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Project Name
Project Skywater
Title
Precipitation Management and the Environment - An Overview of the Skywater IX Conference
Date
9/1/1977
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<br />Dr. E. Bruce Jones, Vice President <br />M. W. Bittinger and Associates, Inc. <br />P.O. Box Q <br />Fort COllins, CO 80521 <br />303-482-8471 <br /> <br />Dr. James R. Meiman <br />Professor of Watershed Management <br />& Dean of Graduate School <br />Colorado State University <br />Fort Collins, CO 80521 <br />303-491-6817 <br /> <br />Dr. Albert Rango <br />Atmospheric & Hydrospheric Applications <br />Division, Applications Directorate <br />NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center <br />Greenbelt, MD 20771 <br />301-982-5480 <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />The Abiotic Section gratefully acknowledges the assistance and counsel of <br /> <br />various other participants during the course of the workshop. <br /> <br />Scope of Abiotic Section <br /> <br />The scope of deliberations has been to present and identify issues having <br /> <br />to do with the impact of precipitation enhancement on the abiotic system. <br /> <br />Within the limitations of time, a number of pertinent factors associated with <br /> <br />these issues have been considered in varying degrees of detail. <br /> <br />Goals <br /> <br />The goals of this section have been to 1) suggest techniques that compare <br /> <br />baseline abiotic conditions to potential changes in the abiotic system, 2) to <br /> <br />define, insofar as possible, the linkages that exist between the various <br /> <br />abiotic system factors, and 3) rank the importance of change for each identi- <br /> <br />fied factor. From these goals, research priorities have been identified. <br /> <br />Assumptions <br /> <br />In the course of discussions of the abiotic section it became obvious <br /> <br />at an early point that certain assumptions were necessary to attain the goals <br /> <br />listed above. These assumptions follow: <br /> <br />A. If they are to be resolved, abiotic issues related to precipitation <br />augmentation must be treated in a process oriented manner. <br />B. Discussions of abiotic issues are limited' strictly to those associated <br />with precipitation enhancement. <br />C. The variables affected by precipitation enhancement are principally: <br />amount of precipitation, frequency of precipitation, and intensity <br />of precipitation. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />44 <br />
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