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e e e U LI~ .. 4 t. /s G. Sixth, th~ C()lillcill"equests that the participants briefly c1escrio~ ;"/hy l~3.ch itcrr. on t:1t:" checklis~ (intersection of ..Problem Issue an(! fllnc'L;.'1J31 LJt;c) "\'.;as selected and how it cont=ib1..~tes to the severity uf the [....70'j- lcm iucntifi~d. Nu;:n~ rical data readily Cl.vai1abl~, plus na r rati-.;e: discussion aboat the Effects on the regiun and.FUnctional U3~S if the Problem isn't resolved should be included in the brier desc,",?cion. However, the ctescr-iption should be i1eld to just a few sentences. Only enough for screening purposes is requested. Later, durin;,; the in.:..,') C'- mati on development acti,.ity, there will be the oppor-tunity to pr-o'..d" a thorough description of the problem and specific E:fects info,"1O"'.J.Lon. Finally, the par-ticipant should docwnent for future reference the source of all information provided. S\lb.~adivity Three - During this sub-activity the Regional Study Dir.ector, wlth the assistance of participants (part of Group AI selected to do acth-ity Two, will define the geographical extent of a set of tentath'eA:oali'ti- calAreas which coincide b"st with the geographical extent of individ'oal or gr-oups of i't"oblem Meas defined in Sub-activity Two. The results of t:,is Actidty should be documented on the maps as shown in Appendix E, narra-. tively described and referenced to the source( s) of information which con- trolled the selection the most. These tentative Analytical Areas will be used to accwnulate Effects of information and eventually lead to use in the definition of the lnalytical il.ceas to be used with kvel B Problem Areas. The 1\,,0.1 ytical Ar.eas defined in this sub -acti vity ar e tentati ve and. will be subject to revision if the need arises. In selecting area boundaries, trree items in particular should be considered. () The first is the results of Sub -activity Two, which will have defined several concentrations of problem Areas. The areal extent of these co:!.centrations should be used to help define 2.n p.naiyti.cal Area. o The second is that the Analytical _".rea boundaries, in so far as possible, should be chosen to coincide with bou!1.daries of eKisting data areas whether they be hydrologic, political, econon1ic, den1ographic, or related to an environmental data h3.5e o Finally, cO:1.sideratio:l should be given to the fact that these Analytical /U"eas eventually should be useful in d"finin~ Analytical Areas for Le,'el B Study _l>,.reas. (he areal extent of all chosen PfulyticalA reas neerl not cover t.he t.ot3-1 i-r(';' of the region nor coincide with ASAbo=daries, bllt they shC'uld