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Call Chronology Description with Step by Step Instructions Description: Allows users to view data about active and historical calls placed on rivers, streams, etc. This information shows how water rights are administered. Administrative calls are selected by division/district, and may be further refined using the following criteria: • Call Status (either All or Active) • Date Range • Water Source • Structure Name For the date range option, given the date range (period), a call will be selected if: • It was set during the period • It was released during the period • It spanned the period • It was started before the period but hasn't been released yet Use (How-Tod: 1. From the CDSS Home Page, mouse-over °View Data" on the menu bar, then click °Call Chronology". 2. Towards the top of the page, there is a drop-down list labeled °Division". Select a division (1 through 7) from the list, or °All -Entire State" (default -for the entire State of Colorado). 3. Choose a tab to define your search options. The search tabs are: °Active Calls", °Date Range", °Water Source", and °Structure Name". • Active Calls: No further specification is required for this criteria. A search will be made for all active calls within the selected division. • Date Range: Specify a start and end date to define a range for which calls were active. Dates should be entered in the YYYY-MM-DD format. For the rules of how date ranges are applied, see the °Call Chronology" description. • Water Source: Enter the water source - a string representing a river or stream. The text you enter does not need to be exact or whole -the search string will be searched using wildcards. For example, using °Platte" as a search string will match °South Platte River". You may additionally specify °All Calls" or °Active Calls". • Structure Name: Enter the structure name -the structure that represents the water reach. The text you enter does not need to be exact or whole -the search string will be searched using wildcards. For example, using °Canal" as a search string will match °Richfield Canal". You may additionally specify °All Calls" or °Active Calls". 4. Once you have specified your search criteria, click the °Submit Request" button. 5. If there are matching results for your search, you will see a results grid in the middle of the page. A maximum of 250 records will be returned. The number of returned records will be displayed below the grid. If that number is 250, you should consider refining your search criteria. You may scroll through the list to view the results; you may also choose to display or export the results in another format (step 6). 6. Once you have a results grid, the contents of that grid may be exported to any of the formats listed in the drop-down list in the °Output Format" box: °Adobe Acrobat", °HTML Web Format", °MS Excel", °Comma Delimited File (CSV)", or °Tab Delimited File". Choose the format you prefer and click the °Generate Report" button. 7. Follow the ensuing instructions from your web browser to either open the report on your screen or save it to your computer.