APA RESEARCH BRIEF – GLOBAL MAGICAL SIGNAL SWEEPS

OVERVIEW

Global Magical Signal Sweeps (GMSS) are systematic scans conducted by the APA’s Thaumaturgic Signal Monitoring teams to detect, map, and assess large-scale magical activations worldwide. These sweeps are critical for early veil breach detection, incident response, and suppression planning.

OBJECTIVES

• Identify ritual-scale activations that may disrupt local reality fields.
• Track mana spikes associated with mass casting events.
• Isolate frequency signatures linked to known factions (e.g., SoA, Deep Ones).
• Predict potential veil breaches before escalation.

METHODS

• Satellite-Linked Arcane Sensors: Environmental monitors tuned to magical resonance frequencies.
• Leyline Oscillation Tracking: Flux pattern analysis for ritual detection.
• Ground-Level Thaumaturgic Arrays: Triangulate signal sources at key sites.
• Cross-Referencing HUMINT/SIGINT: Coordinate intelligence to confirm magical incidents.

CASE STUDIES

• Lisbon Event: Class IV mana spike detected prior to veil breach at NATO data center.
• Stonehenge Incident: Clean resonance signature linked to high-order spellcasting.
• Egypt Circle Reactivations: Persistent leyline agitation prior to circle restoration attempts.

APA POSITION

Large-scale magical activations are destabilizing and dangerous. GMSS protocols enable rapid APA response, containment, and suppression to manage veil breaches before they reach public awareness.