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About
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NPSC Partners
Data Dashboard
Data-informed LED light replacement project (PSEG)
Auto Theft Crime Reduction Strategy (Idling)
Reducing Robberies Near ATMs
Auto Theft Crime Reduction Campaign (Kia & Hyundai)
Reimagining Justice: Testing the DICE Model
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Data-informed LED light replacement project (PSEG)
Auto Theft Crime Reduction Strategy (Idling)
Reducing Robberies Near ATMs
Auto Theft Crime Reduction Campaign (Kia & Hyundai)
Reimagining Justice: Testing the DICE Model
Past Projects
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Can Enhanced LED Street Lighting Contribute to Reduce Nighttime Violent Crime?

Jan 18
Written by Alejandro Giménez-Santana, PhD
Can Enhanced LED Street Lighting Contribute to Reduce Nighttime Violent Crime? by NPSC
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Alejandro Giménez-Santana, PhD
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