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Water Supply Protection
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Platte River Basin - River Basin General Publications - Kansas General Publications
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
10/4/1972
Author
Kansas Water Resourc
Title
State Water Plan Studies - Part B - Kansas Long Range Water Requirements
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Report/Study
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<br />A set of economic forecasts was provided for the 69 industry groups in <br />the state at 20-year intervals from 1980 through 2020 (see Tables 2-1 <br />through 2-9). Output, employment, and population are the key measures <br />of the anticipated activity levels of the state's future economy. A <br />set of regional economic projections was provided for the 1 I planning <br />regions in the state as indicated in Figure 4-1. (Appendix A lists <br />counties in each region.) The 69 state industrial sectors were <br />combined into the 20 regional industry sectors (see Appendix A). This <br />aggregation was necessary because of data I imitations at the regional <br />level. <br /> <br />In order to translate the economic projections provided at the state <br />level into regional level projections, it was necessary to develop <br />unit water requirements. These were developed for the state as a <br />whole and not for regional areas. Unit water requirements were <br />developed in terms of gallons or acre-feet per dollar of output <br />(1965 dollars) for those users who require water in the processing <br />or growing of a product, or use water for cool ing the processing <br />equipment. Many industries do not use water except for sanitary and <br />drinking purposes for the firms' employees. Therefore, water require- <br />ments for construction, transportation, trade, finance, and government <br />were included in the unit water requirement for population. <br /> <br />Figures representing per capita use of water were developed from data <br />collected from a sample of cities across the state, and they <br />represent the domestic and other nonindustrial water uses within <br />the communities. <br /> <br />Finally, because of the complexity of the electric power industry <br />and the rapid changes in technology in that industry, a separate <br />technique was developed to account for water requirements for electric <br />power generation. Appendix B discusses in greater detail the 10ng- <br />range unit requirements which were used in the study. <br /> <br />At the state and regional levels, water projections were developed for <br />11 industrial groupings plus urban and rural domestic use. <br /> <br />Agricultural water projections include irrigation and I ivestock water <br />use, whi Ie manufacturing is broken into seven projection groupings. <br />Other groupings reported are mining and util jties (thermal electric <br />generation). Table 4-2 relates the output projections shown in <br />Chapter 2 to the groupings for water requirements reported in this <br />chapter. The table shows the industrial groups contained in <br />each of the tables in Chapter 2. The table also indicates those <br />industrial categories in which the only water requirement is to meet <br />the personal needs of the employees. <br /> <br />26. <br />
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