• Netvis, a free open source web-based tool designed to simulate, analyze, and visualize social networks. Also contains an extensive list of network visualization software links.
• daVinci a digraph drawing program that is particularly suited for drawing ordered relations.
• gem3Ddraw a three dimensional graph drawing program.
• KrackPlot a network graphics computer program.
• Mage is a 3-D visualization program that allows the user to rotate their network in space.
• Moviemol, a chemistry computer program that was designed to display dynamic molecular structure. Moviemol can be adapted to permit the display of the dynamics of changing network structures.
• Netminer, a software tool for exploratory network data nalysis and visualization that is available in both a Windows and Web-based version.
• Pajek programs for social network analysis.

Network Analysis Software:

• GRADAP a network analysis computer program.
• InFlow, Valdis Kreb's business-oriented social network analysis program.
• NEGOPY, FATCAT and MultiNet, three computer programs that facilitate network analysis.
• p* Logit Modelsfor Social Networks.
• SIENA and StOCNET software for analyzing network evolution written by Tom Snijder.
• Ucinet, a network analysis computer program.

Contacts in Network analysis:

• ISNAE Institute for Social Network Analysis of the Economy
• socialnetworks.org An extensive academic bibliography of Social Networks references, maintained by Jonathon Cummings.
• IKNOW Inquiring Knowledge Networks on the Web.
• Noldus, the publisher of a computer program, MatMan, that was specifically designed to facilitate the examination of hierarchies in network data. They also market devices to facilitate systematic observation.
• ReferralWeb, Henry Kautz and Bart Selman's Java-based interface to a system for creating and searching social networks, including a network of 10,000 researchers in computer science with their areas of expertise.
• Doug White's software for kinship network analysis that runs exports to Pajek and Ucinet.
• ZO Tom A.B. Snijder's collection of programs to analyze 0/1 matrices.