Angler Angler is a tool that helps intelligence/policy professionals explore, understand, and overcome cognitive biases, and collaboratively expand their joint cognitive vision through use of divergent & convergent thinking techniques (such as brainstorming and clustering).
	LAW: Link Analysis Workbench LAW is a system that helps intelligence professionals define and match patterns within large, incomplete, and noisy sets of relational data.
	SEAS: Structured Evidential Argumentation System SEAS is a tool to aid analysts in reasoning about potential opportunities/crises. It records analytic thinking in structured arguments, provides a collaborative environment in which multiple analysts can simultaneously contribute to arguments, and retains a coproate memory of the evolution of analytic thinking over time.

The following are in reverse chronological order of publication.

• John Lowrance and Ian Harrison and Andres Rodriguez and Eric Yeh and Tom Boyce and Janet Murdock and Jerome Thomere and Ken Murray. Template-Based Structured Argumentation. in Knowledge Cartography: Software Tools and Mapping Techniques, Springer, 2008.  [Details]

• Kamalian, R. and Yeh, E., and Zhang, Y. and Agogino, A. and Takagi, Hideyuki. Reducing Human Fatigue in Interactive Evolutionary Computation through Fuzzy Systems and Machine Learning Systems, in IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems, 2006.  [Details]

• Rodriguez, A. and Boyce, T. and Lowrance, J. and Yeh, E. Angler: Collaboratively Expanding Your Cognitive Horizon, in International Conference on Intelligence Analysis Proceedings, MITRE, May 2005.  [Details]

• Andres Rodriguez, Thomas Boyce, John Lowrance, Eric Yeh. Angler: Collaboratively Expanding your Cognitive Horizon, in International Conference on Intelligence Analysis, 2005.  [PDF, Details]