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<br />e <br /> <br />segments through the seedable region and to follow the seeding <br /> <br />effect vertically and horizontally in time. Seeding material <br />/~;C <br />will be released in a curtain from the -8 .C level down to near <br />1:;. (7 p-- <br />o .C. <br /> <br />It is not known how large a volume of cloud will be affected by <br /> <br />seeding a short curtain in a seedable region. If this can be <br /> <br />determined during these calibration trials, then procedures can <br /> <br />be developed for seeding larger volumes of cloud to affect the <br /> <br />projected SCPP target area during the exploratory experiment. <br /> <br />3. What procedures will be necessary to coordinate forecasts, <br /> <br />aircraft operations, radar operations, evaluation procedures, <br /> <br />randomization schemes, seeding, and other support activities <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />during the exploratory experiment? <br /> <br />The preliminary studies conducted during the past two seasons <br /> <br />required extensive coordination in order to optimize the number <br /> <br />and quality of measurements. However, the only meteorological <br />constraint was making sure all of the groups observed a given <br />precipitation episode. Classification of storm types, cloud <br />types, etc., was completed after the fact. The exploratory <br />experiment will not require the forecast of a cloud type or storm <br />type per se, but the procedures for identifying and declaring <br />experimental units based on cloud type and/or storm type and <br /> <br />placing the observation systems will be considerably more complex <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />1-32 <br />