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ACTIVITIES PRODUCTS Central Case Volumetric Projections and Water Supply Estimates (February 1974-0ctober 1974) Activity One: Estimation of currenl (1975) volumetric supplies (February 1974-0ctober 1974) Activity Two: Projection of volumetric re- quirements (February 1974- October 1974) Activity Three: Synthesis of other planning study information-literature review (February 1974-0ctober 19741 Central Case Volumetric Adequacy Analysis (November 1974-February 1975) Activity One: VOlumetric adequacy analysis on central case (November 1974- December 1974) Activity Two: Comparison of other planning studies with central-case results (December 1974) Activity Three. Compilation of central case volu- metric information lor regional sponsors (January 1975-Febru- ary 1975) Central Case Non-Volumetric Analysis (February 1974-May 1975) Activity One: Projection of central-case non- volumetric re.(lUlrements (Febru. ary 1974-January 19751 Activity Two: Compilation of central case non- volumetric prOjectIOns for re- gional sponsors (February 1975) ActiVity Three: Nonvolumetric analysis on cen- tral case (November 1974-May 19751 Analysis of. Variations from the Central Case (November 1974.May 1975) ActiVity One: Projection of variations from central case conditions (Novem- ber 1974-March 1975) ActiVity Two: Volumetric adequacy analysis on variations (April 1975) ActiVity Three: Impact analYSIS on variations (May 1975) Estimates of current (19751 volumetric water supplies Volumetric water use projections for 1975, 1985, and 2000 i PHASE I I I I i I Identification of Statelregional volumetric projec- I tions and the assumptions on which they were based from framework studies. the 1968 National Assessment and other major studies ~ I I I I , t PHASE II , Comparisons of 1985 and 2000 water use with cur- rent (1975) supplies central case conditions to deter- mine: , . . (1) relative deficiencies (2) the effect of increased consumptive use on in- stream flow levels at the exit point to each ASA. i Comparison of volumetric projections contained in 'I completed Statelregional studies with those of the 1975 Assessment , I I I I Nonvolumetric projections for 1975, 1985, and 2000 Identification and description of the effects of ! central case conditions on national economic j development, regional development, environ- I mental quality and social well-being I i PHASE 1111 Identification and description of the location and I I nature of specific nonvolumetnc problems which ! ! are expected to arise in each ASA II Identification and description of the important water and related land resources which should be I preserved in their natural state because of their i scenic, recreational, or cultural values Projections for 1985 and 2000 of seven major vanations from central case conditions I Determination of the effect of these variations on I relative volumetric deficiencies and instream flow 1 PHASE lvi levels at the eXit point of each ASA i I Identification and description of the impact that , I these variations would have on national economic I development, regional development. environmental quality and social well-being. ) 1 Nationwide Analysis Wrap-Up (June 1975) i Identification from among the central case and Activity One: Nationwide appraisal of previous ! I variations of a set of .future prOjections (modified phases (June 1975) ; I central case) for use 10 subsequent analYSIS : PHASE V ActiVity Two: Compilation of nationwide analy- ! II Compilation of nationWide analysis information In sis results (June 1975) i a format suitable for inclusion in the 1975 Assess- ment Report. Figure 5. Summary of nationwide analysis activities and products. 14