My latest creation is a personal open source MS Word tool kit (MDQA) for analyzing the quality of reported descriptions of what happened and why for events like accidents, spills, fires, crimes, or other phenomena of interest. Access the kit here.

The sidebar on the left provides access to different sections of the site. It is also searchable. I have tried to make as many works as possible accessible on line.

One category of my work that didn't quite fit any sidebar categories was prototype investigation support software, developed under my guidance primarily with the patient help of a young programmer in Australia, Tobias Haughton, and my grandson William D. Carey, to whom I am very grateful. The software is downloadable on line at www.investigationcatalyst.com. The open source code for the software is accessible on line at http://code.google.com/p/meslib/

I also want to acknowledge with gratitude the many others, too numerous to name, whose support, criticisms, and other inputs help me produce these works. Many are listed at my iprr.org web site.

About me. If you want to know a little more about me, go here.

© 2012 Ludwig Benner Jr. Page coding and content is copyrighted, and is now available free under the terms of a GNU General Public License, v3. View Copyright   If you use any material from this site, please reference this site as the source, and honor copyrights.

Updated 2/2/13. The earliest work on this site is dated 1962.