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7. Outline of final Report The Final Report from the Utah Division of Water Resources to NOAA will be based on an integrated analysis of the data collected in the 1985 field program. The integrated analysis will draw together in a coherent manner the analyses of the individual experiments. These ana- lyses were described in Section 6. Some additional analyses may have to be performed in order to fill in gaps in our knowledge that develop as the work proceeds. These additional analyses will be the responsibility of the Principal Scientist and will become part of the integrated analy- sis. The reports of the various contractors and of the analysis groups responsible for the individual experiments will be submitted to the Utah Division of Water Resources by December 1, 1985. The Principal Scientist will then integrate this material and the additional analyses and write the Final Report. It will be submitted to the Utah Division of Water Resources by March 28, 1986. The Report will then be forwarded to NOAA by the March 31, 1986 due date. The Final Report will be organized as follows. First will be an Executive Summary listing the key questions of the program and sum- marizing the answers found to the questions. Second will be an I ntroduction outlining the reasons for the program and the prior history of research in the area. Third will be a summary of the operational conduct of the field program. Fourth will be a major section of c1ima- tological results. This will include a summary of weather types, rawin- sonde data, and surface temperature and precipitation, a summary of pre- cipitation echo types (PETs), and a summary of precipitation data. Fifth will be a major section containing results of the seeding material delivery experiments. The SF6 tracer experiments and constant volume 38 .- . . i ~. .. ~~. .. . . . .