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Emergency: A new ambulance dispatch system

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Emergency: A new ambulance dispatch system. / Dalcher, Darren.
Annals of Cases in Information Technology. Vol. 6 IGI Publishing, 2004. p. 440-456.

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Harvard

Dalcher, D 2004, Emergency: A new ambulance dispatch system. in Annals of Cases in Information Technology. vol. 6, IGI Publishing, pp. 440-456.

APA

Dalcher, D. (2004). Emergency: A new ambulance dispatch system. In Annals of Cases in Information Technology (Vol. 6, pp. 440-456). IGI Publishing.

Vancouver

Dalcher D. Emergency: A new ambulance dispatch system. In Annals of Cases in Information Technology. Vol. 6. IGI Publishing. 2004. p. 440-456

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Dalcher, Darren. / Emergency : A new ambulance dispatch system. Annals of Cases in Information Technology. Vol. 6 IGI Publishing, 2004. pp. 440-456

Bibtex

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