A major new version of Gephi was released in early May 2026. As a result, the Gephi workflow and interface used throughout the two coursew changed, making previous tutorials partially obsolete.

To ensure continuity for alumni and allow you to continue using Gephi efficiently for strategic modelling, scenario-building and strategic foresight, The Red Team Analysis Society has fully revised and updated the Gephi tutorial packages for the courses.

This update package includes four completely revised tutorials, including workflow guidance adapted to the new Gephi software.

The package is designed to help alumni:

• transition smoothly to the new version of Gephi,
• maintain compatibility with the course methodology,
• continue building and analysing strategic models efficiently,
• improve graph building and analytical workflow,
• continue building scenarios correctly and efficiently,
• and deepen the practical use of Gephi for strategic foresight and warning.

Included Tutorials

A – Using Gephi

A completely revised and enhanced introduction to the new Gephi environment and workflow, including:

• workspace organisation,
• menus and settings,
• plugins,
• graph management,
• visualisation,
• layouts,
• graph creation,
• interoperability with yEd,
• management of large graphs with the use of filters (NEW),
• and first analytical uses of a graph.

B – From Gephi to yEd Graph

Workflow tutorial to transfer graphs from Gephi to yEd for analytical and modelling purposes.

C – Working with Sub-Graphs

Tutorial dedicated to creating, managing and exploiting sub-graphs as part of the analytical modelling process, with a new possible workflow allowed by the new Gephi.

D – Revisited Influence Analysis

Tutorial dedicated to using centrality measures notably for the proper selection of key variables (factors) for scenario building.

Access Conditions

• Access duration: 1 year
• Access through the RTAS website
• Reserved for alumni of the two courses:
  Anticipate the Future: Build Your Strategic Model for Geopolitical Risk and Crisis + Build Your Scenarios for Geopolitical Risk and Crisis