Description
The basic data collection at UAP Cyprus is through optical cameras installed in two towns in Cyprus, which observe the sky over a 24-hour period, seven days a week. Images are collected and recorded on a computer system, and specialised software analyses the video for unidentified objects.
The installed software was acquired from the UFO Data Acquisition Project (UFODAP), whose objective is to enable UAP/UFO research through the deployment of advanced data collection technology. UFODAP applies current methods of science and technology to recognise, track and record anomalous objects while simultaneously collecting data from multiple sensors. Its goal is to expand a growing network of sensor systems to many hot spots around North America and the world.
The UFODAP suite includes both wide-angle and auxiliary video displays, PTZ controls (pan, tilt, zoom) with presets, a Mission Control map interface, data acquisition logs across multiple sensors, and real-time tracking of detected objects. It is the primary tool our team uses for automated optical analysis.
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External Link
UFODAP maintains its own website with documentation, sensor specifications, and information for researchers interested in joining its network: