THE CANADIAN UFO SURVEY |
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Since 1989, UFOlogy Research of Manitoba
has solicited sightings data from active Canadian researchers. This
data is annually compiled into the "Canadian UFO Survey." The survey
is made publicly available in an attempt to promote the dissemination
of information across the field of ufology. This page contains many
of the surveys, as well as the data; most of the information is in hypertext
format.
The "Total Data" section contains a
handful of graphs that examine all of the data from 1989 and onwards.
Then in different sections on this page the data for each year is presented.
Each section contains a "survey" which is an essay describing the results
for the year, explaining any trends found, significant facts, and some
of the more interesting cases. As well, each section has a "data" page,
which shows the basic data (date, time, etc.) for each report for the
year. This is done in table format. Be warned though, some of the tables
are quite large in size, with the average being around 300k.
With respect to the charts, there is a trade-off that must be made. If one is to be able to view the results of the different variables being measured, the chart is frequently too large to fit on the monitor, and one has to scroll left or right to view the entire results. Shrinking the charts to fit the screen, while making the entire chart as a whole visable, makes it difficult to actually interpret the chart, as the labels become too small. I have chosen to forsake convenience and make the charts large enough that one can actually read the results. Given this, the various charts are best viewed with the latest version of Internet Explorer, as it gives you the ability to easily resize the images. Printing the charts using I.E. seems to work well too. With Netscape however, some of the charts don't print on a single page, and either come out on two pages, or it simply cuts off a portion of the chart.
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RESULTS OF ANALYSING TOTAL DATA (1989-2003)
2003
Breakdown
of Reports by Conclusion
Breakdown
of Reports by Classification
Monthly
Distribution
Distribution
of Reports by Province
Distribution
of Sightings by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Reports by Colour of Object
Breakdown
of Point Source Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Fireball Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Nocturnal Light Cases by Colour
Breakdown
of Reports by Number of Witnesses
Comparison
of Type of Report With Month
Comparison
of Type of Report (% of Total) With Month
Breakdown
of Reports by Shape
Breakdown
of Reports by Duration
Breakdown
of Reports by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Reports by Reliability Rating
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Type
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Province
Distribution
of Unexplained Cases by Time of Day
Comparison
of Distribution of Unexplained Cases and All Cases by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Month
Unknown
Cases Vs. All Cases, By Month
Unexplained
Cases by Duration
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Reliability Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Number of Witnesses
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Shape of Object
2002
Breakdown
of Reports by Conclusion
Breakdown
of Reports by Classification
Monthly
Distribution
Distribution
of Reports by Province
Distribution
of Sightings by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Reports by Colour of Object
Breakdown
of Point Source Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Fireball Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Nocturnal Light Cases by Colour
Breakdown
of Reports by Number of Witnesses
Comparison
of Type of Report With Month
Comparison
of Type of Report (% of Total) With Month
Breakdown
of Reports by Shape
Breakdown
of Reports by Duration
Breakdown
of Reports by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Reports by Reliability Rating
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Type
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Province
Distribution
of Unexplained Cases by Time of Day
Comparison
of Distribution of Unexplained Cases and All Cases by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Month
Unknown
Cases Vs. All Cases, By Month
Unexplained
Cases by Duration
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Reliability Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Number of Witnesses
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Shape of Object
2001
Breakdown
of Reports by Conclusion
Breakdown
of Reports by Classification
Monthly
Distribution
Distribution
of Reports by Province
Distribution
of Sightings by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Reports by Colour of Object
Breakdown
of Point Source Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Fireball Reports by Colour
Breakdown
of Nocturnal Light Cases by Colour
Breakdown
of Reports by Number of Witnesses
Comparison
of Type of Report With Month
Comparison
of Type of Report (% of Total) With Month
Breakdown
of Reports by Shape
Breakdown
of Reports by Duration
Breakdown
of Reports by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Reports by Reliability Rating
Breakdown
of Reports by Day of Week
Breakdown
of Reports by Type and Month
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Type
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Province
Distribution
of Unexplained Cases by Time of Day
Comparison
of Distribution of Unexplained Cases and All Cases by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Month
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Reliability Rating
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Number of Witnesses
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Shape of Object
2000
Breakdown
of Reports by Conclusion
Breakdown
of Reports by Classification
Monthly
Distribution
Distribution
of Reports by Province
Distribution
of Sightings by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Reports by Colour of Object
Breakdown
of Reports by Number of Witnesses
Comparison
of Type of Report With Month
Breakdown
of Reports by Shape
Breakdown
of Reports by Duration
Breakdown
of Reports by Strangeness Rating
Breakdown
of Reports by Reliability Rating
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Type
Unexplained
Cases Broken Down by Province
Distribution
of Unexplained Cases by Time of Day
Comparison
of Distribution of Unexplained Cases and All Cases by Time of Day
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Month
Breakdown
of Unexplained Cases by Strangeness Rating
1999
Breakdown of Reports by Type
1998
1997
1996
Breakdown
of 1996 Sightings by Classification
Breakdown
by Conclusion
Breakdown
by Duration
Breakdown
by Classification and Conclusion
Breakdown
by Month
Breakdown
of NLs by Colour
Breakdown
of Sightings by Province
Reliability
Rating
Breakdown
by Shape
Strangeness
Rating
Time
of Day
Breakdown
of Unknowns by Province
Number
of Witnesses
Breakdown
by Month and Province
1994/1995
1993
The 1993 Survey (in text format)
1992
1991
1990
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