Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-2006
Publication Title
Case Studies in Business, Industry and Government Statistics
Abstract
For a period of time, professors from the Cleveland State University worked closely with the City of Cleveland Police Department. This partnership resulted in access to police records cataloging all emergency 911 calls for the city since 1995. Here, we describe forecasting approaches that can be used by the Police Department based on hourly 911 calls in the years 2001 to 2003 throughout the city during peak call time: the third shift during summer months. This case study is appropriate for class discussions in advanced courses in statistics to explore the application of time series analysis techniques.
Repository Citation
Holcomb, J., and Radke-Sharpe, N. (2006). Forecasting Police Calls during Peak Times for the City of Cleveland, Case Studies in Business, Industry, and Government Statistics, 1(1):47-53.
Original Citation
Holcomb, J., and Radke-Sharpe, N. (2006). Forecasting Police Calls during Peak Times for the City of Cleveland, Case Studies in Business, Industry, and Government Statistics, 1(1):47-53.
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Volume
1
Issue
1
