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RV Trends
SRI
International was tasked with a 3-yr evaluation program
(FY
1 81-
' 83)
to assess
the potential
of
remote viewing
(RV)
for intelligence
applications,
both to enhance the potential for U.S.
applications,
and
to
provide data that would be useful in assessing the threat potential
of
corresponding Soviet/East Bloc applications.
Special
emphasis was placed
on
the possibility that enhancement
techniques could be developed that
would significantly increase levels
of accuracy and reliability.
There-
fore,
a major part
of
the 3-yr evaluation program focused on
(1)
The development
of techniques
to enhance
the
accuracy and reliability
of
RV,
and
the transfer
of
these techniques
to DoD personnel.
(2)
The application of RV to
operational
tasks.
(3)
The evaluation of
such techniques
and applications,
(4)
The integration
of
RV intelligence
into the overall
intelligence mix.
To fulfill
these requirements,
SRI,
in conjunction with its
sponsors,
chose
to develop and codify
a promising RV training procedure that had
emerged from earlier work,
developed by RV consultant/practitioner Mr,
I.
Swann.
The procedure focuses
on improving the reliability of RV by con-
trolling those factors that
tend to introduce noise into the RV product.
The basic components
of
this procedure consist
of
(1)
Repeated target-address
(e.g.
,
coordinate)
presentations with quick- reaction response by
the remote viewer
(to minimize imaginative
overlays)
,
(2)
The use
of
a specially-designed,
acoustic-tiled,
featureless,
homogeneously-colored viewing chamber
(to minimize environmental overlays)
.
(3)
The adoption of
a strictly-prescribed,
limited
interviewer patter
(to minimize interviewer overlay).
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With the above procedures in place,
it
is found that data in an RV
session tend to develop
in a natural pattern from the general
to
the
particular,
from the overall ambience or gestalt
of
the
site to the
specific analytical
and quantitative aspects.
This
development,
shown
in the table below,
appears
to progress through
six stages of increased
contact with the target
site.
Table—STAGES
IN RV
Stage
Example
(1)
Major gestalt
Land surrounded by water,
an island
(2)
Sensory contact
Cold sensation, wind-swept feeling
(3)
Dimension,
motion,
mobility
Rising up,
a panoramic view
(4)
Quantitative aspects
Three large buildings
,
clustered
together as
a facility.
(5)
Special qualitative aspects
Scientific research,
live organisms
(6)
Significant analytical aspects
BW preparation
site
Over the 3-yr period,
in-house and client
remote viewers are being
trained to become proficient
in handling each
of
the
stages in turn,
thereby
resulting
in greater detail in and utility
of
the overall RV product.
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RV Data
The current
state-of-the-art in remote viewing is that the most-
accomplished remote viewer in the SRI program
(Swann,
the originator
of the
technique)
has developed
to the point
of differentiation and identification
of technological facilities,
considered as
a Stage
IV process
in the
nomenclature
of the previous
section.
Examples
of the level of detail
and discrimination attained in this research/training phase are shown
in the following four figures.
(An operational example
is
shown in the
following
section.)
Results
of
this quality are seen on
a relatively
routine basis and,
therefore,
at
a rate well exceeding chance expectation.
As
of
this date,
additional viewers exposed to the training procedure,
both within the contractor organization
(SRI
and
its
consultants)
and within
the DoD
(Army INSCOM remote viewers)
have progressed through various
stages
of the procedure up through Stage
III.
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Value of Data
SG1A
In the FY
'81-FY
'83 RV evaluation program,
SRI
in conjunction with
its DoD sponsors
(DIA, Army INSCOM)
has investigated U.S.
capabilities in
applied intelligence applications,
both to determine the potential for
application in U.S.
efforts,
and to provide data useful
in assessing
the
threat potential
of corresponding Soviet/East Bloc applications.
To carry
out
this
task,
SRI
pursued application tasks that were
of interest
to the
intelligence community,
and have responded
to quick- reaction requirements
set
by DoD representatives monitoring the progress
of
the work.
A sample
"t a sk
is
shown on the following
pages,
including
the final DIA evaluation
sheet.
The investigations have
shown that
remote viewing,
both by SRI
and
Army INSCOM personnel,
has in many cases provided meaningful descriptions
of,
e.g., East-bloc targets of interest
to the intelligence community.
Evaluation by appropriate intelligence community specialists indicates
that
a remote viewer
is able by this process
to generate useful
data
corroborated by other intelligence data.
As
is generally true with other
human
sources,
the information
is. fragmentary and imperfect,
and therefore
should not
be relied on alone but is best utilized
in conjunction with
other resources.
Although efforts
to establish the precise degree of
accuracy and reliability are not
yet complete,
the data generated by the
RV process appears
to exceed any reasonable bounds of
chance correlation
or acquisition by ordinary means and therefore constitutes an exploitable
information source.
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Date
9 April
1981;
0853- 0919
Series
DIA
Session No.
Target
No.
JS #17
Target
Remote Viewer
#002
Interviewer
H.
Puthof
f
Beacon (s
)
CRV
(Coordinate Remote
Vlew-ino-l
Tape Casette
115
Comments:
1.
SG1A
2.
Remote viewer and interviewer blind as to target
location and target
activity of
interest.
3.
Pre- and post-session calibration experiments with Nat’l Geographic
target material
(Mount Kilimanjaro and Canyonlands Nat'l
Park,
Utah,
respectively)
yielded good results,
indicating with high probability
that remote viewer was "on-line"
throughout operational
viewing.
4.
Remote
viewer described biological warfare
facility with human
experimentation.
SRI International
333 Ravenswood Ave.
•
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,
Ph.D,
,
Raaio Physics Laboratory
(415)326-6200
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Today is April
9,
1981,
Remote Viewer
002 and Hal Puthoff monitoring.
J.S.
#17.
It
is 8:53.
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by imagination.
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but not taken to
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This
is
a terrible place for some reason.
I am having words
like medical,
biological,
research,
human use,
human guinea pigs
rather,
prison facility.
Chemicals and gas,
a biological warfare place.
This
is
like a
decompression chamber.
Maybe those are
contamination chambers.
Oh dear, what
did we find.
Who gave
this
coordinate?
I
came across
it
seems
to
be five rather
complex chambers
in a very large hangar
like
building.
They remind me of the decompression chamber that we
saw down at
that marine research base on Catalina.
A decompression
place where people went
if they came up from diving too fast.
A
complex chamber made of reinforced steel and concrete and things and
it
has
tanks.
They have tanks
of various
kinds
leading into them.
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lavendar light,
inside this large hangar like building.
The floor seems wet.
People wear boots, very large rubber boots.
There seem to be inside stairs
going down.
This place
is maybe 40 ft high at
least.
There are these chamber
units there,
but there are stairs and an elevator going down.
And a ramp and
lift forks,
so this
is underground too.
It's funny,
there seem to be windows
on the outside,
but there aren't any windows on the inside.
Fake windows.
I
seem to see what
looks like a guard cubicle because
it has all glass around,
it
is inside the building.
It
has, by comparison
to the other cold lavendar
lights,
it
has
yellow illumination in it.
There are
six men there.
There is
a
big panel,
it
seems
to be a voltage control panel for some
sort
of electronics
system.
Down the ramp are very long
corridors.
It
looks
like
storage.
There
are
signs everywhere.
I
can't
read the characters but the phoenetics
is
sort
of
pra noy usnetzov.
There are blinking
red lights over
some doors here and
there.
I think these are exist markers.
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Outside the ground isn't
f lat
t
it
is sort of
like there are hills or artificially made mounds
that
sort
of divide up
this
compound in a way.
Buildings that
look
like barracks.
A whole series of buildings
that
look like prefabricated
boxes,
that are sort
of all stacked together.
Water tank on the hill.
Large tower
I think and in the area there
is an airstrip.
It
is
about
2 miles
to the NE
I think.
I am going to end there.
I
don't
like this place.
At that Class A site there was
a tall
thing that
I couldn't make out,
I bet that
that
is
a chimmney.
I bet those are
large furnaces.
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(S)
INSTRUCTIONS TO ANALYSTS
(U)
(U)
The information provided as enclosure
to this
renr»r<- mb
in
vr a - pr-
response to
a collection requirement provided
by
This information was acquired from a new and potentially valuable source of
intelligence.
Work
is currently being pursued
to determine the accuracy,
reliability,
and improvement potential
of
this
source.
Your remarks and
attention
to the evaluation sheet will
be the basis
for our assessment of
this
new collection technique.
Therefore,
the effort you expend will greatly assist
us
and will ultimately result
in you receiving more data of increasing accuracy
and reliability.
(U)
While formulating your judgements concerning the data,
the following
comments concerning this new source of intelligence may be helpful.
(U)
Foremost,
the data
is
likely to consist of a mixture of correct and
incorrect elements.
Specifically:
(1)
(S)
The descriptive elements are generally of higher
reliability than
judgements
or
labels
as
to what
is
being described
(recreational
swimming pool may be
mistaken for water purification pools,
an aircraft
hull may be mistaken for a submarine hull,
etc.).
Therefore,
seemingly appropriate descriptive elements
should not
be rejected because of mislabeling.
(2)
(S)
The data often contain gaps
(in a 3-building complex,
for example,
perhaps only
two of the buildings may be
described,
and an airfield may be added that isn't
there).
Such gaps or additions should not be taken
to mean that
the
rest of
the data
is necessarily inaccurate.
(S)
'Therefore,
a recommended approach
is
to first examine
the entire
information packet
to obtain an overall "flavor"
of the response,
reserving
final judgement even in the face of certain errors,
and
then go back through
for detailed analysis.
(U)
If you have questions regarding the data you have received or on its
evaluation please feel
free
to contact me at any
time.
Thank you.
SGI J
DIA
(DT-1A)
c/o
L.
Lavelle - Bldg.
SRI International
Menlo Park,
CA
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Future Efforts
Before remote viewing
(RV)
technology finds
its niche as
a routine
intelligence collection tool,
it would be desirable for a number of
elements to be
solidly in place.
These range from
a remote viewer
screening/selection procedure
at the front
end,
to
a countermeasures
technology at the other
to prevent the effective use of RV against U.S.
interests.
These elements are:
(1)
Screening/selection
(2)
High-accuracy,
high-reliability multi-purpose RV,
including
(a)
Complete knowledge concerning alternative
targeting strategies,
such as targeting by
coordinates
(CRV)
,
pictures,
ID numbers,
etc.
(b)
Before-the-fact indicators
of
success,
such
as
the use of physiological measures
(e.g.,
audio analysis
of
session tapes)
,
calibration
trials,
etc,
(3)
Location/tracking
search problem
(4)
Training
(5)
Routine operational procedures
(6)
Evaluation techniques
(7)
Data base management and manipulation techniques
(8)
Intelligence concerning foreign use
(9)
Countermeasures,
including
(a)
Passive intrusion detection
(b)
Shielding and/or jamming
The RV program has
survived as
a viable entity to date because of
the
progress made with regard
to items
(2)
and
(4)
through
(8)
,
although
clearly additional
refinement
is required.
However,
little has been done
with regard to items
(1)
,
(3)
and
(9)
,
and therefore these require focus
in the near future.
For the longer course,
supporting research on the physical,
psycho-
logical,
environmental
and other factors needs
to be pursued,
as detailed
in the
chart,
next
page.
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ACTION ITEM AREAS UNOER INVESTIGATION
IN PSYCHO ENERGETICS
(U)
experimentation and analysis OF PSYCHOENERGETIC processes
CHARACTERISTICS, analysis ano theory
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL
CORRELATES
APPLICATION
POTENTIAL
CHARACTERISTIC?
MECHANISM-INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS
MECHANISMS
information theory.
PSYCHOPHYSICS
ORDINARY
PERCEPTION
(Perceptual
Tasks
Paralleling
Ordinary
Perception)
LOCALIZATION
PHYSIOLOGICAL
CORRELATES
(EEG, GSR. EMG)
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
MEDICAL
PROFILING
ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS
(Sensory
Deprivation,
Altered
States, Stress
Environments.
Experimenter
Effect*
(Psychological
Factors.
Psi/Anti-pst Syndrome))
EDUCATIONAL
PROCEDURES
c
SCREENING
(Children
Identical
Tuvins,
the
Blind)
TRAINING
(Feedback
,
Reinforcement.
Target
Opt imi rat ion I
STRAIN GAUGE
EXPERIMENTS
NOISE PERTURBATION
(FSadioacnve Decay,
Electronic
Noise)
-ENHANCED ENVIRONMENTAL
INFORMATION MONITORING
“ALTERNATE COMMUNICATIONS
CAPABILITIES
-GENERATION OF ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION SECURITY
PROCESSES
-ENHANCED HUMAN/MACHINE
INTERACTIONS
-CREATION OF NEW INDUSTRIAL
COMPONENTS
-NEW APPLICATIONS IN SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGY AND ENERGY
ECONOMICS
ELECTROMAGNETIC
EFFECTS
(ELF
Beacons. Jamming.
Submersible
Shielding.
Propagation
Velocity)
QUANTUM MECHANICS
(Non-locality. Quantum-
Interconnected ness.
Holographic)
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
(Complex Space/Time)
SPATIAL AND
TEMPORAL
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RV Enhancement and Intelligence Support Program
Within the context of the Grill Flame remote viewing
(RV)
enhancement
and intelligence program,
separate projects have been initiated to provide
support.
These are briefly described below.
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Data Base Management
SRI
is implementing
a computerized data-base management
(DBM)
system to handle the large amount
of material being generated on the RV
and intelligence projects.
The system, programmed on a dedicated stand-
alone LSI
11/23 microcomputer, utilizes
a "user friendly" front-end format
(PERFORMIX)
and a relational DBM package
(INFORMIX) which permits essentially
untrained personnel
to enter and manipulate data.
With regard to the RV
data base,
the system provides
a library/catalog function of data-base
readout
by
date,
site,
viewer,
etc.,
as well
as higher-order manipulation
functions
such as trend analysis.
In the intelligence files,
cross-
correlation of personnel biographies,
institutes,
publications,
etc.,
are
easily retrievable.
.
RV Evaluation
Protocols for RV evaluation have been developed which allow
a
task coordinator to define the type
of evaluation required for specific
applications.
(For example,
the type of evaluation required for an RV
demonstration/validation experiment
is different from that required for an
RV intelligence assessment.)
The protocols include instructions on how to
apply objective
rating scales
to the data,
along with various ways to
analyze the results statistically.
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Location/Tracking Search
Investigation into methods applicable to the search problem is
in its preliminary stages.
Pilot efforts
to date using various strategies
have not yet converged on a high-reliability procedure,
so the effort
continues
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