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<br />39. <br /> <br />1 seeding one individual cloud, or possibly one individual <br /> <br />2 storm, and not over a long period, and especially over a <br /> <br />3 large area. <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />MRS. FARHAR: And when one further question. Do <br /> <br />5 you have objective criteria for suspending operations? <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />THE WITNESS: Yes. We do have. For example, any <br /> <br />7 time that. the precipitation--the accumulation of snow <br /> <br />8 we are talking about here--is one hundred twenty percent <br /> <br />9 of normal, or greater, most of the time we hesitate to <br /> <br />10 operate at all, unless we're in close contact with the <br /> <br />11 client. <br /> <br />12 In other words, if we should have a situation <br /> <br />13 where it would stay dry for a couple of weeks, three <br /> <br />14 weeks, then we would contact the client and see what <br /> <br />15 current conditions might be and we would operate. <br /> <br />16 But-what we're trying to do in general with <br /> <br />17 cloud seeding is to normalize the weather. We're not <br /> <br />18 trying to produce any enormous amounts of precipitation <br /> <br />19 thinking the more the better, because this is not true. <br /> <br />20 And we do not have that as an objective. <br /> <br />21 <br /> <br />MR. MORAN: I think we are back to Exhibit D, and <br /> <br />22 Exhibit D will be received. <br /> <br />23 <br /> <br />MR. WILLETT: Thank you. Any other questions by any <br /> <br />M member of the Committee or the Director? <br /> <br />25 (No re sponse. ) <br /> <br />SUZANNE M. CLAAR <br />CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTER <br />