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5.4
(S/NR
Some
of
the experiments/investigations required
to fulfill
this contract
may require participation
of
select government personnel.
All
such investigations will
be fully planned
and coordinated with
the COIR and
will
be under the purviews
of
the SDC and
the Human Use Review Committee.
5.5
(U)
Should unforseen schedule
of
other issues arise concerning
any
of
the specific
tasks identified
in section
6.0,
the C0TR will
be given
immediate notice.
If
necessary,
adjustments to priorities and schedules can
be approved
by the COIR
if
there
is no cost
or other
impact on the
over—all
program.
I he CO I R will
also review/approve all
anticipated research
protocols.
5.6
(U)
All
items
in section 6.0
(except
6.5)
will
be funded from the
R&.L portion
of
this contract.
Sections
6.1
through 6.4 shall
be expended
NLT
18 months after contract
award.
Section
6.5 will
be funded from the O&M
portion,
and shall
be expended
no later than 30 September
199.1.
Accounting
procedures to clearly identify the R&D and
the 0&M expeditures shall
be
implemented
by the contractor.
5*7
(LI!
Terms
of
reference and
additional
task details are on file by
the
COT'R and will
be provided
to the contractor to
.insure adequate task
understanding.
This material
is contained
in
D1A publication DT-S-1Q07-S.
29 NOV
1990.
6.0
(S/NF)
SPECIFIC TASKS:
6.1
(U)
Research Plan Development;
Provide inputs for development
of
a long-term comprehensi ve basic
and applied research plan.
This will
require extensive expert consultation and
will
involve an inter—laboratory,
inter-discipl inary approach.
6.2
iU>
s£as C c
' Resear c~i
6.2.1
(U)
Magnetoencephal ograph
(MEG)
Investigations:
./
h <r« ^
6.2. 1.1
(U)
Calibrate the electromagnetic/magneto-
(
*
encephal ograph
(MEG)
environment
and replicate earlier results using a'
’
variety
of population
types^
6.2. 1.2
(U)
Examine MEG evoked responses from several
population types and correlate with remote viewing ability for various
physical
conditions.
6 .2 . 2
(U)
Data Patterns/Correlations:
6.2.2.
(C)
Using data from past basic research
experiments,
compare target
features
(e.g.,
type,
dynamics)
with remote
vi ewi ng results to determine
if
any patterns or correlations exist.
6. 2. 2. 2
<C>
Initiate new= experiments to further examine
possible target type/remote viewing result correlations.
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6. 2. 2. 3
(U)
^Examine parapsychological
historical
results
to see
if correlations to geomagnetic activity exists;
initiate exploratory
investigations to repl icate/test findings.
6. 2. 2. 4
(U)
Examine parapsychologi cal
literature on
research projects to evaluate over-all
results and to identify possible
variables/correlations.
Jl>.,2.3
(U>
Theoretical
Issues:
6.2.3.
(U)
Initiate assessment/investigations of
potential
theoretical
constructs
that may help explain this phenomena.
This
may require considerations with on-going
basic research
in other
disciplines.
6. 2. 3. 2
(C)
Initiate investigation
of
issues that may
help explain targeting mechanisms.
6. 2. 3. 3
(U)
Initiate investigations into communication
^
potential
theory.
,
£U)
Altered
States;.
6.2.4.
(U>
Investigate remote viewing potential
of
lucid
/
t
and other altered states.
kV?"
<U)
Energetics:
6.2.5.
3.
(U)
Initiate limited experiments and develop
plans for follow-on energetics research.
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. Research
»
l|ff« 3 .. 1
( *J )
Msg n s't oan c ep h a i on r a o h
( HEG )
Dove I op mentis ?
»
/
A- 3« 1-1
CS/NR
Translate basic research MEG results
into
procedures useful
for practical
screening/selection activity,
<U>
Correl at ions/Pat tern Analysis:
6.3.2m!
( S/NF )
Con duc t
a var i et y of
r emot e viewing
f
£.2.
.
(
experiments with laboratory and government
personnel
in order
to identify
l
^
possible correlations with people
and project types and
to identify
strengths and weaknesses,
6. 3. 2.2
CU)
Evaluate/test beacon person conditions
(i.e.
,
sender /no sender)
in various experimental
environments.
This may require
detailed analysis
of
existing data bases.
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f-L.3.3
CU)
Training:
6.3.3.
(S/NF)
Examine previously developed training
procedure and determine strengths/weaknesses
of
specific elements.
6. 3. 3. 2
(S/NF)
Explore new/modified training procedures.
•4. 3. 4
(U)
Applications:
6.3.4. 1
(S/NF)
Initiate/explore expanded
or new
application
investigations to evaluate their feasibility.
6. 3. 4. 2
(S/NF)
Develop
and conduct various experiments to
test communication potential
of
remote viewing capabilities.
6. 3. 4. 3
(S/NF)
Initiate investigations to identify
possible ways for enhancing data quality.
6. 3. 4. 4
(S/NF)
Improve data analysis and evaluation
techniques for applied projects,
possibly using artificial
intelligence
procedures.
‘4v4
(U)
Research Methodology
(RS/D):
6.4.1
(U)
Recommend and establish,
with agency coordination,
the
Scientific Oversight Committee
(SOC)
,
Human Use Review Panel
and Policy
Board membership.
6.4.2
<U>
management,
SQC/Human
d nr u
e n t
p r ep a r a t
:i. on
..
supports
6,
through
Research Methodolgy Support
includes project
Use Review Panel /Pol icy Board,
computer requirements
admini strati on
and associated
travel
„
This task
» 4
above B
y
|fe5
(U)
Support Activity
(0&M5
6.5.3
(S/NF)
Develop protocols suitable
for
a variety
of
ap p 1
i c at
:i. on
p u r su its.
6.5. 4
government data
(C)
Identify hardware and software data base needs
for the
base system.
retri va’l
6.5„5
(U)
Assist
in
implementing select
of
the research
literature.
"on-1 ine”
storage
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7.0
(U)
QUICK REACTION CAPABILITY
(DRC)
:
The contractor will
maintain
a
quick response capability and
be prepared
to respond
in
less than 24 hours
to problems or unexpected demands for
brief
technical
papers that
may
e
developed during
the term
of
this project.
8.0
(U)
ALLOCATION OF EFFORT:
The
level
of
effort
to be applied to each
basic task category
is shown
in the following paragraphs.
R
fc
D:
Basic Task
No.
A1 location
of
Effort/
% Funding
(R&D)
6,
6.2
6.3
6.4
0 &
M:
Basi c Task No^
All acat i on
of
Effort/
n/tt Funding
(0&M)
6.5
1007.
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