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Stage
V Training
Stage
V consists
of
a methodology
to
interrogate
the
"signal”
line.
As
such,
it
is
used
by
the viewer
on an optional
basis when additional
qualitative
information
is
required
to
identify
the nature
of
the
target
site.
If
the
purpose and
function of
the
target
site
has
been uncovered
by Sl-SIV efforts,
then
the viewer proceeds directly
to Stage
VI;
otherwise
SV techniques must
be
employed.
(a)
General orientation
(b)
Major
Stage
V theory
and
lectures,
accompanied
by
essay requirements
to
show understanding.
(c)
Specific
interrogation methods with regard
to
Stage
V
signals;
lectures
and practical
exercises.
(d)
Listing
of
signal
contents,
and
training of objecti-
fication procedures
of
Stage
V interrogation processes;
practical
exercises.
(e)
Special noise
components
to
be expected
as
a result
of
interrogation of
signal
line;
lectures
and practical
exercises
.
(f)
Anomalies
encountered
in
implementing
Stage
V processes.
(g)
Lack
of
self-correcting mechanisms during implementation
of
Stage
V.
(h)
Guidelines
as
to when
to resort
to,
and when
to
stop,
use
of Stage
V techniques
in
a
given viewing.
Stage
VI
Training
Stage
VI
training consists
of
learning how
to use
special modeling
techniques
to
increase dimensional
contact with
the
target
site,
and how
to read
the
signal
lines
thereby activated.
(a)
General orientation
(b)
Introduction
to
the use
of physical materials
that can
be
utilized
to achieve Stage
VI yields,
and
the order
in which
they can be utilized.
(c
)
The prime
Stage
VI
signal
line;
exercises
.
lectures
and practical
(d)
Time
tolerance
guide;
lectures.
(e)
Running
of
Stage
IV techniques
in tandem with
activities;
lectures
and practical
exercises.
Stage
VI
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Verbal Description
of
the Project
The purpose
of
the FY
1984 Evaluation project
is
threefold:
to refine
further
the RV Evaluation procedures developed
in FYs
1981
through
1983,
to develop additional
RV procedures
to assist
in quantifying
the
RV product,
and
to evaluate additional
raw data
as
it
is
generated.
The
foundation procedures upon which
further development will proceed
are
two:
a
-
3 point Accuracy Rating Scale
(attached),
which can be
used
to provide
a
"bottom- line n assessment
of
the accuracy /qual ity
of
individual elements
in
a
transcript,
or
of
the
transcript
as
a whole;
and
a concept-by-concept evaluation procedure, which
leads
to
a weighted
average overall
score.
0 TO
3 POINT ACCURACY RATING SCALE
FOR TARGET/TRANSCRIPT CORRESPONDENCE
LEVEL OF CORRESPONDENCE
DEFINITION
LITTLE OR NO CORRESPONDENCE
SELF-EXPLANATORY.
" A
MISS."
SOME CORRESPONDENCE
MIXTURE
OF CORRECT AND INCORRECT
ELEMENTS.
ENOUGH OF THE FORMER TO
INDICATE
POSSIBLE
"ACCESS" TO THE
SITE,
ALTHOUGH CHANCE CANNOT
BE
RULED
OUT.
"AMBIGUOUS."
GOOD CORRESPONDENCE
GOOD DESCRIPTION WITH SEVERAL ELEMENTS
MATCHING, BUT SOME
INCORRECT INFORMATION
"A
HIT."
EXCELLENT CORRESPONDENCE
EXCELLENT
DESCRIPTION.
UNAMBIGUOUS
UNIQUE MATCHABLE
ELEMENTS, WITH
RELATIVELY
LITTLE
INCORRECT INFORMATION.
"EXCELLENT
HIT."
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