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(U) As a self-consistency check, we included the technology template
in the
total
target pool and recalculated the
clusters.
As expected, the technology template was included
within the subgroup of targets
3 and
13, and well within the technology cluster as a whole.
D.
(U)
General Conclusions
. The
goal
of
this
effort was
to develop
an
analysis
system
that
would prove
effective
in providing a
priori assessments
oft
^remote viewing tasks.
If the proper
mission-dependent universal set of elements can be identified, then, using a viewer-dependent
reliability archive, data from a single remote viewing can be used to prioritize a set of alternative
target templates so as to chose the most likely one for the mission.
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REFERENCES
(U)
1.
Puthoff,
H.E., and
Targ,
R., “A
Perceptual Channel
for Information
Transfer Over
Kilometer
Distances:
Historical
Perspective and Recent Research,”
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IEEE, Vol.
64, No.
3, March 1976, UNCLASSIFIED.
2.
Targ,
R.,
Puthoff,
H.E.,
and
May,
E.C.,
1977
Proceedings
of
the
International
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May, E.C., “A Remote Viewing Evaluation Protocol
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Humphrey,
B.S.,
and
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Material,”
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Humphrey,
B.S.,
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California, December 1988,
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UNIVERSAL SET OF ELEMENTS FOR ANALYSIS OF FUNCTION
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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA ;
Date:
Task/Target Number:
Session Number:
07 Nov 94
94-275-0
B.
PERSONNEL DATA :
Source Number:
Monitor Number:
Beacon/ Sender No:
C.
SESSION DATA :
Session Start Time:
Session Stop Time:
Method Used:
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
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Pre-sessions Hunches:
Date Summary Returned:
079/C
1000
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08 Nov
D.
EVALUATION DATA :
Viewer Confidence
(H/M/L)
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Evaluator's Estimate
E.
INFORMATION :
The target individual will continue his operations.
The
illegal
drug
here
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mostly
cocaine.
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cocaine
is
mostly
delievered by airplane.
This
individual
and his operations have
had continous success.
The airplane loads the cocaine onto other
planes and then drops off the cocaine to various parts
in Mexico.
From Mexico,
it comes
into the United States via
large delievery
trucks.
The
next
operation
will
occur
within
the
next
several
weeks.
November and December will be months of high activity for
drug trafficking.
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A.
(U)
Introduction
(U) This appendix is intended to assist an analyst in using the universal set of elements
shown in Appendix A.
We developed
six levels of elements ranging from relatively abstract
(information poor) to the relatively complex (information rich).
B.
(U) Element Levels and Their Use
(U) The task of the analyst
is to assign a membership value between 0 and
to each
individual element.
For targets, a numerical value will be assigned on the basis of the presence
or absence of each element in terms of functional importance.
For responses, the numerical
value
will be assigned on the basis of the degree to which the analyst
is convincedfthat the
element is contained in the response.
(U)
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is referenced by the element numbers in Appendix A.
Although each level may contain a number of elements, only those individual elements that may
need explanation are listed below.
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(U) Element Level—Affiliation
(U)
Affiliation
represents
an
advanced
level
of
remote
viewing
functioning.
Although we
infrequently
observe
this advanced
functioning,
the
data
are
valuable,
and,
therefore, are included.
Elements in this level can be assigned membership values by asking the
question, “Who owns the target?”
There are only three “affiliation” elements:
(1)
Commercial/Private.
(2)
Government:
Federal,
state,
or
local governmental ownership
(e.g.,
municipal
utilities), but excluding military.
(3)
Military, military ownership as separate from the above governmental ownership
(e.g., a
Navy submarine).
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2 .
(U) Element Level—Function
(U)
“Function* also represents an advanced level of remote viewing functioning, and
it may represent the most important information with regard to overall function.
Elements are
assigned membership values by asking the question, “What is (are) the primary function (s) of the
target?”
There are 14 “function” elements, and a few require further explanation:
(6)
Distribution: the primary function is to receive and to transmit something (e.g., an
electrical transformer station).
(8)
Extraction: as in the extraction of minerals from the ground.
(11)
Reception: the primary function is only to receive (e.g., a satellite tracking station).
(13)
Refining: the primary function
is to refine a raw material into an intermediate or
finished product
(e.g., a saw mill).
(16)
Transmission: the primary function
is only to transmit
(e.g., a radio tower).
3.
(U) Element Level-Attributes
(U)
“Attributes”
can
be
thought
of
as
clarification
for
the
“function”
level.
Elements are assigned membership values by asking a question similar to, “If the function of the
target is production, then what is being produced?”
There are 20 “attribute” elements, and the
following require further explanation:
(18)
Animals: animals only .
(20)
Biology: the study of living things in general.
(21)
Chemistry: also includes chemicals.
(23)
Ecology: symbiotic systems in nature, as in ecological zones
(e.g., the Bay Lands
Nature Preserve).
(24)
Energy: energy in a broad sense that also includes radio waves.
(29)
Nature/Natural: general natural objects
(e.g., plants and animals).
(32)
Plants: plants only.
(33)
Space exploration: general, includes
all experimentation done in space.
Elements 18 and 32 are given a membership value if the target/response is specifically oriented to
one item.
Otherwise element 29 should be assigned a value.
t
4.
(U) Element Level—Modifiers
*
(U)
“Modifiers”
can be
thought
of
as
a
clarification
of the
“attributes”
level.
Elements are assigned membership values by asking a question similar to,
“If the function of the
target
is production, and vehicles are being produced, then what kind of vehicles are they?”
There are 36 "modifiers” elements, and only element 66 requires further explanation:
B-2
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Approved For Release sodt bees FR EcBos-o07e8R001500020007-8 e DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF: TAGPA-F-SD 3 January 1985 J apres —DCG-S;-ENSCOM + FOR CG, usarnseom GY SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Briefing to IC HUMINT Staff (U) 1. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) On 10 January 1985 DT-DIA will present a briefing to the Intelligence Community (IC) Human Resources Intelligence (HUMINT) Staff on the DoD psychoenergetic intelligence program. Dr. Vorona has requested CENTER LANE (CL) participation in the briefing to present information on remote viewing as an intelligence collection technique and to represent the collection division of the new DIA psychoenergetic program at the briefing. The CL portion of the briefing will be approximately 30 minutes and will include a short history of the development of the INSCOM program and a review of six collection projects. 2. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) In response to a request by BG Hyman, DAMI-IS, OACSI, for an update on CENTER LANE activities in preparation for the IC HUMINT Staff Meeting, MAJ Rawley, DAMI-ISH requested and received a status report on the attachment of CL to DIA. On 2 January 1985, LTC Buzby, CL Project Manager, informed MAJ Rawley of the CL participation in the 10 January 1985 briefing. Since the briefing is in support of the transfer of CL to DIA, authorization to participate in the briefing is contained in the 10 September 1984 letter from ACSI to CG, INSCOM, that permits direct coordination with DIA to affect the transfer (Incl 1). 1 Incl Cuan [ ugh as LTC, MI CENTER LANE Project Manager nN Approved For Releasecopalpaay 6-0078BREO1E0002000788, INSCOM DECLASSIFY ON: OADR
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US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
2075S
REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF:
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SUBJECT:
CENTER LANE Briefing
to
IC HUMINT Staff
(U)
1.
(S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
On
January
1985
DT-DIA
will
present
a
briefing
to
the
Intelligence
Community
(IC)
Human
Resources
Intelligence
(HUMINT)
Staff
on
the
DoD
psychoener get i c
intelligence program.
Dr.
Vorona
has
requested CENTER LANE
(CL)
participation
in
the
briefing
to
present
information
on
remote
viewing as
an
intelligence collection
technique
and
to
represent
the
collection division
of
the
new
DIA
psychoenergetic
program
at
the
briefing.
The
CL
portion
of
the
briefing
will
be
approximately
30 minutes
and will
include
a
short
history
of
the
development
of
the
INSC0M program
and
a
review
of
six collection
projects
2.
(S/CL-2/N0F0RN)
In
response
to
a
request
by
BG
Hyman,
DAMI-IS,
OACSI,
for
an
update
on
CENTER
LANE
activities
in
preparation
for
the
IC
HUMINT
Staff
Meeting,
MAJ
Rawley,
DAMI-ISH
requested
and
received
a
status
report
on
the
attachment
of
CL
to
DIA.
On
January
1985,
LTC
Buzby,
CL
Project
Manager,
informed MAJ
Rawley
of
the
CL
participation
in
the
January
1985
briefing.
Since
the briefing
is
in
support
of
the
transfer
of
CL
to
DIA,
authorization
to
participate
in
the briefing
is
contained
in
the
September
1984
letter
from
ACS I
to
CG,
INSCOM,
that
permits
direct
coordination with
DIA
to
affect
the transfer
(IncI
1 ).
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aa ar a oe i or a ie a, Sg >) EC R t | =t@pproved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500020017-7 cen Re SENN DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ; US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF: 5 TAGPA-F-SD 29 January 198% Taf i) pro 9 § MEMORANDUM THRU --ABGSOPS-HUMENP + ENSCOR ~~ Ware CoS, INSCOM BCG-S, TNSCOM FOR CG, INSCOM SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Briefing to MG Lary, Senior Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Défense * LL. (S/CL-~2/NOFORN) At the request of Mr. Martin Hurwitz, GDIP Staff Director, LTC Buzby, CENTER LANE (CL) Project Manager, and CPT Frederick Atwater CL Operations Officer, were asked to participate in a briefing from 1030-1130 hours 23 January 1985 for MG Buford D. Lary, USAF, Senior Military Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense (DSD) and COL Kenneth N. Hollander, USA, Executive Assistant to the Under Secretary of Defense Research and Engineering (USDRE). Mr. Hurwitz had contacted LTC Buzby at 1730 hours 22 January 1985 to request his presence at the briefing. At that time Mr. Hurwitz stated that there was a requirement to brief MG Lary on- the DoD psychoenergetic intelligence program, and that a briefing similar to the one presented to the IC Staff on 10 January 1985 was appropriate. Dr. Jack Vorona, Assistant Deputy Director for Scientifie and Technical Intelligence, DIA, would also participate in the briefing. Te, WARNING NOTICE: CENTER LANE SPECTAI, ACCESS PROGRAM RESTRICT DISSEMINATION TO THOSE WITH VERLFTED ACCESS TO CATEGORY TWO (2). SENSTTIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS CLASSTPIED BY: CDR, -INSCOM PRCLASSTFY ON: OADR / es ; COPY #4 OF & COPTES Approved For Release 2001/08" dos FPP spovseron 500020017-7 % ceria
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The
INSCOM
S&IA
money
is
used
to
pay
for
travel
costs
ASSOCIATED WITH
OUR
TRAINING
PROGRAMS /
PROJECT
MANAGER'S
TRAVEL
COSTS
IN
PERFORMANCE
OF
HIS
DUTIES/
AND OFFICE
OVERHIRE.
AS
OF
February
1984/
CENTER
LANE
support
costs
for
the
FY
have
BEEN
The
balance
of
our
FY
S&IA monies
will
be
used
for
our
CONTINUING
TRAVEL
COSTS
AND
TO
PURCHASE
ADDITIONAL
TRAINING
PROGRAMS
FOR
THE
THREE
NEW
PERSONNEL
THAT
ARE
SCHEDULED
TO
BE
ASSIGNED
TO
THE
PROJECT
BY
JULY
1984.
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