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Links, Hyperlinks, and Phantom Links If a picture is worth a thousand words, can a hyperlinked visualization reveal a fraud upon the court? Link Analysis is a group of techniques and technologies used to understand and visualize the relationships between objects.

Link Analysis at the FBI: Part 1 « Free Ali Al-Timimi

http://freeali.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/link-analysis-at-the-fbi/
Backlink analysis is a trick business and can be quite resource hungry. That’s why I’ve started developing an open source Link Analysis Tool. The tool is currently in Beta and you can download it here . My idea is that by releasing this as an open source project other programmers and skilled people can help me improve the tool based on feature requests and bug reports from the community. The script has an auto installer to set up the Mysql databases, you will need a Yahoo API – details are in the readme.

Link Analysis Tool : The ultimate open source SEO tool

http://www.blogstorm.co.uk/link-analysis-tool/
Had I been blogging in 2001, this would have been posted then. And although I posted something similar to this on May 16th of last year [ here ] … I am posting this now as some of the reporting to date around my work in this area has been overstated and/or inaccurate. Following September 11th many newspaper and magazine stories began showing how the hijackers were related to each other and ultimately to Osama Bin Laden. And with these pictures came suggestions that this event could have been prevented had the government had access to much more data (e.g., health care records, banking records, communications, etc.). As well, there appeared to be an emerging consensus that by studying merely the shape of the 9/11 network, one may able to locate similarly shaped networks – thus, detecting and preempting future events. I disagreed with this thinking.

Jeff Jonas: Predicate-based Link Analysis: A Post 9/11 Analysis (1+1= 13)

http://jeffjonas.typepad.com/jeff_jonas/2007/04/predicatebased_.html

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Analysis Defined | Analysis Intelligence

http://analysisintelligence.com/about/ With an estimated 90% of required intelligence available open source, it is imperative that intelligence analysts become adept at mining open sources. Recorded Future can help reduce research time, identify new sources, build timelines, chart networks, perform link analysis and more. You can learn more about our open source intelligence analysis tools on our web site, or if you’re a developer check out our news analytics API. Any unclassified information, in any medium, that is generally available to the public, even if its distribution is limited or only available upon payment
I want to use ACH online without installing it on my own! We are considering providing a fee-based service that lets you use ACH without all the hassle of setting up your own server. To be notified when this service is ready, submit your email address using this form. When symptoms seem to point in many different directions, ACH can steer you away from incorrect diagnoses. Long-term use could lead to faster, more accurate diagnoses by drawing from historical data. Journalism http://competinghypotheses.org/

The Open Source Analysis of Competing Hypotheses Project

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Intelligence Is The Future - Intelligence Applications & Analysis for Law Enforcement

http://www.intelligenceisthefuture.com/IAFIE News Spring 2010.pdf An excellent resource for crime and intelligence analysis topics, by Deborah Osborne, former Crime Analyst and now American Military University instructor: Join the Center for Homeland Defense & Security, part of the Naval Postgrad School in Monterrey. Their Research Process & Methods course, all online, is at no cost, and they combine video lectures, Word doc materials, and a series of exercises
The NATO-led Libyan campaign has increased the monitoring of Twitter and other social media in its mission planning, according to today’s Financial Times . Because there are “too few special forces on the ground”, NATO “will take information from every source we can”, according to RAF Wing Commander Mike Bracken, the Libyan operation’s military spokesman. The article even quotes Twitter user @4libya , who on Tuesday tweeted to @NATO what she claimed were coordinates for Gaddafi forces. Without discussing whether this information was used or not, the article goes on to discuss both the advantages and potential pitfalls of using social media in open-source analysis. Of the many potential pitfalls of canvassing social media, one barely touched on in the article is the simple fact that there is just too much of it. http://analysisintelligence.com/tag/open-source-intelligence/

Open Source Intelligence | Analysis Intelligence