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<br />.J'II <br /> <br />the 1985-86 winter season is based on the findings of <br />the earlier studies. Seeding of clouds by GRADP will <br />take place for the first time during the 1985-86 winter <br />field program. <br /> <br />B. Experimental Area <br />The general Grand Mesa experimental area is shown along <br />with the Uncompahgre Plateau in Figure 1. Greater <br /> <br />detai 1 of the ope [r'at i ona 1 area on the western half of <br />Grand Mesa is s h mm in Figure 2. These figures show the <br />geographic terrain, ai rports, important roads, and <br />actual or potent i ii 1 sites for scientific equipment. <br />Equipment at thesE~ sites wi 11 include the microwave <br /> <br />radiometer, ground 2D-G imaging probe, precipitation <br />gauges, weather stations, seeding generators, cameras, <br />radios, and upper winds measuring systems, as described <br />in a later section. <br /> <br />c. Objectives and Approaches for the 1985-86 Winter Season <br />In order to improve understanding of natural cloud pro- <br />cesses, how they can be modified by the introduction of <br />seeding agents, and the transport and disperison of <br />seeding agents near mountainous terrain, several speci- <br />fic objectives have been established for the 1985-86 <br />winter field season. These objectives, along with some <br />definitive approaches to meeting them, are listed below: <br /> <br />3 <br />