AtR QUALTTY CONTROL DE AONSTRATION

Flrst Phase Indicator of Sympathetic Resonance Technologyil (SRTil) ofApplication for City Pollution Control

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South Coast Air BasinDemonstration -Background

Air Quality Control

AfteI demonslrating the value of coherence Technologyw for large urban areas in1987 and 1989, the research and development groupliom coheience Industriesdecided to demonstrate this etfect for the Los Angeles area during the summer ofI YYU.

The Coherence Technology Effect lor large urban areas

ln April of 1987 coherence Technology was applied to the san Diego county area.The. results included less general strecs and sirain in the environme-nt, improvedperformance of electronic equipment and the establishment of the methoci by whichthetechnologycouldbeappl iedtolargeurbanareas. InApr i l of 1990 thet6chnologywas applied to the metropolitan area of New Delhi, India. The results included adramatic improvement in visibil ity and a complete clearing ol the air ior the entire area.

How the Technology is apol ied

Using specific coherence Technology units the technology is applied throughout anentire urban electrical grid.

What the Technology does for the environment

Coherence Technology has been shown to neutralize the potentially harmful eifects ofelectromagnetic radiation. when it is applied to the electricity lor a iarge urban area itrelieves the environment of an electronic tension which is gdnerated biy randomelectromagnetic fields which are produced by all man-made electronic systems.

Air Qualilv and Coherence Technoloqy

Eleclromagnetic randomness or chaos in the environment holds smog close to theearth and decreases the ventilation of highly polluted areas. when ilie tension anochaotic effects of electricity are neutralized ioi a large urban area then theenvrronmentat cycles normalize and remove pollutants from the air. coherencelecnnology re-establishes the interrelationships between the many elements andcycles found in the ecosystem. when the teihnology is applied mlny changes takeplace in the direction of returning the environment to

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The.late of specific pollulants once Coherence Technolooy has beenappl ied

As the overall functioning of the ecosystem comes into balance, the first etfect on tnespecific pollutants is that they are cleared by an apparent change in weather. Nextspecific patterns in the ecosystem appear raihich aitually removl the pollutants so thatthey are spread out and do not concentrate in small are-as where thef can do harm tothe health of the local ecosystem. with future research we may find ihat atmosphericwate.r and specific.cycles such as the carbon and nitrogen cycies play an impoilantrole in the removal ol specific pollutants.

Coherence

The south coast Air Basin has the most serious air quality problem in ths nation. TheBasin cannot absorb large amounts of pollutant emissions without exceeding health-based air quality standards. when applied to this area coherence Technoldgy canreduca the measured levels oi the significant pollutants to federally set levelJforhuman health and below within a short period of 2-4 weeks and cbn maintain thiseffect over.time. currently during the demonstration period of August 1990 thepollutant oJ greatest concern is ozone. ozone is genbrated by thd interaction ofsunlight with high concentrations of pollutants. Tlie federal stbndard or limit forthemaximumtolerable level of ozoneis. l0oppM. This level isexceededl3sdaysoutofthe year in the South Coast Air Basin.statistically speaking, during the month of August the san Bernardino and Riversideareas have the highest levels of ozone. Belowis a printout lrom the Los AnoelesTimes showing the high levels of ozone that occur iluring summer days in tFe sanBernardino,Riverside monitoring areas. The following giaph is from thursday Jury1gth, 1990 and shows a level above 200 which is a s--ta-ge one episode.

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In the last report air gual i ty was shown to improve with theintroduct ion of coherence technology to the soulh coast ai !quality management district (scaqnd) . 11 mil-Ij.on people live inth i s axea on 13 ,500 sguare m i les , The re aEe 39 a i r qua l i t ymeasuring stat j .ons monitor ing the scagnd. The Los AngeLes Timeswhich was the source of the data for the f ixst report pr ints agraphic repxesentat ion of the var ious aleas reported to then bythe scaqmd. Because t ,his data was not, suff lc ient to calculate t ,heprecise value coherence was adding to the air qual i ty thefol lowing report uses data from the telephone report ing that comes24 hours a day frorn the scagnd.Using this data vre have calcul-atedthat coherence is inproving the dai ly predict ,ed air gual icy by43* .

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Each day the scaqmd makes predictions regarding air guality thattake into considerat ion the current weather patterns, the previousdays activity, and compute! generated values or averalJes fromprevious years when the neather and air quallty conditions $reresi tni lar .The accuracy of the predicted values versus the actualvalues of ozone which are neasured probably var ies frorn 5-?t.

The value of coherenceA six day per iod f lom Septetnber 5th through 11th 1990 wasevaluated for the predicted versus actual readings of ozone.Duling this time coherence was being resourced for the scaqmd in arninimal s j . tuat ion for applying the technology at a st length 2.5tof i t .s potent ia l . At.2.5t strength of the technology t ,he value ofcoherence for the actual values of ozone has shown a 43* overal linprovement of the predicted air qual i ty.

The following glaphs shoer hor., the overall 43* improvement in airqual i ty was calculated. Three l ines were establ i .shed, the L00 psil ine which is the federal standard for unhealthful air condit ions,the 150 psi Line which is the mid range for vely unhealthful aircondit ions, and t .he 200 psi l ine which is for f i rst stage alertsr.rhere school children are advised not to do outdoor act,i-vitiesl ike footbal l pract ice dur ing the alert . In doing the f iguresdai ly the 43t rnean expressed i tsel f the f l rst day through to the6th day.The fol lowing graph shows how each day contr ibuted a goodpiece of the pie tolrards establ ishing the mean value of coherence.

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Coherence Air Ouality Demonstrationfor the Los Angeles South Coast Air BasinRegort #3

In the second report on the benefits of coherence for air quality in thescaqmd the hypothesis was fornrulated to show a correlation between a2.5% level of Coherence Technology and a 43Vo improvement in predictedversus actual air quality. In this report the same parameters are beingused as were in the previous report and these data show an updatedaverage improvement of 59Vo.

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During.the time period of this demonstration of Coherence Technologyil thepredominant weather pattern was a stagnant high pressure system whichis common and predictable for this time of year. The question remarns asto the significance of these predicted versus actual event results largelybecause the results were not obtained with the as$istance of scaqmd andt"_"q_Tg, has reported a 27Vo improvcment in air quality sigce the beginningof 1990. Whether scaqmd has adjusted its predictions for-thisimprovement is not known, and the average of their prediction rate error

is not known. The following graphs may be of help in showing the variouscategories of numbers used in establishing the preliminary result of. a 59Voimprovement. It is interesting that the predictions for all of the daysstudied are all above the actual values measured, It may be that thescaqmd purposely predicts higher levels than expected and this will bedetermined for a later report.

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Conclusion of Reoon #3

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COHERENCE INDUSTRIESDr. Alan LloydClO SCAQMD Technology Advancement Office

September ?5,1990

9150 FlairEl Monte, Calif. 91731

Dear Dr. Lloyd,

On August 3rd, 1990 our research and development $oup fromcoherence Industries in La Jolla, california began dernonstratioi of a newtechnology for the improvement of air quality in the south coast Air Basin.Enclosed please find our reports for the demonstration which cover fromAugust l2-2O and. from September 6-12, 1990. Although rhese reponsare far from being conclusive the results suggest that under cootroil"dparameters the technolo gy may be of service towards improving airquality in the SCAQMD.

coherence Technologyil neutralizes the potentially harmful effects ofelectromagnetic radiation. since this technology can be applied to largeelectronic grids such as the grids found in the South coast'Air Basin it ispossible that a significant change in the chios and interference generatedby electromagnetic radiation in this area:would translate into ani correlatewith improvements in air quality.

The results of the first demonstration are only suggestive yet meritfurther investigation. An alpha tcst site for furthei ruaio-"tion oi th"techaology and its correlation with improved air quality will beestablished in the next eight weeks. you will be notined of the time periodfor the alpha site testing. At that time the evaluation of air quality and an1T:s:Tgt - of the impact of the technology will be necessary

-fiom the

SCAQMD in order to establish what effeci-Coherence Technologytr is haviagon air quality.

It is possible that,the potential for improving air quality is greatenough with this technology to maintain conuminant levels iar uJlowpredicted levels. coherence Technology may well be a Tier trI technologywhich is about to break through. please givc our repor$ yourconsideration and please contact our office at anytimi if yiu havequestiotrs. we will keep you advised regarding our plani and progress andwe h-ope that you will discover with us whethei this iechnology'cai be ofbenefit as .a control strategy for the SCAeMD.

Sincerely,

?9l0lvanhoc Avcnuc. suitc I l r Lg Jolla. califomiq 9203? e Tclcphonc (619) 456.s044 Far (6t9) 456.8047

South CoastAtR quALtTY MANAGEMENT D|STR|CT9rso Fr-AtR o8tvE. EL MONTE, CA 91731 (8181 s?2-620O

October41990

KevinH. Sladc. D.O.. M.D.7910 Irraohoc Avenui. Suite l1IaJo[a, CA 92037

Dear Dr. Slade:

fhaak.you for your repon of Septembcr 25, 199O descin predicted ve'rsrrs acruar air quatity rcadings to. "rr"*"llf

$gd"?Tff?:*tBrT.1H#Tei:bnolory may have had on itnoipheric c6"ditioos io'G $"ric;;;Aiiffi;Your reDon and letter were dcvoid of derails ."c.{ilg.,l9g c,oherence Tecbndogr.gsy.i.l"lrj.*5.-95::gl,alto- mJ tJ-assess'lt usetutncss as a control tbcnmque. ,nrrw€ver. r :un very r erestcd ln le:lrritrg about your method and its abilig to neutralizeth9 potgntially ha;uil erects or-redonadJ;.-*d;ffidt;"t;3 ffir;G f.;zubstantial iuirovemens in_air ^q+ityj pleasJFeep mJac"isi? as to iii aJuilJtc t"sr, aswell as details'concerning your ticbnologr. vou oirv *eu n""e o"il6'p.Mlpotentiatf_rgp.netarv rights., The soirrh coast .,rirbuauqr la"laiiu*t irffi;-fs-aibTffi#;g".llgr,s concerning reverations-by im,gnto_rs due to polentiat l[titia;;'tb; il;o;fdlfi?l_*_q!,Ioo to secure patent informatiou for your divice so that I ioulE-ex-imine it witnrEPuDrty.

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GrapNc rqresentationof the electonic grid

with its pow€I supplyfor a 100 square I(m area

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at ftom l0 topoints on fte grid

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(figurc l.) - For an olectronic grid which covccr 100 l(n Cohecmce Tec.hology is applied ueing sp€cistizrdAL Qudity unitE th|t plug into the gdd rt from f0 - 40 diff€r€nt sitEs or rt one sit€ 8t ihe pow€r pbnt,The units sle about the size of a large busincss cotnputar snd ae plugged into tllc glid 8t rhs dosignat€d6ite.

Preliminarv Report

Based upon the initial data and subjective observations the South Coast Air Basin hasexperienced a change in the levels of all pollutants to below federal air qualitystandards. Based upon-the nature of the technology and..its appllcatlon the air qualityshould remain at heallhful levels and weather patterns will prevail which appeartosupport these lower levels. lf the technology is disconnecte'd from the ared itren ttreregular seasonal levels ol pollution would return in a short time.

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August 3, 1990

Los Angclor, California

To dcmon3retc thii Absolutg Phago Cohcrcncc rndCobcrcncc Tcclnologyfl, caa elgniflcandy roducc alrpollution levalr of major mctropolitan arcrg, and tofrciliht" thc .ttrinmcra stratcgy for the South Coast AirQuality Msnrgcmcna Dirtrict and rhc Southcrn CsltfonirAssociation of Govcrnmcnu,. cpccifically a! the tcchoologyrclrtcs to thc malntcnmca of fcdcral lcvcls of ozotrc,PMl0, ad Mtroot Oridr.

From AuSurt 3, 1990 ao Scptcmbcr 8, 1990

Thc "South Corrt Alr Baritr Domomtrrdonn

Cohcrcncc Indurricr, 7910 lvanhoo Avcnuc, Suitc ll, LaJolla, Californir, nfr37. (619, 456-8044.

It'tfl* G. Barldrrnl Kcyh IL Slrd., M.D., D.O,, Soda R.Carvalho, Robcra O. Willianr.

I, Katry L. Tabit, wltncasod tha boglnnlng of tho "LA Dcmonstratlor. onArgust 3, 1990.

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It K..ry L. Tabat, witnessed the termination of the "Air euality ControlNormalized Source Correlation program" on October 22, 1gg}.'

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STATEMENTOFACTWITY

October 22, 1990

Los Angeles, California

To demonstrate that Absolute Phase Coherence andCoherence Techlrologyil, can significantly reduce air

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pollution levels of major metropolitan areas, and tofacilitate the attainment strategy for the South Coast AirQuality Management District and the Southern CaliforniaAssociation of Governments, specifically as the technologyrelates to the maintenance of federal levels of ozone.PM1O, and Ninous Oxide.

From August 3, 1990 to October 22, l99O

The "South Coast Air Basin Demonstration"

Coherence Industies, 7910 Ivanhoe Avenue, Suite 11, LaJolla, California, 92037. (619) 456-8044.

Mark G. Barlethni, Kevin H. Slade, M.D., D.O., Sonia R.Carvalho, Robert O. Williams.

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OFFICIAL SEALDTANE' H,. FULLER

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to be thc person(s) whose name(s) subscribed to rhewi,thin instrument. and acknowledgcd thatWITNESS mv hand and official seal.

Notary's Signature

cxecuted it.

the undersigncd Notary Public. personally appeared