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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8407.500
Description
Platte River Basin-River Basin General Publications-Missouri River General Publications
Date
8/1/1974
Author
USWRC
Title
1975 Water Assessment-Missouri River Basin-75 Water Assessment-Plan of Study
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Report/Study
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<br />\.3':)\) <br /> <br />Agency Responsible: Indicated in the foregoing description. <br /> <br />,~ <br /> <br />Activity Three: Synthesis of Other Planning Studv Information-Literature Review. <br />(Febl1lary 1974-0ctober 1974). Volumetric water use projections by major water using <br />sectors will be extracted from the framework studies, the first national assessment and <br />other regional studies, and interpolated to Assessment time points (1975, 1985, and 2000) <br />for comparison with the 1975 Assessment's water requirement projections. The major <br />population, economic activity, and technical coefficient assumptions underlying these <br />projections will be extracted for subsequent comparison with the 1975 Assessmcnt assump- <br />tions. In conducting this activity, othcr infomlation relevant to the conduct of subsequent <br />assessment activities will be listed and passed on for documentation in Phase V, Activity 2 of <br />the nationwide analysis. <br /> <br />.' <br /> <br />Agency Responsible: WRC staff. <br /> <br />Phase II. Central-Case Volumetric Adequacy AllalI'sis <br /> <br />Activity One: VolulIletric Adequacy Analysis on Central Case. (November 1974- <br />December 1974) Projectcd withdrawal and consumptive uses will be compared against <br />1975 supply estimates on both an annual and a monthly basis. For specified probabilities <br />of occurrence, future instream now levels (the amount of water available for release from <br />ASA) resulting from projected level of consumptive llse will be computed for each ASA <br />on an annual and monthly basis. These computed future-condition instrealll now levels <br />will be used to show the relative severity of volumetric deficiencies in each ASA and also <br />used as an input in the nonvolumetric adequacy analyses. Subsequently, as part of the <br />problem identification activity, the requirements and supply comparisons will be analyzed <br />to identify deficiencies caused by connicts in use for further evaluation. <br /> <br />Agency Responsiblc: NPA Work Croup assisted by WRC staff. <br /> <br />,(, <br /> <br />Activity Two: Comparison of Other Pla.nning 51l1dies with Central-Case Results. <br />(December 1974) The volumetric water use obtained in Phase I, Activity Three, from other <br />planning studies will be compared with the 1975 Assessment's central-case projections. <br />Where major differences in the water requirement projections are revealed, the significant <br />differences in assumptions responsible for the projection differences will be identified and <br />described. <br /> <br />? <br /> <br />Agency Responsible: WRC staff. <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />'I <br />, <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />Actil'itI' Three: Compilation of Central-Case Volumetric Information for Regional <br />Sponsors. (January 1975-February 1975) The results of the volumetric adequacy analysis <br />and the projected water requirements on which they are based, along with the information <br />ex tracted from other planning studies, will be compiled and provided to the regional <br />sponsors for their use as they conduct specific-problem analysis activities. <br /> <br />15 <br />
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