Equipment and technology
Developing and Testing Analytics to Evaluate Information Sharing Systems
Testing and Evaluating Body Worn Video Technology in the Los Angeles Police Department
Characterization of Stab/Slash Wounds
Soft Armor Effects on Core Body Temperature
Research on Offender Decision-Making Using Geo-Narratives
Practical Guide for Offender Tracking Evidence Protocols
Potential Use of HAZMAT Gas Detectors for Detection of Accelerants Carried by Individuals
Special Technical Committees: How They Are Changing NIJ's Standards Development Process
Are CEDs Safe and Effective?
Using License Plate Readers to Fight Crime
Evaluating the Use of GPS Technology in the Community
Crime Mapping and Hot Spots Policing
Less-Lethal Force: An Online Session on Emerging Issues and Where to Learn More
What XML Can Do For You: A Better Way to Share Criminal Justice Data
NIJ Ultra-High Speed Apps Challenge: Using Current Technology to Improve Criminal Justice Operations
Challenge Closed
This challenge has closed. This page is kept available for informational purpose only.
On this page find:
About the Ultra-High Speed Apps Challenge
NIJ created the Ultra-High Speed (UHS) Application Challenge to encourage software developers and public safety professionals to take advantage of public domain data and UHS bandwidth systems with apps...
FY2013 National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Challenge: Delivering Mission Critical Voice Communications for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Responders in the COTS LTE Environment
Winner
Congratulations to Jon Melvin for winning Phase I of the Challenge. Thank you to all of those who submitted a response.
On this page find:
- I. Overview
- II. How to Enter
- III. Important Dates
- IV. Judges
- V. Judging Criteria
- VI. Prize
- VII. Other Rules and Conditions
- VIII. Prize Disbursement and Challenge Winners
- IX. Contact Information
I. Overview
Increased access to mobile broadband services is...