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SG1C ( Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000500780001-2 wo i ry Fey ENE tin SUMMARY ANALYSIS REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION DC-54 1. (S/NOFORN) This report documents a remote viewing session conducted in compliance with a request for information concerning a suspected event of 15 Dec 80, [— 2. (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer's impressions of the target are provided as raw intelligence data, and, as such, have not been subjected to any inter- mediate analysis, evaluation or collation. Interpretation and use of the information provided is the responsibility of the requestor. 3. (S/NOFORN) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the document Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol (S), undated. 4, (S/NOFORN) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made by the remote viewer reference his impressions of the target site. At TAB B is target. cuing information provided the remote viewer. NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS ORE a; 76-00788R000500780001-2 Approved For Release
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March
1,
1976
Proposal
for Research
SRI
No.
ISH 76-68
DETECTION OE REMOTE LOW-LEVEL EM SOURCES
Part One—Technical Proposal
Prepared
by:
Harold Puthoff
Russell Targ
Electronics
and Bioengineering
Laboratory
Approved
:
Earle
D.
Jones,
Director
Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory
Bonnar
Cox,
Executive Director
Information Science and Engineering Division
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Proposal
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76-68
DETECTION OF REMOTE LOW-LEVEL EM SOURCES
I
INTRODUCTION
For
the past
three years we have had
a program in the Electronics
and Bioengineering Laboratory
of
SRI
to investigate human registration
and perception of remote signals.
Of
special interest
is
the ability
of
certain individuals
to detect remote electromagnetic
stimuli which
appear
to be well shielded against detection.
This includes
a certain class
of apparent coupling between remote
electromagnetic
(strobelight)
stimuli and
the human nervous system as
detected by
the measurement
of variations
in the subject
s electroenceph-
alogram
(EEG)
, when overt responses
(e.g.
,
verbal reports)
provide no
evidence of such registration.
In
this unsolicited proposal
SRI proposes
to undertake
a one—month
EEG research program to investigate
the abilities and characteristics,
with regard
to remote EM source detection,
of an individual, whose
services will be made available by
the
client.
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REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION DCC-48
TIME
#66 :
This will be
a remote viewing session for 0900 hours,
13 May
1981.
At this time we'll conduct
a pre-session briefing to the
remote viewer.
This morning I'm going to be showing you
photograph', which
I now show
you, of the target building.
As you can see
it
is
a part
of
a city block,
and the gliding
we're interested
in
is bound by the arrows indicated.
#31:
Okay
#66 :
Your mission for this morning
is extremely interesting.
U.S.
Intelligence sources have indicated over the past several months
that information has been getting
out of that building.
There
are indications that certain discussions,
certain plans,
oper-
ations discussed only
in that building are somehow related
to
parties outside the building.
Up to this time our group remote
viewing effort has been able to obtain relevant data about
the
building itself.
Technicians have been unable to locate lis-
tening devices to the present time.
We have been asked to
assist
in discovering
in providing leads to where and how the
information
is leaving this building.
#31:
Okay.
It's the whole building?
#66:
Yes.
#31:
Okay.
#66:
So we are going to be asking you
to focus and concentrate on
the building
in the photographs
I am showing you,
and address-
ing yourself to the problem of information leaving this build-
ing.
#31:
Okay.
#66:
Do you have any questions concerning your task for this morning?
#31:
Nope.
#66:
All right.
You now have 25 minutes
in which to prepare your-
self for this mornings task.
Focus your attention now.
Focus solely and completely
on
the building
in the photograph
I have shown
you.
Focus
in
present time
on the building
in the photograph
I have shown
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A DYNAMIC PK EXPERIMENT WITH INGO SWANN
Edwin
C.
May"*" and Charles Honorton
Maimonides Medical Center
We report
a preliminary study of psychokinetic
influence on a
noise-driven binary random generator with Ingo Swann.
Mr.. Swann
has produced significant psi effects
in a variety of controlled
tests
in three different
laboratories.
He may, without exaggeration,
be called an applied specialist
in this
area.
Our primary objective,
therefore,
was not merely to provide another demonstration of
PK,
or
of Mr.
Swann's
abilities,
but rather,
to introduce him to this
form
of psychokinetic task in order
to assess
the feasibility of develop-
ing
a systematic research effort that would utilize Mr.
Swann's
in-'
sight and ability to maximum advantage.
One of us
(ECM)
had described the instrument, which we call
PSIFI,
in detail
to Mr.
Swann and
it appeared appropriate
that we
should take
a
"physics"
approach to the
PK task.
Before the experi-
ment began,
we explained the internal workings of the instrument and
the basic physics principles
involved to Mr.
Swann.
We partially
dismantled
the sensitive sections
of the
instrument
for his
inspection
pointing out internal data paths and the source of the random noise.
1 Present address.*
Physics Dept.,
City College
of San Francisco.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
I.
Statistical
Analysis of the Machine Experimental
Data
.
Forward-Bakcward State Transition Analysis
Experimental
Data Randomness Analysis
Best Strategy
.
.
II.
Analysis of S2 Data Responses
Strategy of S2
.......
Total
Color Choices
....
State Transition Color Choice
Hit Analysis
...........
Learning from Trial
to Trial
Learning Within
a Trial
....
III.
Miscellaneous
.
General
Trial
Information
Machine States
Plots of Passes
...........
Subject
-
Future Machine State Transition
Distribution of Machine State Colors
for Machine
Page
.
.
.
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Figure
1.1. a
Distribution of Machine Yellows Over Trials
1.1.
b
Distribution of Machine Greens Over Trials
1.1.
c
Distribution of Blues Over Trials
1.1.
d
Distribution of Machine Reds Over Trials
Figure
1.2
Distribution of Machine Colors When Samples are
Taken Five at
a Time
-jq
Figure 1.3
Distribution of Machine Colors When Samples
are
Taken 100 at
a Time
^
Figure
1.4
Distribution of Machine
Reds When the Samples
are Taken 100 at
a Time
Figure 1.5
Machine Color Distribution
for Machine
and
Machine
2 on
a Trial
to
Trial
Basis
Figure
2.1
S2 Color Choices
Figure 2.2
Plot of Number of Hits/Trial
Figure
2.3
Frequence Plot of Number of Hits
Figure 2.4
Cumulative Success
Ratio of Subject
(both machines
used)
Figure 2.5
Accumulative Probability of Succsss
on Machine
Figure 2.6
Accumulative Probability of Success on Machine
Figure
2.7
Hits
vs Trial
Number for Machine
Figure 2.8
Total
Number of Hits Within a Trial
Figure 3.1
Selected
Parameter Totals
Listed
by Trial
Number
Figure 3.2
Color States of Machine
During
the Experiment
Figure 3.3
Color States of Machine
2 During the Experiment
Figure 3.4
Total
Number of Passes of
a Trial
Figure 3.5
Total
Number of Passes
Summed of Sample Number
Figure 3.6
Plot of Number of Hits
per Trial
and Number of
Passes
per Trial
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Figure 3.7
State Transitions
From Subject Choice
to Future
Machine State
Figure 3.8
Distribution of Yellows
for Machine
Figure 3.9
Distribution of Greens for Machine
Figure 4.0
Distribution of Blues
for Machine
Figure 4.1
Distribution of Reds
for Machine
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Overview
An apparent phenomenon which
defies the theory of probability occurs
when Subject
2 plays
this experimental
game.
He significantly exceeds
his
probability of success,
.25,
by scoring over
.29.
The question that this
report addresses
is:
Is there
a statistical
or logical
reason why
he did
so well?
The methodology used
to attack this problem and the resulting
conclusions are summarized
below.
This
summary can also serve
as an outline
to this detailed report.
I.
Statistical
Analysis of the Machine Experimental
Data
Pre-experiment data analysis discovered
a non-random characteristic
through the examination of forward-backward
state transitions
(i.e.,
Red-Blue,
Blue-Red).
However,
the coefficient of correlation between
the forward and backward
states of
.58 for the experimental
data,
.49
for Machine
data
and
.48 for Machine
2 data were considered
low
enough that this approach was dropped.
Pre-experiment state transitions
had
a coefficient of correlation of
.93.
The experimental
data randomness analysis
consisted of examining
the distribution of color totals and
the distribution of each color
taken over various combinations
and permutations of the data.
No evidence
of non-randomness was discovered.
II.
Analysis
of the Subjects'
Data
Responses
The subject's responses were analyzed with
the emphasis on the
discovery of his strategy or the unveiling of
a trend which would give
him
a statistical
advantage.
The possibilities investigated produces
no solid reason
how
he was able to
be
so successful.
However,
in one
case there
is
a strong
indication wh^ he was able
to succeed.
It appears
that
he was
learning the states of Machine
2.
The details of this are
in
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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION D-97
1.
(S/N0F0RN)
This report documents
a remote viewing session conducted
in
compliance with
a request for information on
a target of interest.
The mission
was
to provide information concerning
a U.S.
Embassy
(in
an unknown country).
2.
(S/N0F0RN)
The protocol used for this session
is detailed in
the document
Grill Flame Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(S),
undated.
3.
(S/N0F0RN)
At
TAB
A
is
a summary
of the data presented by the remote viewer
during the session.
At
TAB
B are drawings made
by the remote viewer reference
his impressions of
the target
site.
At TAB
C
is target cuing information pro-
vided the remote viewer.
4.
(S/N0F0RN)
The summary at TAB
A represents the salient points provided by
the remote viewer and as such has not been subjected
to any intermediate analysis,
evaluation
or collation.
Interpretation and use
of the information
is the
responsibility
of the requestor.
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