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This link is a step-by-step guide for GIS people who are not Excel professionals. This site is geared to crime analysts that has very useful material related to geocoding and working with address data:     http://www.bairsoftware.com/downloads.html

The link to the Excel scrub technique is:  http://www.bairsoftware.com/downloads/articles/How-To-Concatenate-and-Trim-Fields-in-Microsoft-Excel.pdf

Here's another good article on the site:  http://www.bairsoftware.com/downloads/articles/Getting-to-the-Point-Data-Scrubbing-and-Cleaning-101.pdf


Web Site Guide:

The Yale Web Style guide can be viewed at the following site:  http://www.webstyleguide.com/index.html?/


 N-Dex - Law Enforcement National Data Exchange
 http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/ndex/ndex_home.htm
Creating an electronic catalog of criminal information from around the country, give it some powerful search and analytical tools, push relevant information to users through subscription alerts, and enable new levels of communication and collaboration between those with similar interests. That’s the vision for N-DEx, the Law Enforcement National Data Exchange initiative.  N-DEx is currently under development by the FBI and its partners, and the first stage will be launched early next year. Learn more here about how it works and how it will improve law enforcement’s ability to fight crime and terrorism

New License Agreement Helps Small Governments Deploy Enterprise-wide GIS with Ease
For details about the program, contact your ESRI United States regional office (more information is available at www.esri.com/usalocations), or call 800-447-9778.
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