CEMA & ARP Manual (WIP)

CEMA (or the Cryptic Events Mitigation Agency) is a foundation centered around the security, management, and/or containment of anomalous entities and objects, or AEOs.

The Anomaly Relocation Program is an effort to provide anomalies protection from discovery and maintain the status quo. This emphasizes secrecy and containment. There are three ways to contain an anomalous entity under ARP:

>Anomalous entities deemed safe enough to function in society will be allowed to stay in their town, but kept under the eye of CEMA and must attend physical and mental checkups. Significant changes to the entity’s anomalous properties must be reported immediately. This procedure is called ARP-Alpha.

>Anomalous entities deemed too dangerous to function in society will be moved to one of the many AE-A facilities. There, they will live as confortable of a life as possible within the CEMA guidelines. Failure to comply with CEMA staff will warrant a move to an AE-B facility. This procedure is called ARP-Beta.

>Anomalous entities deemed to dangerous or uncooperative to function in AE-A facilities will be moved to AE-B facilites. There, they will live under strict discipline and they’re forcibly confined. This procedure is called ARP-Omega.

AEO Article Information:
Some aspects have been omitted for brevity.
>Identification - A unique name given to an AEO.
>State -  The current condition of an anomaly.
>Sapience - Whether or not the anomaly is sentient.

Anomaly Types:
>Spatial - Deals with space.
>Visual - Deals with sight.
>Auditory - Deals with sound.
>Olfactory - Deals with smell.
>Gustatory - Deals with taste.
>Tactile - Deals with touch.
>Psychological - Deals with mental and emotional anomalies.
>Infohazardous - Deals with information. Generally object based.
>Memetic - Deals with the transfer of information; specifically cultural information. Purely information based.

Sensitivity Levels:
>High - Detrimental to the status quo.
>Moderate - Mildly affects the status quo.
>Low - Does not affect the status quo.

Threat Levels:
>High - Very dangerous.
>Moderate - Moderately dangerous.
>Low - Not dangerous.

Operation Information:
Period - The time when the operation was/is active.
Operations overseer - Manages the operation.
Project overseer - Manages the other aspects of the AEO.
Area of Operations - Where the operation is based.
Personnel and Forces - The personnel types tasked with containment of the anomaly.

For information on creating an article for an AEO, see https://pastebin.com/2yaViNn4.
For a demo entry, see https://pastebin.com/RZ3b3ZTH.