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                         Phenomenological Research
                                    and
Analysis
                                  Author:
         Edwin C. May, Ph.D., Douglas MacGowan, and Earling DeGraff
31 December 1993
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                         An Employee-Owned Company
                               Presented to:
                              U. S. Government
                         Contract MDA908-93-C-0004
                              (Client Private)
Submitted by:
               Science Applications International Corporation
                       Cognitive Sciences Laboratory
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 I OBJECTIVE
 The objective of this document is to provide a periodic status report for research and analysis of anoma-
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11 PROGRESS REPORT
1. Technical Milestones
in this section, we provide highlights of the technical progress during the period between 11 September
1993 through 31 December 1993.
1.1 ClIn 1: Research
S'~j 13rimary activities during the reporting period included:
2. Changes
There were no changes to the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory, method of operation, management, or
milestones during this reporting period.
3. Problems
There were no problems encountered during the reporting period.
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0 Concluded Physiological Effects of Remote Observation Experiment.
9 Concluded Anomalous Cognition/Entropy Experiment.
* Concluded EEG Experiment.

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 4. Financial summary
 4.1 Total Project Statistics ($1,425,613 k) CLIN 001
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 Figure 1. Financial Performance for Total Project
 Thtal Project Financ iaIHistory
                 
                 

 29 January 1993 $47,979
                 

 1 March 1993    $135,769
                 

 26 March 1993   $254,921
                 

 23 April 1993   $409,954
                 

 26 May 1993     $512,946
                 

 22 June 1993    $595,783
                 

 16 July 1993    $694,479
                 

 13 August 1993  $803,520
                 

 10 September    $898,680
 1993            
                 

 11 October 1993 $984,322
                 

 11 November 1993$1,050,372
                 

 7 December 1993 $1,128,179
                 

 Figure 1. shows that the overall project expenditures are above the ideal linear curve. T'his can be ac-
 counted for by the fact that subcontractors, consultants, government furnished equipment and mainte-
 nance, were paid in the beginning of the contract. As we approach the end of the contract, the actual
 costs will level to the linear spending curve.
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