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NEC has successfully implemented statewide and inter-state AFIS networks with interfaces to different Computerized Criminal History (CCH) systems. NEC's AFIS is based on an open-system platform that satisfies current interface needs for live scan and other record systems, ready for new interfaces in the future with minimal upgrade efforts and costs.
Statewide AFIS Networks
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Statewide AFIS networks are in use for Washington State Patrol, Virginia State Police, Pennsylvania State Police, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Texas Department of Public Safety, Alabama Bureau of Investigations, Illinois State Police, Michigan State Police, and California. |
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State of California Network Connectivity provides access to the Department of Justice which includes 60 direct connect Local Input Terminals in addition to 8 Full Use Access Agencies (FUAA). |
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The California Department of Justice (CAL-ID) AFIS includes a fully customized interface to the Master Name Index, the Wanted Persons System, and the Criminal Identification Index as part of tenprint automated workflow. |
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Computerized Criminal History interfaces are currently deployed in Texas, Illinois, Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and California. |
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A totally integrated NIST-compliant criminal justice system is currently used in Mississippi, including AFIS integration, criminal history repositories, workflow management, and message switch implementation. |
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is the only state agency submitting daily searches to IAFIS using an end-to-end electronic process, using NEC's AFIS. |
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Interstate AFIS Networks
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Western Identification Network (WIN)
The Western Identification Network (WIN) has a central database shared by Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Alaska, Nevada, and Idaho. Each state has terminals connected to the central database located in Sacramento, California. WIN is also accessed remotely by agencies in California, Washington, and by several Federal law enforcement agencies. Started in 1989, WIN links 14 million records among the participating states. |
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A large interstate network of NEC AFIS systems connects eight systems in California to the WIN AFIS and two systems in Washington State. The combined database size of this network exceeds 25 million subjects, making it the largest AFIS network in the world. |
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