Psychophysiological Derivation of Physical Parameters in Objective Projection: Empirical Foundations of the OPCT v1.0 Protocol

The Objective Projection Calibration Test (OPCT v1.0) specifies a concrete physical matrix — 28.4°C ambient temperature, 42 dB acoustic baseline, 12 lux/min luminous decay, and 18 m³ enclosed spatial volume — as the input stimulus for empirical verification of the Bulut Doctrine. This paper traces each parameter to its empirical source in environmental psychophysiology, thermal comfort research, acoustic stress physiology, and spatial cognition, demonstrating that the OPCT v1.0 physical matrix constitutes a theoretically motivated configuration targeting the documented autonomic response thresholds of the human nervous system.