Documatica’s December 10, 2008 Project Capella proposal recommends a shared framework for BAASS sighting catalogues, with independent quality control, reliability codes and an initial Excel implementation. Appendices describe behavioral categories, a speculative six-layer model and sample database layouts. The budget and staffing figures are estimates, and the example sightings are catalogue entries rather than newly verified cases.
Project Capella
On PDF page 21, BAASS describes an existing database of UFO reports and investigations. They were apparently upgrading it while keeping the framework from Project Capella, a database system proposed back in 2008. The database organized reports into six categories, including physical characteristics, physiological effects, psychological effects, and even psychic or parapsychological effects. Then on pages 117–128, there are actual computer simulations of Tic Tac-shaped objects, with pressure,...
BAASS’s March 2009 report describes staffing, Earthtech position papers, the Capella data warehouse, a MUFON purchase order, proposed UNLV studies and FAA reporting changes. It also summarizes historical Brazilian encounter and injury allegations. The warehouse includes duplicate and explained reports, while the Brazilian section presents attributed investigative summaries rather than independent medical or technological verification.