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<br />. <br />" <br /> <br />11. Problem Effects -- Problem effects ilre defined to be measurements of <br />the amount of direct activity that is precluded or severely imoai"ed <br />in the region relative to the assumption supporting either the centrill <br />case, the modified central case, state preference future, or the <br />regional preference future. The effects information will be developed <br />on a geogrilphic basis consistent with selected analytical areas. In <br />the nationwide analysis, effects information will be deve100ed on an <br />ASA wide bilSis. In the specific problem analysis it is developed for <br />analytical areas approximating both problem areas and study or progrilm <br />areas. <br /> <br />Figure 6 lists the type of effects information \'Ihich \'lil1 be develop2d <br />in the specific problem analysis. <br /> <br />12. Central Case -- This is defined to be the national level trend growth <br />path as reflected in the OBERS Series "E" report (published in <br />September 1974). It is based on the assumptions of projected levels <br />of popu1iltion, economic activity, water supply, and water and related <br />land requirements as set forth in the Plan of Study (August 1974). <br /> <br />13. Modified Central Case -- This is defined to be the national level orowth <br />path defined by tne ~PA Committee to represent the most probable course <br />of the nation's future between 1975 and 2000. The scenario will be <br />defined after the results of the nationwide analysis have been anil1yzed <br />(May-June 1975). It will be a combination of future conditions dra~n <br />from the central case and variations among the levels of selected <br />functional uses. <br /> <br />14. State Preference Future -- A profile or description, in both narrative <br />and qUilntitative terms, reflecting the 1985 and 2000 objectives and <br />desires from a state perspective for the state's portion of the region. <br /> <br />15. Regional Preference Future. -- A profile or description, in both narrative <br />and quantitative terms, ref1ectina the 1985 and 2000 objectil'es and <br />desires (a practical future condition all things considered) for the <br />region. <br /> <br />.16. Near Future -- The near future relates to the identification of severe <br />water and water-related problems which exist or are expected to become <br />severe and require resolution prior to 1935. <br /> <br />17. <br /> <br />long Term -- Long term relates to the identification of severe l'later <br />and water-related problems which are expected to occur and require <br />resolution between 1985 and 20nO. <br /> <br />18. <br /> <br />Participants -- The participants are defined as follows: <br /> <br />1454 <br /> <br />Regional Sponsor -- The regional sponsor is the Missouri <br />River Basin Commission and it is the sponsoring entity <br />responsible for the specific problem analysis activities <br />within the Missouri Region. <br /> <br />Overview Committee -- The Overview Committee is a selected set <br />of repr'esentatives from the tlissouri River Basin Commission <br />that have been delegated the overview responsibilities for the <br />specific problem analysis activities. <br /> <br />A-2 <br />