SEAS Publications

"Currently…interactions between investigators, analysts, management and domain experts are … telephone conversations, …meetings, email correspondence etc. most of which is fragmented and lost over time. The SEAS system will provide a more convenient way to centralize this information and …a record of …our decision-making process"

	For a quick overview of the highlights of SEAS, download this brochure
	For a comprehensive review of just how one uses SEAS, review the online version of the SEAS Help System, which includes a large number of screen shots Or download the file version of the SEAS Help System
AML	For a technical overview of the Argument Markup Language (AML), the XML format used by SEAS for importing and exporting portions of its corporate memory, review the AML Web Site
	For a technical overview of SEAS read the following: Lowrance, John D. Graphical Manipulation of Evidence in Structured Arguments, Oxford Journal of Law, Probability and Risk, Oxford University Press, 2007, doi: 10.1093/lpr/mgm011. Lowrance, John D. and Ragoobeer, Rajesh. Designing a System for Structured Assessment of Compliance Risk, in Proceedings of SRPP Research Conference, 2004. Lowrance, John D., Harrison, Ian W., and Rodriguez, Andres C. Capturing Analytic Thought. Proceeding of the First International Conference on Knowledge Capture, pp. 84-91, October 2001. Lowrance, John D. and Harrison, Ian W. and Rodriguez, Andres C. Structured Argumentation for Analysis, in Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Systems Research, Informatics, and Cybernetics: Focus Symposia on Advances in Computer-Based and Web-Based Collaborative Systems, Baden-Baden, Germany, pp. 47-57, Aug 2000.

Structured Evidential Argumentation System

SEAS Documentation & Publications

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