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DIA Psychoenergetics Bibliographic Database — Initial Report (1990)

This document (DT-S-1005-5) is an initial report prepared by the Technology Assessment and Support Office (DT-S) within the Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence, Defense Intelligence Agency, dated 16 November 1990 and marked NOFORN (Not Releasable to Foreign Nationals). It reports on the status of a psychoenergetic bibliographic database as of 14 November 1990. The report describes programming milestones: a 'shell' translator program completed 5 Nov 1990, data-input programming tied in 7 Nov 1990, over 200 references entered by 9 Nov 1990, and data-retrieval programming completed and tested by 13-14 Nov 1990, built atop DBase III+. Retrieval supports queries by author, title, publisher, publication date, and library holdings. Planned second-stage programming (targeted for 15 Dec 1990) would enable subject-matter searching, with a third stage adding an index-based retrieval method. The bulk of the document is a complete listing of the catalogued bibliographic references, spanning parapsychology, extrasensory perception, psychokinesis, remote viewing, hypnosis, quantum theory and consciousness, Soviet and Chinese psychic research, and related topics. The bibliography cites numerous prominent parapsychology researchers and works, including J.B. Rhine, Robert Jahn and Brenda Dunne of Princeton, Harold Puthoff and Russell Targ of SRI, and Soviet sources such as Naumov and Vilenskaya. The report reflects U.S. intelligence interest in psychic research during the Cold War, consistent with programs later publicly known as STAR GATE.

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Description

A 27-page Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) initial report, dated 16 November 1990, documenting the development status of a computerized bibliographic database on psychoenergetics (parapsychology/psychic research), including a full listing of over 200 catalogued references. Released through the CIA CREST reading room.

Claims

  • A DIA psychoenergetic bibliographic database was developed, with shell, input, and retrieval programming completed between 5 and 14 November 1990.

    90%
  • More than 200 bibliographic references were entered into the database by 9 November 1990.

    90%
  • The database was built as a user-friendly translator layer over DBase III+, allowing retrieval by author, title, publisher, publication date, and library holdings.

    88%
  • Planned second-stage programming for subject-matter search was projected for completion by 15 December 1990.

    85%
  • The document reflects U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency interest in parapsychology and psychic-research literature during the Cold War.

    80%

Events

  1. Nov 4, 1990

    Shell programming completed

    The 'shell' translator program converting user requests into DBase III+ commands was completed.

  2. Nov 6, 1990

    Data-input programming tied in

    Programming allowing input of bibliographic data was completed and tied into the shell.

  3. Nov 8, 1990

    Initial references entered

    More than 200 bibliographic references were entered to form an initial foundation and test base; data-retrieval programming also completed this day.

  4. Nov 12, 1990

    Retrieval program testing completed

    Testing of the data-retrieval program was completed.

  5. Nov 13, 1990

    Retrieval tied into shell

    The retrieval program was tied into the shell; database status assessed as of this date.

  6. Nov 15, 1990

    Report date of publication

    Date of publication of the initial report and the listing of database contents.

  7. Dec 14, 1990

    Planned second-stage programming completion

    Subject-matter search capability was projected for completion by this date.

  8. Aug 7, 2000

    Approved for release

    Document approved for release per CIA stamp.

Dates mentioned

1990-11-161990-11-141990-11-051990-11-071990-11-091990-11-131990-12-152000-08-08

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INITIAL REPORT

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE (U)
INITIAL REPORT

Date of Fublication
16 November 1990

This is a Department of Defense Intelligence Document
prepared by the Technology Assessment and Support Office,
Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence
Defense Intelligence Agency.

FREFARED BY
Technology Assessment and Support Office (DT-S)

NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE (WU)

INTITIAL REPORT

I. (lu) PURPOSE:

() The purpose of this document is ta provide an initial report an
the status of the psychoenergetic bibliographic database as of 14

November, i990.

Il. (S/NE) PROGRAMMING STATUS: The programming for the bibliographic

database is camplete through the first stage:

a. The "shell" programming was completed on 5 NOV 9o. This
“shell” is only a translator, converting simple user requests into the
complex DBase I1I+ language. It allows the bibliographic database to be
used by anyone, whether or not they know all the hundreds of various
cammands required by DBase I[I+. It does not input or retrieve data, but
does act as a “controller” for the programs which do (see below).

b. The “data input" programming, which allows input of
bibliographic data, was completed and tied into the “shell programming
an 7 NOV 9O,

Ce By 9 NOV 9O, more than 200 bibliographic references were
entered into the database, to give an initial foundation, as well as to

act as a test base for the programming.

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d. The “data retrieval" prooramming, which allows retrieval of
bibliographic references was completed on 9 NOV 90. Testing of this
pragram was completely an 13 NOV 90, and the program was tied into the
"shell" on 14 NQV FO.

a, At the present time, retrieval of references can be
accomplished by requesting (in part or in whole):

i) Fart or all of the author's name(s).
2) Fart or all of the title.
oS) Part ar all of the Fublisher’s name.
4) Date of publication.

a) Whether or not the written work is in our library.

Ill. (S/NF) FUTURE PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE: The second stage of

programming will enhance the database capabilities.

A. Second stage programming: Sufficient “tie-in points" were

pravided in the initial programming to allow an additional capability
which will require future (2nd stage) programming. This future
capability, which should be completed by 15 DEC 90, will allow a user to
request bibliographic information by subject matter (i.e. “hypnotism",
"“easearch", etc.). In order ta accomplish this,

1. & final decision must be made concerning which subjects

will be included in our database.

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Be All records entered into the database at the time of tie~
in must be changed and updated according to the subject matter covered by
each bibliographic entry.

b. Third and final stage programming: Programming will eventually

provide alternate methodologies for data retrieval.

i. The present method of data retrieval allows a user ta
enter kriown infarmatian inta a blank (for example “Rhine" into the author
field and "Psy" into the title field). The program will retrieve, in
this case, all bibliographic references which have J.B. Rhine as an
author or co-author, and the letters “Psy..." in the title.

Ze In the final stage of programming, a “retrieval by index"
capability will be provided, where the user can cursor down through an
index of subject topics. When the cursor is on the desired line af the
index, a button can be pressed, and the programming will retrieve all
references dealing with that subject matter.

3. This is an entirely new concept in database retrieval and
no known programming presently exists to allow for this capability.
Therefore, all programming in this area must be original, and must be
thoroughly tested before implementation on a back-up database for initial
user-testing. Once completed, it should provide the user with a method
of database retrieval which is far advanced over present methods.

4. Time requirements for final implementation aon the database

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IV. (U) PRESENT CONTENTS OF THE DATABASE: The following pages comprise

a complete listing of all bibliographic entries in the bibliographic

database as of 16 NOV 90.

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Morrow and Co., 1955.

Pragress in Farapsychology. Rhine, J.B, Ed., Durham,
NC: Farapsycholagy Press, 1971.

Handbook of Farapsychology.« Wolman, B.B., Ed., New
Yorks Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1977.

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in Handbook of Parapsychology, BB. Wolman, Ed.
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Bibliographies on Farapsychology (Faychoenergetics) and
Related Subjects. Naumov, E.K. and Vilenskaya, L«aVs,
Arlingten, VAs Joint Fublications Research Service,
i97a.

Bibliography of Parapsychology (Psychotronics, Paychoenergetics,
Psychobiophysics) and Related Froblems. Naumov, EK.
and Vilenskaya, L.V., (Literature published in the
USSR), 1979.

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"Symposiums: Current directions in European parapsychology,"
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i978. Metuchen, Nd: Scarecrow Fress, Pp. 1-10,
1979.

FPeychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain. Ostrander,
S. and Schroeder, L., Englewood Cliffs, Nd: Frentice-Hall,
1970.

Experiments in Distant Influence (Edited with Introduction
by A. Gregory) .« Vasiliev, L.L., New Yorks Dutton,
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"Poychic Research in the Soviet Union," Moss, Tey
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Ed. New York: Putnam, pPp- 469-486, 1974.

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Parapsychol., 39, pp. l2g-154, 1975.

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Voprosy Filosofi (Guestions of Fhilosaphy), 9, pp.
1@B-156, 197%.

‘New advances made in study of axceptional human functions,"
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in Chinese, mo. 8, p.» 606, Aug. i978o.

"Attitudes and personality traits in axperimantal ESF
research,” Falmer, J., in Handbook of Parapsychology,
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"The psychic personality," Schmeidler, G., in Psychic
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McConnell, &.A., Westport, CTs Greenwood Fress,
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Part I. The sheep-goat effect," Falmer, Jd., d.
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States of Minds ESF and Altered States of Consciousness.
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"Sleep and dreams," Van de Castle, R.L., in Handbook

of Farapsychology, B.B. Wolman, Ed. New Yorks Van
Nostrand Reinhold, pp. 473-499, 1977.

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"Dream Telepathy. Ullman, M., Krippner, S., and Vaughan,

f., New Yorks Macmillan, 1973.
tPed and internal attentions states," Honorton, ay
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"The plethysmograph as an indicator of ESF," Dean,
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“TIntrasubject and subject-agent effects in ESF experiments,"
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‘The influence of experimenter motivation, attitudes;
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“Pei tests with internally different machines," Schmidt,
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an International Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland,
August 26-27, 1974. Oteri, La, Ed, New Yorks
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"The enfolding-unfolding universe and cosnciousness, "
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EKlopf, A.H., (Unpublished manuscript), duly, 1977.

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J.4 and Stuart, C.E., ds Farapsychol., 1, PP- S06-B25 y
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