In 2005 Ware developed TrackPlot as a tool for analyzing the kinematics of whale foraging. This led to a number of discoveries relating to the underwater behavior of humpback whales. In 2015 Ware and Dijkstra developed a new computational metric for the interstitial spaces of seaweeds and showed how this can be applied to the role spatial architecture of habitat and can be applied to predator prey interactions.
