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Approved For Release oud HEME Pitpempaaas-00788R001500120042-8 MEMO aa ll sa “//T\\™N International ar, +. op IZ e"9 ; . Tos LTC Robert Jachim Dates 18 May 1982 From Dr. Hy Ey Puthoff, Dr. BE. C. May Locations Gale Subjects S-Item Proposed Frojects List CCCs As a further comment on the items submitted for project cangsideration, Following is an attempt to order by what we mould consider priority as Pay as rapid payoff is concerned, iL. Screening/Selections Everything is in place ta obtain the best that can be axpectad from tasting mathods, and the expeacttion is for rapid payvot# in terme of a either a usable test quickly, ar unequivocal indications as ta why testing methods are ot appropriate for the area under consideration. @o RY Jamming/Ambient ELF: Should there be a notable correlation between RV parfornance and ambient ELF fields, this correlation could be determined very quickly with a moderate effort, and would be of immediate use in the field as far as daternining optimum viewing windows toa be used. a. Target Searchs There is ample evidence in the peychoonergetics literature that various approachas to this problem have bean successful in the pat, and therefare every evidence that the applicatian of straightforward reggarch methodology should provide progress in this area, 4. Audio Analysiss Previous research efforts in this laborateary have shown the potential for developing a successful audio atrateqy for differentiating correct fram incorrect RY respange. Gince the appropriate atrategy may diffar from person to person, such strategies may ba pergon-dependent, indicating a little more difficulty up front in auatinating the probability of immediate payor, we Biofeedback (mare properly, Biomanitoring)s Potentially of large payoff, this tagk provides tha greatest uncertainty up front, as research efforts in the field Cin biomonitoring) with regard ta defining a “psi-conducive" or “psi-productive" state have yet to yvield Clearcut results. This area of endeavor therefore constitutes basic R&l. SRI international 333 Ravenswood Ave. * Menlo Park, CA 94025 © (415) 326-6200 © TWX: 910-373-1246 e TELEX: 334463 e Facsimile: (415) 326-5512 Approved For Releas DP96-00788R0015001 20042-8
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Locations
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a Further comment
on
the
items submitted
For project consideration,
f o 1
.1 o w
.1 n g
i s
an
attempt
to order
by
m h a t
me
mould
consider priority
as
far
as
rapid
payoff
is concerned*
l-
Screening /Select ions
Everything
is
in
place
to obtain
the best
that
can
be expected
from
testing
methods,
and
the expecttion
is
for
rapid payoff
in
terms
of
a either
a usable test quickly,
or unequivocal
indications as
to
why testing
methods
are
ot appropriate
for
the area
under
consideration-
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J a m in
.i. n g / Am b i e n t
E' l,„ F
S h ou 1 d
there be
a
n o t a b I e
c o r r e 1 a t i o n
b e t ui p e
n
RM performance
and
ambient
ELF
fields,
this correlation
could
be
determined
very quickly
with
a moderate effort,
and
would
be
of
immediate
use
in
the
field
as
far
as determining
optimum viewing
windows
to be used.
o.
Target
Search;
There
is ample evidence
in
the psychoenergetics
literature
that various approaches
to
this
problem have
been
successful
in
the
past,
and
therefore every evidence that the application
of straightforward
research
methodology should
provide progress
in
this
area.
Audio
Analysis;
Previous research efforts
in
this laboratory have
shown
t h e
p o te rt t i a 1
f or
d e v e 1 o p i n g
a
s u o c e s s fu 1
a u d i o
s t r a t e g y
fo
r
differentiating
correct
from
incorrect
RU response-
Since
the appropriate
strategy
may differ
from
person
to person,
such strategies
may
be
person -dependent,
indicating
a
little more difficulty
up
front
in
estimating
the probability
of
immediate
payoff.
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Biofeedback
(more properly.
Biomonitoring);
Potentially
of
large
payoff,
this
task
provides
the greatest uncertainty
up
front,
as
research
efforts
in
the
field
(in
biomonitoring)
with
regard
to
defining
a
"psi-condue i ve"
or
"psi •productive" state have yet
to yield
clearcut
results.
This area
of endeavor therefore constitutes basic
R&D.
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INTELLIGENCE MATERIEL DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT OFFICE
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20755
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NOV 07 1983
SRI- International
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Park,
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Gentlemen:
This
Letter
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Number
constitutes
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contract
for
services
listed
in
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Statement
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2)
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174,945
69,997
64,990
39,995
$469,925
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will
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US Army
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"CENTER
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and
Security
Procedures
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is
included
at
Enclosure
6.
All
correspondence,
documents,
communications,
or
references will
be
executed within that classification.
The
SRI- International
Security
Officer
will
furnish
the
Contracting
Officer
Technical
Representative
(COTR)
a
list
of
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5240. 1-R
(Dec
1982),
and
Code
of
Federal
Regulations,
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services,
CFR
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(8
March
1983).
Requirements concerning
the
use
of
human
subjects
are
at
enclosure
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be
made
in
full
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Park,
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of
this
Letter
Order.
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Califorina
94025,
upon
Delivery Schedule
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as
specified
in
Statements
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training
and
within
months
from
acceptance
of
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