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Weather Modification
Project Name
Programme Al Ghait - Morocco Winter Snowpack Augmentation Project
Title
A Cooperative Project Between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United States - Final Report
Prepared For
US Agency for International Development
Date
9/1/1989
Country
United States, Morocco
Weather Modification - Doc Type
Report
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<br />ACKNOWLEDGMENTS <br /> <br />The authors acknowledge the support of His Majesty King Hassan II, whose interest in weather <br />modification made Programme AI Ghait possible. <br /> <br />Dr. Stephen Lintner of the u.S. Agency for International Development's (USAlD) Washington <br />Office. ~Ir. Harry Petrequin of the USAID Mission in Morocco, and Dr. Bernard Silverman of <br />Reclamation worked closely together in getting the project started. The USAID Mission in <br />Morocco and the staff of the American Embassy in Casablanca provided much assistance. Our <br />deep appreciation is e:\-pressed to Mission Directors Robert Chase and Charles Johnson, and to <br />their staffs. ~Ir. Richard Jackson, American Consul General, graciously hosted two large receptions <br />at his residence for project personnel and visiting water resources experts. <br /> <br />The personal interest of General Kabbaj, the project's "Haut Coordonnateur," accounted largely for <br />its speedy implementation. Colonel Mohamed Bamaarouf was diligent in fulfilling the Royal Air <br />Force commitment to the project. Mr. Amed Bensari, Director of the National Meteorological <br />Organization, had overall responsibility for the project on the civilian side, while the project's <br />Director. ~Ir. Saad Benarafa, provided skillful supervision on a day-to-day basis. Mr. EI Bachir <br />Loukah performed effectively as Deputy Director following his appointment in 1987. Special thanks <br />go to the Operations Team, led by Mr. ~loustafa Maidane and Mr. Yvon Le Goff, and the <br />Equipment Team, led by Mr. Brahim Louaked and Mr. Mohamed Megdani, for their excellent <br />performance. <br /> <br />The personnel from the Royal Air Force who flew the seeding aircraft were originally led by <br />Lts. Hamri and Idouba and currently are led by Captain Chouham. Captain Maanan coordinated <br />the flight operations with the Programme AI Ghait Operations Team. All flying missions were <br />conducted with skill and dedication. The project is also indebted to the base commanders at <br />Kenitra, Khouribga, and Anfa, who provided excellent facilities and assistance to the air crews. <br /> <br />r..-lr. EI Bachir Loukah contributed to chapter 3 of this report and also provided a critical review <br />of the entire document. The Scientific Analysis and Evaluation Team contributed to the text of <br />chapter 8. xlr. Baddour and his American counterpart. Dr. Rasmussen, wrote the section on cloud <br />physics studies; ~lr. ~oou and Dr. Johnson, the radar studies; Mr. Benassi and Dr. Matthews, <br />airflow modeling studies; Mr. El Majdoub and Mr. Medina, precipitation modeling studies; <br />Mr. Abidi and ~1r. Verdin, snow cover and runoff modeling studies; and Mr. Mrabet and <br />Mr. yIedina, statistical evaluation studies. The team's excellent work is leading to international <br />recognition of the capabilities of Moroccan scientists. <br /> <br />The authors also wish to acknowledge the contributions of individuals in other agencies of the <br />Government of Morocco who routinely assisted the project. The Ministry of the Interior, through <br />the Provincial Governors at Azilal, Beni Mella!, and Khouribga, was most helpful in the provision <br />of project facilities. Mr. Smouni and Mr. Laabi of the Ministry of Mines and Energy and <br />t>.Ir. Boutayeb and ylr. Obaklace of the Ministry of Equipment provided reservoir and streamflow <br />data. as well as assistance in river modeling. <br /> <br />III <br />
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