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Technical Protocol for the MEG Investigation Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000180010-9 In general the effect size, £, may be defined as: Zz &é=-, 3 i (3) where 7 is the sample size. Let sac be the empirically derived effect size for anomalous cognition (AC). Thenz4c=pac in Figure 3 is computed from Equation 3. From Figure 3 we see that power is defined by: oo 2 ¢ ahs] -05 Power = 1 | e ( Osc } de. (4) Cgc V20 2c Let z= § = Hac Oxc Then Equation 4 becomes oe - 0.52" 1 2e ~ Hae 5 Power Ton | e az, where z’, “Tio (5) ze For planning purposes, it is convenient to invert Equation 5 to determine the number of trials that are necessary to achieve a given power under the H, hypothesis. If we define z(P) to be the z-score asso- ciated with a power P then the number of trials required is given by: 424(P) n= (6) AC where ec is the estimated mean value for the effect size under Hj. Figure 4 shows the power, calcu- lated from Equation 5, for various effect sizes for z, = 1.645. Trials Figure 4. Statistical Power for Various Effect Sizes Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000180010-9"°
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If we define z(P) to be the z-score asso-
ciated with a power; P, then the number of trials required is given by:
n = 4z2(P)
(6)
where eac is the estimated mean value for the effect size under Hi. Figure 4 shows the power, calcu-
lated from Equation 5, for various effect sizes for Zg = 1.645.
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ROUTE ro ORIGINATOR (Symbol) DATE pi [Pac | Sign ———— ih “T Coord PAG TA 13 Jul 93 (3 [pc [Coord | sss ACTION CE EICE r4 [oc [coord | > re] DAP 2 ee ee PE TYPED GRADE AND SURNAME || TT a Cd i a es SUBJECT AAP Waiver Request (PR No. 230/0102Z/93) SGiJ SGtJ REMARKS 1. PURPOSE: Waiver of Process for Advanced Acquisition Planning (AAP) to procure external assistance for assessments of selected technical aspects of foreign developments in anomalous phenomena. 2. DISCUSSION: a. DIA first learned of the possibility of receiving additional Congressionally directed funds for conducting phenomenological research and analysis in November 1991. Actual funding levels were not known until December and the funds were not released to PAG-TA until late January 1992. According to the Congressional language, this FY92 funding is intended to be used as follow-on to the existing PAG-TA contract in this area (MDA-908-91-C-0037) and to initiate new research and other activities. b. Since this follow-on activity was not originally planned by DIA, there was no way to initiate an AAP package as required by February 1991. Consequently, due to the unexpected nature of this Congressional action,, the resulting late timing of contract package initiation, and the ‘need to expedite procurement to facilitate research continuity, it is essential that a waiver for Scientific Review Board (SRB) involvement in processing this purchase request for existing contract modification be granted. 3. RECOMMENDATION: DAP approve waiver of the process for purchase request 330/01022/93 by signing endorsement on this Staff Summary Sheet. SG1J 1 ENCLOSURE Procurement Request 330/01022/93 Chief, PAG Approved: Disapproved: DIA FORM 1 OCTOBER 1962 (Previous edition wilt be used until exhausted) DIAR 12-8 ~ Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000200002-5
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(PR No.
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REMARKS
1.
PURPOSE :
Waiver of Process for Advanced Acquisition Planning
(AAP)
to procure external assistance for assessments of selected
technical aspects of foreign developments in anomalous phenomena.
2.
DISCUSSION :
a.
DIA first learned of the possibility of receiving
additional Congressionally directed funds for conducting
phenomenological research and analysis
in November 1991.
Actual
funding levels were not known until December and the funds were not
released to PAG-TA until
late January 1992.
According to the
Congressional
language,
this FY92
funding
is intended to be used as
follow-on to the existing PAG-TA contract
in this area
(MDA-908-91-C-0037 )
and to initiate new research and other
activities
.
b.
Since this follow-on activity was not originally planned by
DIA,
there was no way to initiate an AAP package as required by
February
1991.
Consequently,
due to the unexpected nature of this
Congressional action,* the resulting late timing of contract package
initiation,
and the 'need to expedite procurement to facilitate
research continuity,
it
is essential that a waiver for Scientific
Review Board
(SRB)
involvement in processing this purchase request
for existing contract modification be granted.
3.
RECOMMENDATION :
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request 330/0102Z/93 by signing endorsement on this Staff Summary
Sheet.
SGI J
1 ENCLOSURE
Procurement Request 330/0102Z/93
Chief,
PAG
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OCTOBER
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DT
1,
Subject purchase request
Is returned without approval.
The justification
for other
than
full
and
open
competition
is
not
acceptable.
It
cites
the
authority under the Competition
In Contracting Act which allows an exception
to
the
requirement
for
full
and
open
competition
based
on
the
fact
that
disclosure of the Agency’s needs would compromise national
security.
Use of
this exception must
be justified
anjdijjjaragraph. 5.
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of the justification for
other than full and open competition p'rovldes-no justification other than the
'Statement that disclosure would compromise national
security.
Justification
must be provided.
Additionally,
the exception cited only permits
an excep-
tion
from
the
requirement
for
advertising
the
need;
it
does
not
authorize
sole source procurement
and the law requires
that limited competition among
as many sources
as possible be conducted.
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is
a separate exception for
that
which
states
that
only
one
source
can
satisfy
the government’s
need,
DIAM
44-2
should
be
consulted
for
the
necessary justification
required
to
invoke this exemption.
2.
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DT
desires
to
resubmit
the
request
with
either
additional
justification
for
the
exemption
cited
along
witJu-a—plaafor
limited
competition;
or,, with
a
new justification usinq^nother exemptuon^,
OC will
review the revised justification.
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is
to pursue
ge ne ral
phenomenological
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In support of on-going activity, we require the following tasks to be completed by 31 December 1994:
Taskl
Construct a retrospective review and technical analysis of the data that have been produced by the op-
erations section since 1979. This should include a description of protocols and, where possible, ground
truth analysis. The objectives are to determine categories of operational tasking that lead to successful
and unsuccessful results and to collect into a single document the best prima facie examples together
with their supporting material.
Task 2
Construct and maintain an on-line, computerized database for the information from Task 1.
Task 3
Construct and maintain an on-line, computerized database for the analysis of continuing operations.
Task 4
Conduct workshops with representatives of the operations user-communities to identify:
a.
Current real-world requirements for anomalous cognition technology.
b.
Forms of data that are best suited for user-community analysis.
c.
Logistics for significant liaison for responsive tasking and ground-truth feedback for performance
analysis.
Task 5
Conduct workshops with representatives of the physiology, physics, and psychology research communi-
ties for the purpose of determining specific experiments that would be likely to yield the most produc-
tive insights into improving the quality of the data and the understanding of the mechanisms of anoma-
lous mental phenomena.
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Task 6
Conduct operational test-bed experiments in which total ground-truth is available. This should include
a complete technical analysis of the accuracy and reliability of practitioners currently associated with
the program.
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