ad Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200530001-9 [ene od SIF internation: Final Report- -Objective D, Task 7 December 1986 Covering the Period 1 October 1985 to 30 September 1986 A SUGGESTED REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING PROCEDURE (U) i Prepared for: L - SRI Project 1291 ee . Deen wae =e Approved by: This decument consists of 86 pages. topy long SS oved For Re 2000/08/08 : CIA-RYP96-00789R 2200530001-9 . 333 Ravenswood Avenue * Menlo ark, Calitornia 94025 ° U.S.A. international (415) 326-6200 ° Cable: SRI INTL MPK + TWX: 910-373-2046 A IZ
J —_—_—_— eC i-t @.t. 4 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96.00789R002200530001-9 ET, t t ~ (4) Using this effective response set, compute an accuracy and reliability in accordance with Equations 1 and 2. Then compute a figure-of-merit, Mj, for the jth competing interpretations as Mj=ajXrj. Of course, the accuracy and reliability use the effective response set from step 3 above. (5) Order the Ms from largest to smallest value. Since the figures—of—merit range in value from 0 to 1, they can be interpreted as relative probability values for each of the alternative target possibilities. te By following such a protocol, an analyst can produce a list of target alternatives that is sensitive to the current remote viewing yet takes into consideration to the individual viewer's archival record. . Cc. (U) Partial Application of Analysis System to Existing Target Pool (U) We have used an existing target pool (developed under a separate program) as a test bed for the analysis system described above. 1. (U) Criteria for Inclusion in the Target Pool Targets in this pool have the following characteristics: e Each target is within an hour and a half automobile drive of SRI International. e Each target simulates A ~~ mmsite ( _» interest. e Each target fits generally within one of five functional categories: Production, Recreation, Scientific, Storage, and Transportation. “@ Each target meets a consensus agreement of experienced RV monitors and analysts about inclusion in the pool. (U) The pool consists of 65 targets. Initially, they were divided into 13 groups of five targets each, where each group contained one target from each of five functional categories. By carefully organizing the targets in this way, the maximum possible functional difference of the targets within each group was ensured. Table 1 shows a numerical listing of these targets. 7 Approved For Release saa tied : aie Aiea ace eaeemaaiaaaal
Approved For Release ee : ce eee" . <ansformer Station - xJoark © uzsilite Dish T-apons Storage wal Fleet uzyvel Quarry _—mming Pool . oaervatory C “ron ~ccping and Receiviz., 1 Zenhouse Same Area > Zcalite Dishes =~z=t Warehouse cai Air Station aucr Refinery , 72. tround -~arilum aun Yard -caraft size Treatment Plar . iver Tower UNCL-—"7IED Table 1 (U) Numerical Listing of Targets . Space Capsule . Coastal Battery . Bay Area Rapid Transit . Salt Refinery . Candlestick Park . Solar Observatory . Food Terminal . Pedestrian Overpass . Electrica] Plant . White Plaza . Space Shuttle . Coastal Battery . Train Terminal . Sawmill . Pond . Wind Tunnel . Grain Terminal . Submarine . Cogeneration Plant . Park . Linear Accelerator . Dump > (U) Fuzzy Set Element List . Pump Station . Ice Plant . Caves/Cliffs . Bevatron . Barn . Golden Gate Bridge . Modern Windmills . Baylands Nature Preserve . Gas Plant . Auto Wreckers . Fishing Fleet . Radio Towers . Vineyard . Pharmaceutical Laboratory . Toxic Waste Storage . Airport . Car Wash . Old Windmill . Nuclear Accelerator . Reservoir . Train Station j In FY 1°89, we developed a prototype analysis system for analyzing targets an: ~e=cnses inf emote viewings. A list of elements, based on target function (i.e., the ==i0n specification), is arranged in levels from relatively abstract (information poor) to the rela. =~ complex (informativn rich), Having levels of elements is advantageous in that each can be vexed separately in the analysis. (U) This universal set of elements (included as Appendix A) represents primary elex=cn in the existing target pool of 65 targets. The set was derived exclusively from this knovz uzget pool. In an actual RV session, however, a viewer does not have access to the elermscz .st, and thus is not constrained to respond within its confines. An accurate RV analysis mus: x=ude any additional Gata that may be provided in the response; therefore, additional Spac 223 been provided on the analysis sheets (see Appendix A) to include elements that are part := :e response but not :nitially included as part of the universal set. 8 Approved For Release 2000/0608 : CIA-RP86-00789R002200530001-9