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Phenomenological Research
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Analysis
Author:
Edwin C. May, Ph.D.
9 June 1992
ScienceApplications InternationalCorporation
An Employee-Owned Company
Presented to:
U. S. Government
Contract MDA908-91-C-0037
(Client Private)
Submitted by:
Science Applications International Corporation
Cognitive Sciences Laboratory
1010 El Camino Real, Suite 330, P.O. Box 1412, Menlo Park, CA 94025
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I OBJECTIVE
The objective of this document is to provide a periodic status report for research and analysis of anoma-
lous mental phenomena.*
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II PROGRESS REPORT
1. Technical Milestones
In this section, we provide highlights of the technical progress during the period between 31 March
through 6 June 1992.
Please see the Interim Technical Report for the same time period for complete
details.
1.1 Clin 1: Research
The primary activities during the reporting period included:
• Continue new approaches with the sponsor for potential applications.
• Continue conducting AC trials within lucid dreams with both populations.
• Completed geomagnetic correlations to AC.
• Continue enhancing detection ofAC with binary coding experiment.
• Conclude Thrget and Sender Dependencies in Anomalous Cognition Experiment.
• Attend Society for Scientific Exploration Conference 6/10—6/15.
1.2 Clin 3: Support Activity
There was no activity under this clin.
1.3 Clin 4: Hardware and Software
All hardware and software purchases have been received.
1.4 Clin 5: Support Activity (Option 1)
There was no activity under this clin.
2. Changes
No changes to the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory, method of operation, management, or milestones
occurred during this reporting period.
3.
Problems
There were no problems encountered during the reporting period.
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4. Financial summary
4.1 Total Project Statistics ($1,442,057 k)
Figure 1 shows that the overall project expenditures are near the ideal linear curve. The actual spending
curve falls below the linear model. This can be accounted for by the fact that the subcontract vouchers
and the expected equipment purchases are not yet included in these figures.
Figure 1.
Financial Performance for Total Project
Thble 1.
Total Project Financial History
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1 March 1991
$6,812
29 March 1991
$41,632
26 April 1991
$91,944
24 May 1991
$211,899
21 June 1991
$258,388
19 July 1991
$328,615
16 August 1991
$399,904
13 September 1991
$484,452
11 October 1991
$567,262
08 November 1991
$626,577
06 December 1991
$749,229
10 January 1992
$829,206
31 January 1992
$925,595
29 February 1992
$974,140
31 March 1992
$1,047,683
1 May 1992
$1,130,585
28 May 1992
$1,205,105
09 June 1992
$1,218,936
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4.2 CLIN 1 — Research ($1,062,760 k)
The remaining items left to perform on the statement of work will be completed on this CLIN.
Thble 2.
Total Project Financial History
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Expenditure ($k)
1 March 1991
$6,812
29 March 1991
$34,528
26 April 1991
$60,232
24 May 1991
$92,813
21 June 1991
$115,303
19 July 1991
$151,531
16 August 1991
$177,491
13 September 1991
$215,398
11 October 1991
$244,112
08 November 1991
$309,198
06 December 1991
$387,474
10 January 1992
$466,776
31 January 1992
$561,092
28 February 1992
$606,832
27 March 1992
$683,180
1 May 1992
$763,351
28 May 1992
$837,870
09 June 1992
$851,702
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