Phases of Waterfall Development
- Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure Data to Detect and Improve Customer Voltage Quality Issues
- Utilizing DMAIC Process to Identify Successful Completion of SRAD Phases of Waterfall Development
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