The video of me talking about GEDmatch tools at the i4gg conference is available from http://i4gg.org/

I also have many blog posts about GEDmatch, see http://blog.kittycooper.com/tag/gedmatch/

My presentation slides are always available at the slides site - slides.com/kittymcooper

Basic Home Page at GEDmatch

Clicking on a top menu item gets a pulldown list of everything in that box on the home page

My new Tier 1 version of the one to many with tag groups

The one to many with tag groups for a close cousin tells me quickly how they are related

Clicking on WIKI takes you to their WIKItree compact tree

Another way Tag Groups are used is the multiple kit analysis

• The color coding is the size range in cMs (the graph is in base pairs).

The GEDmatch 2-D Chromosome Browser

• Each person is a different line rather than a different color

• Old branch means that it is an overlap (not necessarily a match) to a previous person, a white line connects to that person

The 3D chromosome browser charts

The Segment CSV file gives you the actual chromosomes and matches

Form to do a matching segment search, enter your kit number

Part of a Matching Segment Report

All the information needed for a Master Spreadsheet is in the Matching Segment Report

http://blog.kittycooper.com/2016/09/taking-it-to-the-next-level-dna-spreadsheets/

Form to do a triangulation, enter your kit number

Sorted by Chromosome and Position with Graph

Sorted by Kit Number has more information and can be resorted in a spreadsheet

Extract from the Master Spreadsheet that I use for my Dad's comparisons

I put the triangulation information in the notes column and color the TGs

Relationship shared DNA at ISOGG wiki from Blaine Bettinger

Blaine Bettinger's chart from the ISOGG wiki entry on autosomal statistics, bookmark it and use it!

Questions?