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Target: Technical facility.
Purpose: To obtain technical information sufficient to differentiate
among possible alternative technical processes of interest.
Plan: Carry out a remote-viewing experiment on client -designated
operational target of interest with minimum information
supplied to subject (compatible with designating target
unambiguously).
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Experiment is. to be carried out with participation of
person knowledgeable of structure of target facility
and technical processes of interest.
Provide viewer with target location, by street map
if possible, and provide viewer with picture or drawing
of target facility containing only enough information to
permit visual recognition during target acquisition.
Viewer moves into real-time viewing. Knowledgeable
participant listens to viewer description, lightly
questioning if necessary, in an effort to calibrate
viewer description on the basis of information known
a priori to participant but not to viewer.
Move into phase of more leading questioning, if necessary,
again providing as little cueing as possible so as to
maximize uncued information flow from viewer. Purpose
of this phase is to permit viewer to originate freely
while being guided into area of technical interest. This
is to permit relevant but unprejudiced viewing on the part
of the viewer and continuing calibration on the part of
@the knowledgeable participant.
(e) Break operation of real-time viewing at this poi'ht:
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Depending on results, provide viewerr' with minimal
dditional information, e.g., floor plan, process of
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etc., to permit two-or three-day period of
relatively unbiased but focussed generation of spontaneous
impressions by viewer.
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(f) Discuss data to date with viewer, and then resume real-
time viewing, providing viewer with additional known
information in order to maximize possible information
retrieval, recognizing that the additional information
to the vi"ewer at this point is at the cost of
calibration within ihe experiment.
(g) If and when appropriate, follow experiment with evalua-
tion as to quality of results (to degree possible, recogniz-
ing issues of sensitivity).
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