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Approved For Release zodpi08ioe : C1A-RDP96-00789R002200500001-2 V CONCLUSIONS (VU) ( Viewer V372 was asked to use RV to describe the activity of Project j Yduring August 24 and 25, 1988. He described approximately 80% of the identifiable target elements correctly, and 71% of his responses corresponded with the intended target. Although 29% noise remains, if this experiment had been an actual g 7 ’activity, the noise probably would not have been a significant distracting factor. 19 Approved For Release aaa file : C1a-RDF796-00789R002200500001-2 4 2 ? s 4
rae ws Approved For Release -o00 8/08 : cia-Rb#96-00789R002200500001-2 REFERENCES (UV) Puthoff, H. E. and Targ, R., “Perceptual Augmentation Techniques (U),” Final Report, SRI Project 3183, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (December 1975) Puthoff, H. E. and Targ, R., “A Perceptual Channel for Information Transfer Over Kilometer Distances: Historical Perspective and Recent Research,” Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 64, No. 3 (March 1976) RUNCLASSIFIED. Puthoff, H. E., et al., “Advanced Threat Technique Assessment (U),” Final Report, SRI Project 5309, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (October 1978) Jahn, R. -G., “The Persistent Paradox of Psychic Phenomena: An Engineering Perspective,” Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 70, No. 2, pp. 136-170 (1982). UNCLASSIFIED Puthoff, H. E., “RV Reliability, Enhancement, and Evaluation (U),” Final Report, SRI Project 4028-1. SRI International, Menlo Park, California (January 1984) May, E. C., “A Remote Viewing Evaluation Protocol (U),” Final Report (revised), SRI Project 4028, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (July 1983){ ————— May, E. C., Humphrey, B. S., and Puthoff, H. E., “An Automated RV Evaluation Procedure (U),” Final ‘Report, SRI Project 7408, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (May 1985) ‘ May, E. C., Humphrey, B. S., and Mathews, C., “A Figure of Merit Analysis for Free-Response Material,” Proceedings of the 28th Annual Convention of the Parapsychological Association, pp. 343-354, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts (August 1985) UNCLASSIFIED. Humphrey, B. S., Trask, V. V.. May, E. C., and Thomson M. J., “Remote Viewing Evaluation Techniques (U),” Final Report—Objective A, Task 4, SRI Project 1291, SRI International, Menlo Park, California (December 1986) { a 20 Approved For Release rooon(ioe : cu-appdé-ao7senoo2200800004 2
Approved For Release 20D(VURID XDP96-00788R000900810001 -4 TRANSCRIPT REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION XIV TIME #7.5: This will be a remote viewing session. (Edited for security.) PAUSE #7.5: Okay, #10.5, its time now. #43.5 and #15.5 are approaching the target area. They are observing the area. . . . Look at the target with them. . . . and describe the area to me. PAUSE +05 #7.5: Take a look around the target area and describe it to me. PAUSE +10 #7.5 Describe the target area to me. PAUSE #10.5: Hmmmmm (Long sigh) PAUSE #10.5: I'm not getting anywhere. PAUSE #10.5: Let me just back off and relax for a minute. PAUSE #10.5: You know they say there are 7500 people in this end of the building. PAUSE #10.5: (Long sigh) PAUSE Approved For Release 2000M8s08 3 5-00788R000900810001-4
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Project Actions
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Final Report
April
1989
Covering the Period
1 May 1988 to April 1989
AN
APPLICATION
ORIENTED REMOTE
VIEWING
EXPERIMENT (U)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (U)
LIST OF FIGURES
iii
LIST OF TABLES
iii
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OBJECTIVE
II
BACKGROUND
A.
Remote Viewing
B.
Fuzzy Set Analysis
III
APPROACH
A.
Remote Viewer
B.
Target Material
C.
Experiment Protocol
D.
Analysis Technique
IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
V
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
.
.
.
APPENDIX A-REMOTE VIEWING RESPONSE (DRAWINGS)
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APPENDIX B—REMOTE VIEWING RESPONSE (TRANSCRIPT)
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REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XIV
TIME
#7.5:
This will be
a remote viewing session.
(Edited
for security.
)
PAUSE
#7.5:
Okay,
#10.5,
its
time
now.
#43.5 and #15.5
are approaching the target
area.
They
are
observing the area.
.
.
.
Look at
the target
with
them.
.
.
.
and describe the area to me.
PAUSE
+05
#7.5:
Take
a look around the target
area and
describe
it
to
me.
+ 10
PAUSE
#7.5
Describe the
target area to me.
PAUSE
#10.5:
Hmmmmm (Long sigh)
PAUSE
#10.5:
I'm not getting anywhere.
PAUSE
#10.5:
Let me just back off and relax for
a minute.
PAUSE
#10.5:
You know they say there are 7500 people
in
this end of the building.
PAUSE
#10.5:
(Long sigh)
PAUSE
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+15
#7.5:
#10.5:
#7.5:
#10.5:
#7.5:
#10.5:
#10.5:
#7.5:
#10
. 5
:
#10.5:
Forget
it.
Ahem.
PAUSE
Its now quarter past.
Do you have
any
impressions
at all?
PAUSE
No.
I
only have ....
one.
PAUSE
Is
it
something you can draw?
Yeah.
Okay
They must have
a
(not audible)
party next
door.
PAUSE
That's
it!
It
looks
like the interior of.
.
.
interior
edge of the building.
You know like the
building
(not audible)
corner of the building.
Okay
This
is doing me more harm than
good.
Well,
some
days
are
like this.
That's all
there
is
to
it
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POST-SESSION INTERVIEW
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XIV
1.
(S)
Post-session
interviews
are conducted after the
completion of
a session
(usually the following day)
to
provide the selected remote viewer with the opportunity
to express himself concerning his viewing experience.
2.
(S)
#10.5 was very depressed after calling off the
session.
He had been looking forward
to being very
successful and having
a rewarding experience.
#10.5
had one target
image which showed possible target
cor-
relation but
this was of little comfort
to
him.
Project
personnel are not discouraged by this session
as
it
served as
a valuable learning tool
for #10.5.
#10.5
remains enthusiastic about
remote viewing and
is eager
to conduct another session.
He also harbors
an acute
need to have
a rewarding remote viewing experience.
#10.5
is therefore,
seeking
a high degree of target
correlation.
3.
(S)
The relationship between #10.5 and #7.5 remains
stable.
#7.5 was very empathetic towards the feelings
of #10.5.
#7.5 and #10.5 have
a mutually supportive
relationship which will serve
to overcome present problems.
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Viewer 372:
2.
Viewer 372:
3.
Viewer 373:
4.
Viewer 372:
5.
Viewer 372:
6.
Viewer 009:
LIST OF FIGURES (U)
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1 .
2 .
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list OF TABLES (U)
Universe of Target And Response Elements (U)
Figure of Merit (FM) Summary—
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OBJECTIVE (U)
The objectives of this experiment were
to:
•
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^Demonstrate the potential of a novel
'collection technique,
known as remote viewing,
•
Determine the degree
to which the technique used
to
analyze remote viewing results
is applicable.
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II BACKGROUND (U)
) SRI was asked
[
Jto participate
in an experiment
conducted during the latter half of August,
1988,
The primary objectives were
(1)
to demonstrate
the remote viewing
and
(2)
to apply fuzzy
set
analysis
to
interpret
the data.
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A.
(U) Remote Viewing
(U) Remote viewing (RV)
is an apparent human ability to gain access, by mental means
alone, to information that
is secured by shielding, distance, or time. 1-5 * At least three elements
are necessary to conduct an RV experiment:
(1)
An individual, called a viewer, with RV ability
(2)
Specific
target
material
(not
available
to
the
viewer
at
the
time
of
the
experiment)
(3)
An analysis technique to determine the degree to which RV occurred
In a typical laboratory protocol, a viewer and a monitor—an interviewer who is also unaware of
the
target material—are sequestered
at time T0 .
At T0 +
5 minutes, an assistant
selects the
intended target from a large pool of potential targets
(e.g., a
list of locations within a half-hour
drive from the laboratory) using a random procedure.
At To + 30 minutes, the assistant is at the
selected
site and, back at the laboratory, the viewing begins.
At T0 + 45 minutes, the viewing
ends and the assistant returns to the laboratory. To provide feedback, the viewer, monitor, and
assistant return to the selected
site and review the RV data.
(U) To determine
if RV occurred,
similar experiments
are conducted
using
a
newly
selected target for each
trial.
Usually, the
trials are done with target replacement
(i.e., each
target
is returned to the pool and may be selected again by the random process).
(U)
References may be found at the end of this report.
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Phenomenological Research
and
Analysis
Author:
Edwin C. May, Ph.D., Douglas MacGowan, and Earling DeGraff
31 December 1993
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Contract MDA908—93—C—0004
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(TDY funds,
organizational
accounting,
security billets,
personnel
reviews,
preparation
of personnel
effectiveness reports,
etc.)*
(3)
Responsible
for
appointing
a P.O.C.
for
insuring
that VO/AT
can
be
kept
apprised
of
project
results
on
a
timely
basis,
and
who
can
interface with VP/DT developmental
and evaluation
activities.
c.
Both VP/DT
and VO/AT will:
(1)
Maintain
close
coordination
of
all
activities
during
the
transfer phase
and the subsequent prototype operational
period.
(2)
Develop
close
working
relations
with
the
prototype
evaluation
group
housed
at
Ft.
Meade
to
insure
that
the
team
project
manager
can draw on resources
and expertise fom both Directorates.
(3)
Jointly
review
progress,
discuss
problems,
and
attend
to
a
variety of mutually agreed
upon project
issues.
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(U) Fuzzy Set Analysis
(U)
Since 1972, SRI has developed many procedures to determine whether information
has been
obtained beyond
chance
expectation. 6 * 8
In
the
current method, 9 the
targets and
viewer’s responses are described as fuzzy sets of descriptor elements
(e.g., presence of water).
The outcome of the RV experiment
is measured by a figure of merit, which
is related to the
accuracy and reliability of the viewer’s description of the target.
WL
* When EV
is applied
|
f the analysis
procedures differ considerably.
In laboratory experiments,
much
is known
about
the
target,
but
in
\
) applications
,
very little target
information
is known.
Thus,
the analysis technique must be modified
in
order
to assess
the
"correct” RV response elements before confirming
evidence can be obtained.
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’ Longstanding difficulties
in applying the RV phenomena
to
intelligence applications are at
least
twofold.
In a lengthy response,
p
mK
those elements of genuine
significance must
be
identified
a
priori.
Second,
even excellent examples
of remote viewing do not
necessarily
imply
\
usefulness.
Therefore,
RV-derived
data should be used
in conjunction with information
‘ obtained
through more conventional channels.
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III APPROACH (U)
(U) SRI conducted a 26-hour RV experiment beginning at 1008 on August 24,
1988.
The viewer provided data in four different work periods:
at 1008 and 1500 on August 24, and at
0910 and 1120 on August 25.
The details of the experiment are described below.
A.
(U) Remote Viewer
SRI selected Viewer V372
to participate
in this experiment
because of his*
10-year experience
as
a viewer,
and because he produced
good results
in
the first experiment
in this series,
conducted
in May,
1987.
B.
(U) Target Material
The target was
~
Included
in the target material was
the
functional aspect
relationships among elements
t
,
and
the elements themselves.
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(U) Experiment Protocol
^ The
SRI
team was given the
t
>name of the experiment
,
a time
window during which the experiment would be active,
and a photograph and
Social Security number of an on-site
individual.
Other than this,
all
aspects and details of the experiment were withheld from V372 and
SRI
personnel
.
(U) To keep the identify of the viewer confidential, we refer to the viewer with the
pronouns he and his regardless of the viewer’s gender.
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B.
TARGET DATA.
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No.
Beacon/Sender No.
SESSION DATA-
Date Task Received
Session Date
Start Time
Stop Time
Method used
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
Pre-session hunches
(AVs)
Date Summary Returned
EVALUATION DATA;
Viewer's Estimate
:
Evaluator's Estimate
:*
E.
SESSION SUMMAPV ?
The
target
is
water
falling downward
(streamlined)
from
a
high
point to
a
low point.
There are stairs
in the area.
A boy,
and
birds
flying
can
be
found at
the
site.
This
is
a
nature
scene
wherein
water
is
flowing.
Blue
and
white
are
the
predominant
colors.
some
motion
of
water
can
be
attributed
to
this
site.
Movement
is
emphasized.
Something dark
and basically
square
in
shape may be on the water
in the bottom forefront
of
the
image.
There
is
ground
around
the
water.
The
site
is
not
isolated.
People come to see and experience this location.
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TAB A
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07
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TAB B
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