15 Year UFO/UAP Interactive Map

[exo_doc]

Awesome map showing weekly UAP reports.
Click on the symbols for report bites.
http://www.slate.com/id/2278314/

Check out weeks like August 8, 2008. That looks like a "flap" to me. There are lots of others.
I wonder if any meaningful data could be derived from this?

 

[mike]

I think these sorts of maps are very useful,
we tend to think of things without our own framework of reference, so if a craft of X description is seen on the east coast one minute and an identical craft is seen on the west coast 2 minutes later, most peoples first thought is there are two of them. But it may be that its one very fast craft

 

[pong]

Very refreshing to see a mainstream outlet like Slate give a little space, no pun intended, to the UFO phenomenon. I hope it's the shape of things to come. Peter Davenport's map shows a pronounced density of UFO reports from Chris O'Brien's neck of the woods. Nice to see that verification. I think these maps will yield some great data and it reminds me of the early and very comprehensive work of data expert Jacques Vallee.

 

[Facius_Cardan]

By the way, does anyone know what happened to the U UFO database project led by Larry Hatch? It seemed to be a nice project.

 

[Skymon876]

Excellent map I could spend hours looking at it.

 

[exo_doc]

By the way, does anyone know what happened to the U UFO database project led by Larry Hatch? It seemed to be a nice project.

It's at this site:

http://www.project1947.com/47cats.htm

Thats a good site too.

 

[Facius_Cardan]

From what I've read on the web Larry Hatch had some serious health problems and his database and website were abandoned. I've been trying to find a way to obtain that database, but without success. Does any of you know where I can obtain it?