WSP00443

• File Number: 8407.500
• Description: Platte River Basin - River Basin General Publications - Missouri River
• State: CO
• Basin: South Platte
• Water Division: 1
• Date: 12/1/1978
• Author: MRBC
• Title: Missouri River Basin - State and Federal Water and Related Land Resource Program - Fiscal Years 1979-1985 - Volume Three - Iowa
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

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funding.

by the specific Federal agency new star-t or rcsumptirJn 'lrograms and their

Program information records list the land agency on the basis of maximum

funding. Assisting agency area also included on a basis of funding.
For the purpose of comparison and considering the program types as used
in the volumes have been defined as follows:

DATA COLLECTION
AND ANALYSIS:

PLANNING RELATED
RESEARCH:

SPECIAL STUDIES:

REGIONAL OR RIVER
BASIN PLANNING:

IMPLEMENTATION
STUDIES:

IMPLEMENTATION OF
PROJECTS AND
PROGRAMS:

Acquisition and interpretation of basic information and
data. (Examples: soil survey; stream gaging: archaeo-
logical. land use, water use, environmental inventories;
topographic mapping).

Problem related and applied research activities having
water or related land resources planning applications.
(Examples: water resources planning methodology; environ-
mental impact assessment methodology; transfer of research
results to practice).

Investigations and analysis of unique issues or problems
that may include elements of the other five categorical
classifications. (Examples: alternative uses of water;
upland erosion and sediment control; reevaluation of an
authorized project, EPA Section 208 studies).

Reconnaissance level evaluations of water and related land
resources for a selected region or river basin. (Examples:
Framework Studies; Regional or River Basin level B Studies;
Subregional analyses; and others).

Preliminary or detailed investigations of the feasibility
of a program or project or the design. (Examples: review
or survey reports. feasibility studies, resource evaluations).

Actual construction of authorized projects or implementation
of authorized programs. (Examples: P.L. 566, assistance in
coordination, Fish and Wildlife Research programs).

To obtain a true portrait of the program funding reported by each State

and Federal agency and included in this report, one must study the program

information records, which list the individual programs by State and Federal

agency.

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