EDMC-Canonn is an EDMC plugin used to capture information from the codex and various in game events for automated Canonn reporting. It also provides a patrol system that can be used to direct you to places of interest.
Canonn’s signal page displays infomation known about the contents of systems and the biology and geology that can be found there. If the biological signals unknown it will suggest what could be found. The signals page is backed by the spansh database.
This site displays data collected by canonn for items in the codex along with a map of where they can be found in the varions regions.
Bioforge is a graphical display of system and body data for scannable biological, geological and xenological items that you can use to determine the spawn conditions.
If you use EDMC-Canonn to log your findings you can use the undiscovered codex to display the locations of codex items that you have not yet scanned.
An abandonned settlement view created by commander O’Grey. This tool allow you to view maps of abandonned settlements that can be found across the galaxy.
This is a collaection of charts displaying data about Neutron Stars across the galaxy. For more information please read the canonn.science article
This tool provides the distances of an unknown system relative to three known systems from the Thargoid link message.
Bifrost allows you to easily visualise and catalogue the many configurations of ancient Guardian Ruins. Read More
This tool provides an interactive 3d map of known locations for the Unknown Structure (Thargoid) sites. Read More
This tool allows you to explore, compare and link to the various combinations of the Thargoid Glyphs. Read More
This map gives a high level overview of the various discovery locations for comparison.
Following is the write-up from LCU No Fool Like One about the recent community-created Thargoid Link puzzle.
Congratulations to Commander Ethzero for solving the little puzzle we set to commemorate the departure of Ed Lewis from the Pilot’s Federation.
The Thargoid Data Gathering project has been a great success. We now have a wealth of data plotting the extent of Thargoid incursions.
However the nature of the Thargoid Threat has changed substantially since they have entered the bubble. Previously we would be able to tell from the threat levels what type of Thargoid vessels we would encounter but now it is not possible to distinguish a Medusa from a dozen scouts using automated equipment alone.
Given the changing nature of the threat, and the success of the previous program, Canonn R&D have upgraded the USS-Survey device to provide some additional features.
