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<br />Objective: The State is responsible for conducting a "Beta Testing" program for the Water Right <br />Administration Tool. In this task Boyle may, ifrequested in writing by the State, assist in the <br />implementation of the Administration Tool "Beta Testing" program or perform other mutually <br />agreed upon activities, <br /> <br />Approach: <br /> <br />9,I.Scope Activities As directed by the State, prepare a task order which reflects the approach, <br />deliverables, budget and schedule mutually agreed upon in writing by the State and Consultant. <br />The format of the task order is expected to be similar to this scope of work. <br /> <br />9.2.Perform Activities Perform the activities mutually agreed upon in writing by the State and <br />Consultant. <br /> <br />Deliverables: <br /> <br />I. Task Order(s) which describe the approach, deliverables, budget and schedule that are <br />mutually agreed upon in writing by the State and the Consultant. <br /> <br />2. Deliverables mutually agreed upon in writing by the State and Consultant. <br /> <br />Task 10 - Data Extension Feasibility and Evaluation Methodologies <br /> <br />Responsibility: Boyle <br /> <br />Objective: To enhance the Water Resource Planning models, the State is interested in developing a <br />longer period of record. Investigation of options for extending the data and developing an approach <br />will be performed in this task. <br /> <br />Approach: <br /> <br />10.1. Data Extension Feasibility In this subtask, the feasibility and methodology for developing <br />a longer period of record for the water Resource Planning Model will be evaluated. This <br />task would include the following: <br /> <br />10.1.1. Become familiar with the CRDSS Water Resource Planning Model and CU Model <br />structures and operations, This would include review of the general framework of the <br />models, the model structures, the data input requirements, the operational limitations <br />and the sensitivity of the model results to various input data. The focus will be on the <br />time series data requirements. <br /> <br />10.1.2. Research and review the historic and/or synthetic Period of Record used in past <br />studies within and near Colorado. Describe techniques used, if any, to select a study <br />period and extend records. Discuss the approach taken, ifany, to remove mans <br />impact on gage records (natural stream flow estimates versus gage records) before <br />data extension. <br /> <br />10.1.3. Interview CRDSS, CWCB and up to two Technical Advisory Committee members <br />regarding the need for and use of an extended period of record for the CRDSS Water <br />Resource Planning Model. Describe by example several (approximately 4) processes <br />that describe how an extended period of record might be used by the CRDSS Water <br /> <br />C:I wlerdsslseopelboy III blerdss3 .doe <br /> <br />0762 <br /> <br />5/30/97 - Page 13 <br />