Open access
Public research
- SAPM cookbook and schemas
- Published methods and evidence notes
- Paper replication materials
- Worked examples
- Corrections and version history
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Research access and engagements
Open scholarship with clear terms for applied work.
The public method, evidence needed to evaluate published claims, replication materials, corrections, and version history remain accessible without an engagement. Applied research and implementation begin with a written scope.
Engagement models
Four ways to use or extend the work.
Research terms
Academic collaboration
- Jointly defined research questions
- Contribution and authorship rules
- Independent methods and analysis
- Joint papers and replication packages
- Seminars and workshops
Private proposal
Applied research
- Decision-specific calibration
- New-domain studies
- Independent calculation review
- Confidential data analysis
- Regulatory and litigation research
Private proposal
Implementation
- Evidence-registry access
- Software and GDSS integration
- Data and workflow design
- Review controls
- Organizational support
Project work
Applied projects are scoped individually.
Fees are quoted privately after the question, evidence burden, confidentiality, timetable, responsibility, and permitted use are understood.
| Engagement | Typical scope |
|---|---|
| Preliminary decision screen | Focused assessment using existing public evidence |
| Decision-specific calibration | Matched evidence, uncertainty analysis, independent review, and a final decision record |
| New-domain SAPM study | Original source program, model, evidence package, validation, and registry-ready output |
| Independent calculation review | Reconstruction of a third-party estimate from its sources, assumptions, code, and outputs |
| Regulatory or litigation research | Case-specific economic analysis prepared with counsel and qualified subject-matter experts |
| Software or institutional implementation | Integration into decision, risk, governance, negotiation, or agent systems |
Research standards
Applied work extends the public research program.
Published research
Published methods, evidence, replication materials, corrections, and statements of uncertainty remain available for examination.
Applied research
Decision-specific and confidential work uses the same source, boundary, uncertainty, and review disciplines as the public research.
Academic publication
The author controls academic methods, conclusions, corrections, and submission. Direct support and relevant relationships are disclosed when a journal requires them.
The Center welcomes academic collaboration, sponsored research, selected consulting assignments, and institutional implementation.