History The sociomapping method was developed in 1993-1994 by R. Bahbouh as a tool that would facilitate understanding of data about social relations and help preventing conflicts within teams of military professionals. The first major application of sociomapping took place in 1994-1995 during the HUBES experiment (Human Behavior in Extended Spaceflight) – a 135-day-long simulation of a spaceflight with three crew members organized by European Space Agency. Sociomapping was then regularly used in other spaceflight simulations (1995-1996: EKOPSY, 1999: Mars105, 2010-2012: Mars500). Since 2005, sociomapping has been extensively used in business environment to analyze relationships within senior management teams. In 2012, C. Höschl jr. developed Real Time Sociomapping® software that enables customers to do team sociomapping on the spot and is used for commercial purposes . Historical events analysis (e.g. RMS Titanic survival rate) Internet community tools (e.g. Last.fm profile similarity) Literature analysis (e.g. analysis of communication in Shakespeare plays) Military units and human spaceflight crews analysis Sport analysis and forecast (e.g. cooperation of sport teams) Politics analysis and forecast Team building Team analysis (communication, cooperation, decision-making) Leadership development 
History The sociomapping method was developed in 1993-1994 by R. Bahbouh as a tool that would facilitate understanding of data about social relations and help preventing conflicts within teams of military professionals. The first major application of sociomapping took place in 1994-1995 during the HUBES experiment (Human Behavior in Extended Spaceflight) – a 135-day-long simulation of a spaceflight with three crew members organized by European Space Agency. Sociomapping was then regularly used in other spaceflight simulations (1995-1996: EKOPSY, 1999: Mars105, 2010-2012: Mars500). Since 2005, sociomapping has been extensively used in business environment to analyze relationships within senior management teams. In 2012, C. Höschl jr. developed Real Time Sociomapping® software that enables instant visualization of the team dynamics and monitoring of the teams and social groups over time . Historical events analysis (e.g. RMS Titanic survival rate) Internet community tools (e.g. Last.fm profile similarity) Literature analysis (e.g. analysis of communication in Shakespeare plays) Military units and human spaceflight crews analysis Sport analysis and forecast (e.g. cooperation of sport teams) Politics analysis and forecast Team building Team analysis (communication, cooperation, decision-making) Leadership development Team collaboration - remote collaboration or hybrid teams Prevention of socio-pathological behavior among children at schools
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customers to do team sociomapping on the spot and is used for commercial purposes
instant visualization of the team dynamics and monitoring of the teams and social groups over time
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Team collaboration - remote collaboration or hybrid teams Prevention of socio-pathological behavior among children at schools