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COORDINATE
; REMOTE VIEWING
The Coordinate Remote Viewing
(CRV)
training procedure
wa .<3
developed by an SR I- Internet i ona 1
(SRI-I)
subcontractor
in
the
early
1 980s
to satisfy E&D demands
on SRI— I
to enhance
the
reliability
(scientific replicability)
of remote viewing
(RV)
.
The subcontractor's approach
to improving
the reliability of RV
was
to focus
on
the control
o'f those factors that
in
his view
tend
to introduce
"noise"
into
the
RV product
(imaginative,
environmental,
and interviewer overlays).
The basic components
of this training procedure consist
of:
(1)
Repeated site-address
(coordi na t e )
presentation,
with
quick -reaction
response by the
reinote
viewer;
coupled with
a
restrictive format for reporting perceived information
(to
minimize
imaginative overlays).
j
(2)
The use
of
a special ly—designed,
acoustic-tiled,
relatively featureless,
homogeneously-colored
"viewing
chamber"
(to minimize environmental
overlays).
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(3)
The adoption
of
4 strictly-prescribed,
limited
'
* n
r v i G w G r patter
(to minimize
interviewer overlays).
Yi
Yi
The applied CRV training procedure requires
that the trainee
learn
a progressive multi-stage acquisition process postulated to
correspond
to
i nc r eased contact with the
site.
Initially the
trainee
is presented with RV sites requiring minimal
detection
and decoding skills
(’’stage one” sites).
When
the trainee
demonstrates
an ability to control
the
’’signal
line” and reliably
’’objectifies” accurate descriptions
,
the
next
’’stage”
of training
is
engaged.
This procedure continues through
’’stage
six”
and
-
usually takes
a number
of months
to master.
The CRV Stages
are
identified
as
follows:
Stage
One
—
Stage Two
a
Stage Three
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mountains,
deserts,
etc.
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SUBJECT:
CENTER
LANE
ACSI
IPR
-
23 February
1984
(U)
e
(U)
GRILL FLAME Evaluations
(scientific)
f
(U)
CENTER
LANE
Personnel
Selection Procedures
9*
(U)
CENTER
LANE
Training Programs
h
(U)
CENTER
LANE Historical
Overview
The
only
information
paper
read
by
MG
Odom
was
"CENTER
LANE
Personnel
Selection Procedures"
(TAB
F,
Incl
2).
Also
prepared
for
the
briefing
was
the
"CENTER
LANE
Selected
Projects
Book
which documents
in
detail
of
the
projects
conducted
by
this
office
since
MG
Odom's
last
briefing
.in
November
1981.
The
"CENTER
LANE
Selected
Projects
Book"
is
maintained
under
separate
cover
by
this
office.
During
the
briefing,
MG
Odorn
r,
.
scanned
the
book
which
contains
Agent
Reports,
cuing
II
information,
and
sponsor
evaluations,
and
^ read
carefully
the
\
\
s u mm ary
sheets
provided
for
each
of
the
six
selected
projects
\
I
(Incl
3).
\\
2.
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN )
The
briefing
was
well
received
by
MG
Odom.
During
the
briefing,
MG
Odom
asked
several
pertinent
questions y
and
made
several
astute comments.
They
are
listed
below:
a.
(S/CL-1/N0F0RN)
What
is
a
remote
viewing
interview? y
(Complete
answer
provided.)
b.
(S/CL-1/N0F0RN)
Where
do
the
viewers
live
and
what
dc>/
they
do
between
projects
(interviews)?
(Complete
answer
provided
.
)
q
c.
(S/CL-2/N0F0RN)
How
are
these
projects
tasked?
/
l
(Complete
answer
provided;
DAMI-ISH
tasked
to
determine
if
j
system
was
adequate.)
d.
(S/CL-2/N0F0RN)
When
did
INSCOM
go
from
R&D
to
operational
and
who
told
them
to
do
so?
(OACSI
tasked
to
find
out.)
NOTE:
CENTER
LANE
and
GRILL
FLAME
efforts
have
always
y
had
concurrent
R&D
and
operational
activities.
The
approval
procedures
for
the
efforts
were
available
in
an
Information
Paper,
subject:
CENTER
LANE
Approval
Procedures
(U),
but
the
flow
of
the
briefing
did
not
permit
MG
Odom
to
review
the
paper
at
the
time
the
question
came
up
(TAB
C,
Incl
2).
e.
(S/CL-1/N0F0RN)
What
are
your
funding
levels?
(Complete
answer
provided
for
5-year
history
and
FY
84.)
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATE i
o
a
o ~7
Apr
REPLY TO
ATTN OF t
DT“S
subject.
sun STREAK Quarterly Reports
(U)
to:
DT
(Dr.
Vorona)
SG1J
1.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The mission
of
the SUN STREAK Prototype
Operational
Group
(POG)
is
to undertake
operational
intelligence
applications using
an
aspect
of
psychoener get i cs known
as Remote
Viewing
(RV)
.
An
i n
responsible
for
the development
and
implementation
oi
the
in-
house training program.
Included with the attached SUN STREAK
Activities Report
is their
training report
for first
quarter
of
CY
87.
2.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The
SUN STREAK Activities
Report
for
first
quarter
CY
covers
the
number
of
training sessions,
the number
of operations
and operational
sessions,
and
the number
of Utility
Assessment targets
and sessions worked
for
the
first
quarter
of
CY
87.
3.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
During
the
last
weeks
of
the first quarter
CY
87,
two additional
viewers became operational
bringing
the number
of Sources
to
six.
Upon completion
of Stage
IV training,
a
viewer
is considered capable
of becoming operational.
Source
#079 completed Extended Remote
Viewing
(ERV)
training
and Source
#011
completed stage
IV of Coordinate Remote Viewing
(CRV)
training.
Source
#011
will
now begin
Stage
V training with stage
VI
to follow.
4.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The
output continued
to
be high during this
quarter,
despite
the
fact
that
one viewer spent five
weeks
in
the
hospital
and
on convalescent
leave
and
a second viewer
took
five
weeks
of
unprogramed
leave.
The addition
of
the
two viewers
mentioned
in paragraph
and the return
of the office
to full
strength should make
the upcoming quarter
the most productive
quarter
to
date.
)
HANDLE
VIA
SKEET
CHANNELS
ONLY
V.
' rn
!o NOTICE:
SENSITIVE
m'NCE SOURCES.AND
.,; w !j"iCDS INVOLVED
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LANE
ACSI
IPR
-
23 February
1984
(U)
f.
(U)
MG
Odom
asked
several
questions
about
the
selection
and
screening
of
personnel
as
he
reviewed
the
selection
k<,
information
paper.
He
wanted
more
information
on
the
y
~
psychological
tests
used
by
the
Staff
Psychologist.
LTC
Hartzell
has
been
tasked
to
provide
this
information.
g.
(S/CL-3/N0F0RN)
MG
Odom
directed
that
RAPT
will
not
bell/"7
used
as
a
screening
tool
for
CENTER
LANE
until
oversight
jj
problems
are
resolved.
h.
(U)
Who
are
POC's
at
CIA
and
NSA?
(Complete
answer
provided
.
)
i.
(U)
Who
decided
on
the
projects
(work
statements)
in
the
proposed
DIA P-6
MIPR?
(Complete
answer
provided.)
MG
Odom
stated
that
the
ACSI
staff
had
some
internal
coordination
problems
to
resolve
concerning
this
issue
that
were
not
of
INSCOM
concern
and
terminated
further
discussion
on
the
subject.
Incl
as
BRIAN
BUZ BY
LTC,
MI
CENTER
LANE
Project
Manager
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In some areas, however, the MEG
technique has definite advantages over the EEG:
(1)
ERPs
taken
from
the
scalp
provide
little
information
regarding
the
precise
three-dimensional distribution of the neuronal sites producing the electrical activity.
Brain tissues of unknown electrical conductivity and thickness, individual variations in
skull thickness and geometry, and proximity to openings in the skull all make obtaining
such detailed information difficult. The same is not true when using a MEG. Neuronal
magnetic fields can travel through brain tissues without being significantly altered; this
property, coupled with the
dipole model,
results
in high
spatial
resolution of the
neuronal activity.
(2) EEG procedures are occasionally costly and can be invasive:
EEG electrodes must be
attached directly to the skull or to the brain of the subject, whereas MEG sensors are
extracranial and are simply lowered into position against the skull.
(3)
There
is much controversy over the appropriate reference electrode in EEG work (a
reference electrode
is required with
electric potential measurements, because only
differences in electric potential are measured)
. There is no such problem with a MEG,
because the measurement of magnetic
fields
is absolute.
In a cooperative arrangement with Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), we have been
provided access to a seven-channel MEG under the auspices of the Neuromagnetism Laboratory.
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