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<br />f: <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />.' <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Potential Problems <br /> <br />Potential problems during the course of the study are recognized <br />and will be minimized based on our experience with similar studieso <br /> <br />Potential Problem <br /> <br />Mitigating Action <br /> <br />USBR duplication of LRCWE effort <br />Usable USBR work products <br /> <br />Frequent communication <br />with USBR, keeping USBR <br />involved in all phases of <br />study, developing data <br />guidel ines for USBR. <br /> <br />Non-engineering considerations of <br />compact and water rights <br />administrationo <br /> <br />Water 1 aw attorney will <br />be hired as part of <br />consultant team. <br /> <br />Problems with obtaining a reasonable <br />cal ibration, and with reconcil ing <br />model results with strict water <br />right administration. <br /> <br />Use LRCWE experience to <br />mitigate potential problems. <br /> <br />Technical Approach <br /> <br />This study will consist of the following seven major tasks. <br /> <br />Task 1. 0 Data Coll ection and Rev iew <br />Task 20.Rio Grande Compact <br />Task 3..Closed Basin Project <br />Task 40.Water Rights Administration <br />Task 5. .Potential Storage Sites <br />Task 6..Storable flow analyses <br />Task 7. .Final Report <br /> <br />Tasks have been sub-divided into sub-tasks where appropriate. The <br />format of each task (or sub-task) description has been separated <br />into 1) Purpose, 2) Approach, 3) Work Products, and 4) Potential <br />Problems. Relationships between tasks are noted in the descriptions. <br />Maximum use of existing data and of previous investigations will <br />be made during this study. <br /> <br />The task and sub-task descriptions follow. <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />c\) <br /> <br />Leonard Rice Consulting Waler Engineers, Inc. <br />