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Thailand Applied Atmospheric Research Program - Final Report - Volume I
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US Agency for International Development
Date
3/1/1994
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Thailand
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<br />4. CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT <br /> <br />The goal of the AARRP, as revised by PASA Amendment 8, was stated in the Introduction <br />section ofthis volume. Obtaining this program goal involved the provision of equipment and <br />technical training, and the conduct of exploratory meteorological studies required for the <br />development ofthe design and operations plan for Phase 2 of the AARRP, the demonstration <br />project. The U.S. Govemment was responsible for achieving the program goaL <br /> <br />As a result of the U.S. Govemment's financial contributions, all approved equipment, <br />including a Doppler weather radar system, an aircraft cloud physics DAS (data acquisition <br />system), a network of recording rain gauges, a minicomputer, and various microcomputers <br />with software, has been delivered and installed. U.S. Govemment experts have provided <br />training on the operation and maintenance of this equipment. In addition, five Thai project <br />personnel completed graduate training in meteorology at universities in the U.S., and in- <br />country training was provided in basic radar technology, conducting scientific field research <br />operations, data collection and processing, and data analyses required for the design of the <br />demonstration project. <br /> <br />The total cumulative funding authorized in the USAID-Reclamation PASA through <br />Amendment 11 was $3,804,300. Table 4.1 summarizes the budget line items as listed in the <br />PASA and lists the cumulative cost for each budget item. Reclamation's work under the <br />PASA was successfully completed on time and within budget. <br /> <br />Table 4.1. - Summary of PASA budget plan costs (PASA No. ANE-0337-P-IZ-8021-00). <br /> <br />Budget line item <br /> <br />Cost ($ x 103) <br /> <br />Reclamation managed funds <br />Salaries (including leave) <br />Benefits <br />Space <br />Travel & per diem <br />Movement of effects/storage <br />Supplies & materials <br />Subcontracts <br />NASA GMS system (loan money) <br />Miscellaneous <br />Overhead <br />Subtotal Reclamation managed funds <br /> <br />864.5 <br />135.4 <br />59.4 <br />174.1 <br />15.2 <br />18.3 <br />2,056.3 <br />150.0 <br />49.4 <br />197.6 <br />3,720.2 <br /> <br />USAID Mission direct <br />In-country RSA support <br /> <br />84.1 <br /> <br />Total funds obligated for P ASA <br /> <br />3,804.3 <br /> <br />20 <br />
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