National Environmental Research Center
Corvallis, Oregon
QUARTERLY STATUS REPORT
ST/)?.
CsssJ
% ^
JANUARY-MARCH 1974
OFFICE OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
-------
nUARTFRLY STATUS REPORT, 3rd QUARTER FY 74
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
April, 1974
-------
PREFACE
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
Corvallis, Oregon
This report is designed primarily to serve the needs of manage-
ment by providing an overall picture of the status of progress toward
the accomplishment of planned research. It is not a report of accomplish-
ment, but rather an "exception" report which identifies problems and
reasons for delay.
This Quarterly Report summarizes the present status of progress
toward achieving the milestones in each of the approved Research
Objective Accomplishment Plans (ROAPs) assigned to NERC-Corvallis and
its associated laboratories for the 2nd Quarter FY 74. The report is
divided into 4 parts. Part I summarizes the status of ROAPs, the
reasons for delays, manpower and dollar resources, and the technical
assistance provided to EPA, the Regions and other federal, state, and
private organizations. Part II is the Laboratory Director's assessment
of the problems, impact of delays and accomplishments. Part III is a
ROAP by ROAP report on the status of tasks toward meeting task milestones
and Part IV is a listing of the technical reports and papers published
during the quarter.
Your comments and suggestions on the contents of this report will
be appreciated. Please direct all inquiries to the Director, Program
Coordination Staff, NERC-Corvallis or call on FTS-503-752-4362.
A. F. Bartsch
Director, NERC-Corvallis
-------
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I - Summary of ROAP/Task Progress Purple Divider
Pages 1-8
PART II - Laboratory Directors Report Green Divider
Pages 9-30
PART III - ROAPs on Schedule Orange Divider
Page 31
ROAP Status Reports Page 32-88
PART IV - Research Publications Blue Divider
Pages 89-106
-------
PART r
Summary of ROAP/Task Progress
-------
TOTAL ROAPS ASSIGNED - FY 74
NERC - CORVALLIS
LABORATORY NO. OF ROAPS
AERL 6
GBERL 3
GIL 9
NERL 7
NMWQL 7
NWQL 10
PNERL 20
RSKERL 18
SERL 12
92
-------
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALL IS•OREGON
SUMMARY OF TASK PROGRESS 8Y ORGANIZATION
APRIL 1974
LABORATORY
TOTAL
TASKS
NO TASKS
COMPLETE
NO ACTIVE
TASKS
NO TASKS
ON SCHED
NO TASKS
OELAYEO
NO TASKS
COMPLETED
PNERL
603
138
234
151
63
138
NMWQL
113
8
52
33
19
8
NWQL
136
13
85
82
3
13
AERL
43
7
22
17
5
7
GIL
88
10
77
65
12
10
RSKERL
269
41
97
80
17
41
GBERL
52
8
44
42
2
8
SERL
258
40
108
94
11
40
NERL
114
24
67
77
2
24
TOTALS 1676 289 786 641 134 289
-------
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS.OREGON
SUMMARY OF REASONS FOR DELAY BY ORGANIZATION
APRIL 1974
LABORATORY
TOTAL TASKS
DELAYED
FI
FF
FD
FL
REASON
AP AF
FOR DELAYS
AD AG
AO
DA
DO
0
PNERL
63
0
6
1
1
1
3
6
28
8
5
1
3
NHWQL
19
0
5
2
0
0
0
4
4
0
1
1
2
NWQL
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
AERL
5
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
GIL
12
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
3
^ RSKERL
17
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
5
2
0
3
3
GBERL
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
SERL
11
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
6
2
0
1
0
NERL
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
TOTALS
134
16
13
44
16
8
15
REASON FOR DELAY COPE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
F I - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
F L - Funds Late ( Eitmpl c delay
ad vice ol allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Cont r a ct De I ay (speci ly )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
PO- Piversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
national environmental research center
CORV ALLIS* OREGON
summary of months oelayed by organization
APRIL 1974
LABORATORY ACTIVE * TASKS NO TASKS DELAY IN MONTHS
TASKS DELAYED DELAYED
PNERL 234 26.92 63
NMWQL 52 36,54 19
NWQL 85 3.53 3
AERL 22 22.73 5
GIL 77 15.58 12
RSKERL 97 17.53 17
GBERL 44 4.55 2
SERL 108 10.19 11
NERL 67 2.99 2
3
4-6
7-9
10-12
OVER 12
0
11
27
15
10
1
7
8
1
2
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
3
4
2
2
2
2
0
3
7
4
3
0
0
0
1
1
2
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
TOTALS
786
17.05
134
34
45
24
22
-------
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
3rd Quarter - FY1974
(Manhours)
Current Quarter
% of Total
Qtrly Res
Year-To-
-Date
iboratory
Regi ons
Other
EPA
. Non-
EPA
Total
Manhours
Regions
Other
EPA
Non-
EPA
Total
PNERL
1262
708
185
2155
4.6
2826
4167
889
7882
NMWQL
406
3126
20
3552
13.9
1322
8774
124
10220
NWQL
36
1912
1464
3412
9.0
180
6897
2039
9116
AERL
168
-
168
336
7.7
352
-
168
520
GIL
203
47
156
406
9.8
352
1199
376
1927
RSKERL
99
52
778
929
7.1
145
1551
1112
2808
GBERL
28
972
100
1100
8.5
459
2807
1049
4315
SERL
49
1269
228
1546
5.4
249
2104
639
2992
NERL
188
16
160
364
3.7
284
166
307
757
2439
8102
3259
13,800
7.1
6169
27,665
6703
40,537
-------
LABORATORY
HQS NERC
AERL
GIL
GBERL
NERL
NMWQL
NWQL
PNERL
RSKERL
SERL
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
MANPOWER RESOURCE SUMMARY
3rd QUARTER - FY 1974
Auth
22
17
8
36
22
64
90
74
59
72
Permanent Full Time
Over 1/
A1 located
2
2
24
1
2
Target
22
17
8
36
22
66
92
99
60
74
ONB
21
20
8
35
22
67
91
99
60
72
OPFT
Auth ONB
8
0
2
4
5
2
7
7
5
2
7
11
4
9
9
15
6
12
2
8
TOTAL NERC-C
464
31
496
495
42
82
1_/ Over allocated at PAG II per Dr. Greenfield
2/ 23 positions for Lake Survey
-------
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF EXTRAMURAL OBLIGATIONS
THIRD QUARTER FY 1974
LABORATORY
PNERL
NMWQL
NWQL
AERL
GIL
RSKERL
GBERL
SERL
NERL
AUTHORIZED (1)
FUNDS
$3,171 ,000
1 ,254,000
645,000
421,000
1,975,000
3,357,000
515,000
2,075,000
1 ,079,000
OBLIGATED
$1,252,817
692,830
338,576
163,414
1 ,039,792
1 ,856,461
465,583
979,928
311 ,251
% OBLIGATED
39.5
55.2
52.5
38.8
52.6
55.3
90.4
47.2
28.8
TOTAL
$14,492,000
7,100,652
48.9
(1) Funds authorized at PAG II less
program cut $1,192,000 (11-14-73)
-------
NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON TOTAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
AUTHORIZED FUNDING LEVEL
TOO
FY 1974
JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN
FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
FISCAL YEAR - MONTHS
-------
NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON EXTRAMURAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
AUTHORIZED FUNDING LEVEL
/
~
8.8 , ^ 80
6.6 > 60
to
Y 1973 £
41.4 j? ^ 40 §
FY 19 74
2.2 S 20
^^
k*~
Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
FISCAL YEAR - MONTHS
-------
PART II
Laboratory Directors Report
-------
ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA022 - 21 ARY
The seven month delay is not critical and will not delay related
tasks in the ROAP.
1BA021 - 21ASA
The 1 year delay does have a serious impact on the ROAP. This
impact can be minimized if the schedule and resources proposed in the
FY-1975 ROAP are met.
1BA021 - 21ARX
The 2 month delay is not critical and will not delay related tasks
in the ROAP.
1BB044 - 21ASF
The fire that destroyed the Wainwright facility has delayed a planned
final report to Congress by 2 years. The interim report scheduled for
July 1974 will be delayed 1 year. This delay should not adversely
affect EPA's credibility with Congress. The impact of the delay in
completing the third project will not be known until a complete evaluation
of the existing projects is accomplished.
II. Issues:
No major issues in the research program.
III. Accomplishments:
A long-term research effort dealing with the low dissolved oxygen
problem in cold climates has been completed. A report summarizing this
work with recommendations for management has been processed for clearance.
A report describing the findings of a cooperative research project with
the Bureau of Land Management on ice fog reduction has also been completed
and processed for publication.
IV. Administrative Management Problems:
The Laboratory has far exceeded the average grade ceiling assigned
last year. We are currently at 10.05 with an assigned ceiling of 9.57.
This situation has occurred because of the resignation of two lower
grade employees (GS-6). We have not been allowed to refill these
positions; hence, our average grade has increased by attrition. There
are two solutions readily available. Raise the average grade
ceiling or raise the personnel ceiling.
Richard W. Latirrer
Director
9
-------
GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter
I. Impact of Delays:
1EA077
Nothing to report.
II. Issues:
FY 1975 ROAPs were completed. In the future more time
could be used for planning and exchange of information on
SROs as directed by the PAM.
III. Accomplishments:
Five staff members testified for EPA1s Office of Enforcement
and General Counsel (OEGC) in the current mi rex hearings.
During March, 57 man-days of technical assistance were
provided to the OEGC in preparation for testimony in public
hearings on proposed toxic pollutant effluent standards.
The chemistry laboratory completed pesticide analysis of
biological samples for the Department of Natural Resources of
Puerto Rico.
Completion of a two-year continuous exposure of oysters to
low levels of DDT, PCB, and dieldrin showed a seasonal pattern
of accumulation and loss of these chemicals related to spawning
activity. Therefore, life-history of oysters must be considered
when evaluating residue data from monitoring programs.
Experiments completed this quarter indicate that the
sheepshead minnow, Cyprinodon variegatus, is a suitable
saltwater fish for chronic ("egg to egg") bioassays.
Methoxychlor at concentrations of 10, 100 and 1,000 ppb
(yg/liter) significantly altered growth of axenic populations
of the ciliate Tetrahymena pyriformis at 26 C. During the
first 24 hours of exposure, population growth rates were
reduced and generation times were increased in proportion to
concentration of the toxicant.
10
-------
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The "average grade level" concept affected the laboratory
this quarter in that two excellent researchers resigned and
joined private industry.
Thomas W. Duke
Director
11
-------
GROSSE ILE LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report. 3rd Quarter FY 74
I• Impact of Delays:
1BA026
Delays in this quarter are of a minor nature and will not
materially affect overall objectives.
1BB036
Delays in this quarter are of a minor nature and will not
materially affect overall objectives.
1BB042
Delays in this quarter are of a minor nature and will not
materially affect overall objectives.
II. Issues:
1BA026 ROAP 21BBI should officially be cancelled because funds
will not be released during FY 74 and no ROAP 21BBI is planned for
FY 7 5.
III. Accomplishments
First annual report from the IFYGL investigators has been
published.
IV- Administrative/Management Problems:
None appropriate to mention here.
Tudor T. Davies
Director
12
-------
NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter, FY 74
I• Impact of Delays:
1AA0Q6
The delay in implementing Task 09 in ROAP 21 ALR essentially
means an important delay in research concerning long-term chronic
exposure work. In addition, effects research involving the interaction
of temperature, moisture, and other environmental factors with gaseous
air pollutants will be delayed. If the proposed target date for
achieving Task 04 in ROAP 21 BBK is met, there will be no delay
in meeting the ROAP's milestones.
1EA435
ROAP 21 BCL has been funded as of March 1974. At present, there
are no delays.
6NA441
ROAP 21 BCI was funded as of March 1974. There will be no
delays in implementing this ROAP if the Agency continues to expedite
the required paperwork.
I I. Issues:
In general the specific problem delays are covered in the Quarterly
ROAP Status Reports which are attached, but there are certain basic
delays which must be addressed if NERL is to realize its full potential.
First of all, the largest problem we face in the immediate future
concerns the availability of a facility to conduct controlled environ-
mental research. ROAP 21 ALR is the ROAP most affected by this delay.
As the time for vacating the ARS Ornamental Facility draws nearer, it'
becomes less and less worthwhile to build or otherwise begin to develop
programs in that facility. However, without a clearer idea of where
the greenhouse/lab work will reside after December 1975, it is almost
impossible to make programmatic plans. Although some of our problems
13
-------
have been resolved through provision of laboratory space in the main
NERC building and the acquisition of modular office space, it is still
to be emphasized that a permanent greenhouse/lab work facility is in
critical need.
III. Accomplishments:
1AA006
Interagency agreements with USDA, ARS at Beltsville, MD, and
Raleigh, North Carolina, have been completed. Greenhouse and laboratory
control chamber exposure studies have been initiated. Interagency
Agreements between the U.S. Forest Service and EPA have been established.
Under ROAP 21 BBK, field work at the Turkey Point experimental
site has been completed. An interagency agreement has been negotiated
with the Atomic Energy Commissionfor work on ecological effects indices.
1EA435
Laboratory space has been secured and modification occurred during
this last quarter. Simulated ecosystem chambers have been constructed and
will be put to use during the coming quarter.
6NA441
During this past quarter, the Montana Coal-Fired Power Plant
Project has become a reality. The Mobile Air Quality Sampling
Laboratory has been completed and is ready to be sent to Montana.
Field sites have been identified and are in the process of being
leased by the U.S. EPA. Additional staff has been identified for
the project and will be brought aboard within the next several
weeks. It is anticipated that this project will be operational
by mid-May in Southeastern Montana.
I V. Administrative Management Problems:
While there have been few management difficulties this past quarter,
there are invariably some routine problems which involve NERL, PNERL,
and NERC. However, these difficulties are being resolved and we
anticipate no serious problems in the future.
Norman R. Glass
Director
14
-------
NATIONAL MARINE WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter, FY'74
I. Impact of Delays
The five ROAPs at NMWQL contain a total of 113 approved tasks.
Two tasks have been completed during this fiscal year and one more
has become inactive due to a budget cut. Of the remaining 110 tasks,
19 are delayed. Delays previously reported on three tasks have been
made up and those in other tasks have generally stabilized. Although
our planning for this fiscal year recognized the potential impact of
moving and wet lab renovation, it now seems that the problems were
underestimated. This has been recognized in FY'75 planning by
emphasizing field aspects of in-house research. Such compensation
cannot be effective over the long term and slippage will increasingly
relate to construction delays.
1BA022
16 AAT
While delays in this ROAP are presently minimal, much laboratory
work is being deferred in the manner described above.
16 AAV
Delay indicated is apparent rather than real and reflects sequential
rather than concurrent work on tasks.
21 AKF
Delays experienced in this program have forced us to rely more
heavily than is desirable on the scientific literature when evaluating
proposed criteria. This necessarily weakens our position when called
upon to defend such criteria.
21 AKK
Impact on the progress of this ROAP has been very slight. The delay
encountered in establishing a computerized file of toxicity data is
being compensated to some extent by design of an in-house prototype.
The experience thus gained will probably make extramural effort more
productive.
15
-------
21 BBG
No additional delays have been encountered. Input from extramural
tasks will be late but this should not prejudice our ability to proceed
with other aspects as scheduled.
II. Accomplishments:
A rationale for application of thermal criteria to the unique cir-
cumstances of the marine environment has been developed and supported with
available data. This represents a departure from the past practice of
applying fresh water criteria and has established for EPA a more defensible
position in this regard.
Criteria documents relating to marine waters have been reviewed and
recommendations have been made which we believe will permit us to more
effectively support them in case of challenge.
Wet lab renovations are about 90% complete. Holding capability now
exists at Narragansett and researchers have supplies of both filtered and
unfiltered water.
Studies being conducted at nearby dump sites have demonstrated that
histological and chemical procedures being used routinely at NMWOL can
demonstrate sublethal biological effects of dumped material as well as
impacts outside the designated site.
III. Issues:
Seemingly arbitrary resource targets established by headquarters
during the current planning cycle appear to have made the PAG little
more than a certification mechanism. Currently, targets are established
which force response to new needs to appear in the form of add-ons.
Unless a situation is created in which the PAG must do a whole job or
none at all, we run the risk of promising more and more,.and delivering
less and less.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Planning for the management of energy-related research has indicated
that only a moderate increase in extramural effort can be absorbed without
diverting staff from active research functions. Unless positions accompany
the increased responsibility, EPA will neither justify its managerial role
nor fulfull its legislative mandates.
Eric D. Schneider
Di rector
16
-------
NATIONAL WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter FY 7U
I. Impact of Delays:
The few delays identified in these Status Reports are minor and
will not affect the over-all program significantly.
II. Issues:
None.
III. Accomplishments:
It appears that the guideline on mixing zone definition that was
prepared by the National Water Quality Laboratory staff is receiving
more favorable comment now, perhaps because of pressure from
Section 316 of PL 92-500, and perhaps it wi!ll be instrumental in bring-
ing the Agency to a reasonable solution on mixing zone definition and
philosophy.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The load of concluding the court trial with Reserve Mining
Company and negotiating a Decree with the Defendants, review of the
Section on Freshwater for the Water Quality Criteria Document, heavy
involvement in the Toxic Pollutant Hearings, involvement in 316 Guide-
line preparation, and work on Energy EROS's and now probably ROAP's,
is playing havoc with the research program. It isn't possible to assess
at this time the impact it is going to have, but it will be major. It
is taking our top scientists away from the laboratory, so that they not
only are out of research themselves, but are unable to properly oversee
the work for which they are responsible. Requests for major reprogram-
ming actions will follow in the near future.
Donald I. Mount
Director
17
-------
PACIFIC NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA025
Delays in Tasks 04 and 05 of 21AIS and 21 AIS-A will not
cause problems as long as alternatives recommended by Lefcourt are
followed. Recommendations suggest the Office of Monitoring or NAS-OAB
have responsibility for improving Analytical Methods Manual for EPA's
Ocean Disposal Permit Program.
1BA029
No delays at present time.
1BA031
Milestone event 02 on ROAP AJE will not be attained because
funds were withdrawn by Headquarters.
Inability to hire temporary personnel continues to impede
assigned research in Tasks 08 and 17, ROAP 21 AJF.
1BA032 and 1BB392
Will delay completion of ROAP milestones and postpone
target dates because funds were not unfrozen until 9-17-73. In
1BA032, task 35 was delayed because the Cincinnati contracting office
delayed date for submission of a contract proposal until 1-8-74.
In 1BB392 there was a contract delay because a potential contractor
stopped negotiations because of increase in equipment costs.
1BB037
Delays in the program will prevent the development of
technology necessary to meet the legislated deadline of zero discharge
of pollutants by 1985.
Laboratory Services Branch
The backlog of samples to be analyzed, especially for the
Lake Survey Branch, has not produced any adverse verbal or written
communications on delaying any tasks for any of the PNERL ROAP's.
Close coordination of staffs at the working levels has resulted in
a better understanding of problems and objectives.
18
-------
II. Issues:
1BA025
New assignments relating to ocean dumping (106-mile site,
and Corps of Engineers cooperative study) have created the need for
additional laboratory space. Progress will be slowed until this
space can be provided at a coastal location. Present facilities at
Corvallis are cramped and, in addition, require truck transport of
sea water to Corvallis.
New assignments regarding site evaluation criteria (trans-
ferred from NERL) have increased the need for office and computer
desk space at the Newport lab. Five people are now cramped in one
office of ca. 150 sq. ft. (?). The University has not been able to
supply an additional office as was expected at the start of this
project. Both problems can be solved by purchase of trailers for
lab and office space at Newport.
Assignment of staff report responsibilities under the
Ocean Outfall-Secondary Treatment task force will require transfer
of personnel within the Branch—delaying research in ROAP 21AIS-- to
be reported next quarter.
1BA029
The funding issue was resolved during the past quarter
and the program is currently expanding its activities into the
western states.
1BA031
Lack of funds to carry out full-scale lake restoration
demonstration projects continues to be a problem.
1BA032 and 1BB392
None
1BB037
Grant proposals have been slow in coming in this fiscal
year, due in part to diversion of staff time almost exclusively to
OAWP technical assistance during the second quarter, and in
part to reluctance of industry to demonstrate higher degree of
treatment which may then be adopted as effluent guidelines.
Laboratory Services Branch
In the third quarter some progress was made in reducing the
backlog. This can be attributed to the full availability of people
during the spring vacation.
19
-------
The reassignment of Lyle Wilson has been very helpful in
alleviating problems in the computer section.
As we load SHAVES with samples, deficiencies in the system
occur which were not apparent with lower inputs. Thus, SHAVES
programming changes continue to be the rule rather than the exception.
III. Accomplishments:
1BA025
Two workshops were conducted: (1) "Prediction of Pollutant
Transport in Coastal Waters," and (2) "Calculation of Trace Material
Equilibria in Marine Waters." Both were well attended and well
received.
Contributions were made to the 307 hearing task force.
Assistance was provided to Regions VI and X in the evaluation
of ocean dumping permit applications.
Assistance was provided in the writeup of section 316
standards for thermal mixing zones in marine waters.
1BA029
A total of 30 preliminary reports for individual lakes
were prepared this quarter including the following states: Wisconsin
(19), Maine (9), Massachusetts (1), and New York (1).
The Laboratory Services Branch received and analyzed
5,113 stream samples and 1,517 municipal sewage treatment samples
during the past quarter.
The Algal Assay Section started and completed 186 algal
assays on lake samples collected during 1973 and 1974.
Updated provisional stream and municipal sewage treatment
plant data were provided to the pollution control agencies of the
seventeen states which have active NES sampling programs.
Following receipt of final lake lists, topographic maps
were obtained, tributary sampling sites selected, and maps for National
Guard use prepared for lakes in Arkansas and Louisiana. A similar
effort for Texas and Oklahoma lakes was started and will be completed
early next quarter.
20
-------
1BA031
Completed 1973 water, phosphorus, and nitrogen budgets for
Shagawa Lake. The 1973 budget has shown that the tertiary wastewater
plant, which began continuous operation in April 1973 has reduced the
total phosphorus loading to the lake by approximately 70 percent.
Shagawa Lake is presently in a state of phosphorus washout: twice as
much phosphorus was measured leaving the lake as entering.
Agreement has been reached with the Chief, Western Fish
Toxicology Station, for the siting of experimental ponds for eutro-
phication and fisheries research on WFTS property. A Program of
Requirements has been drawn up and submitted to Headquarters in a
request for an A&E study.
A pilot field study on nutrient inactivation, using zirconium
as a phosphorus inactivant, was initiated on March 26 at Cline's Pond.
The pond had previously been divided into equal halves with a watertight
plastic partition, and zirconium has been added to the eastern half
only. The western half will serve as a control.
The nitrogen and phosphorus requirements for Microcystis
aeruginosa and Anabaena flos-aquae are being defined.
The interactions of zinc (as ZnCl2) with combinations of
calcium, magnesium and cadmium are being evaluated for possible
antagonistic and synergistic effects upon the growth of Selenastrum
capricornutum.
A final report on the Upper Klamath Lake studies has been
completed and is being submitted for clearance for publication in
the EPA Ecological Research Series.
Information on Shagawa and Waldo Lakes was prepared for
presentation at the OECD North American Project meeting to be held
in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, April 9-10, 1974.
1BA032
Workbook on Thermal Plume Prediction Volume II, Surface
Discharges, is nearing completion and will go to GPO next quarter.
Intramural field testing of cooling tower plume models,
to complement University of Colorado grant, was conducted at Turkey
Point Plant of Florida Power and Light Company, in coordination with
the cooling systems drift studies.
21
-------
Contract with Environmental Systems Corporation (funded
by RTP) for measurement of natural air salt concentration, salt
emission from mechanical draft towers and spray modules, and their
contribution to natural background is proceeding on schedule. Pre-
liminary data look good.
Considerable effort was expended in finalizing EPA policy
in promulgating regulations and developing guidelines for Section
316(a).
1BB392
On request of Region VIII in support of the Northern Great
Plains Resources Program, staff reports were prepared on (1) water
requirements for power plants with wet cooling towers with and without
stack gas scrubbers, (2) engineering and economic aspects of wet and
dry cooling systems, (3) water usage in conversion of coal to pipeline
quality gas, and (4) state of the art and R&D need relative to assess-
ment of water use alternatives in coal conversion facilities.
1BB037
Four reports were submitted for printing during the quarter
on completed grant projects, but have not been published yet.
Laboratory Services Branch
In this quarter 59,100 analyses were reported to the
various project leaders.
Computer assistance to the Thermal Pollution Branch for
the Thermal Workbook has been completed. Models acquired by the
Coastal Pollution Branch on extramural contracts were entered into
the Agency computer.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems
1BA025
None
1BA029
None
1BA031
None
22
-------
1BA032 and 1BB392
None
1BB037
Difficulties are still being encountered in following
grant projects where Project Officer assignments are outside the
program.
Laboratory Services Branch
None
Norbert A. Jaworski
Di rector
23
-------
ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BB024 1BB039 1BB045
1BB036 1BB040
1BB024 - 16 AJB
Delay in task 01 is significant to a comparison
study being initiated by the Air and Water Programs concerning
institutional constraints of ground water basin management.
1BB024 - 21 AIO
Delay in task 09 is significant because it supplies
needed input to the GE-Tempo contract with the Office of Mon-
itoring.
1BB039 - 21 AYS
The six-month delay in task 05, demonstrating pollutants
in surface and ground waters are influenced by methods and effi-
ciency of irrigation and developing management practices for control
of irrigation return flows, is not significant.
1BB039 - 21 AYR
Delay of task 08, prototype evaluation of irrigation
management practices is significant in that it will impact manuals
required in FY 77. Manpower insufficient for this task.
1BB039 - 21 AYV
Task 05 delay is insignificant. Report has been
received for review.
Task 06 delay is not considered significant. Report
has now been received for final review.
24
-------
(Impact of Delays continued)
1BB040 - 21 AGF
Task 02, state-of-the-art on uranium mining, milling
and refining industry is in final review prior to publication.
Delay is not significant.
Task 16, evaluation of tailing pond sealants was
delayed by compilation of prioritization report on mining
industries. Delay is not significant.
1BB040 - 21 AGG
Task 02, state-of-the-art on sand and gravel was
delayed to develop prioritization report on mining industry.
Delay not significant.
1BB045 - A21 ASH
Task 03 delay caused by expansion of scope of
technical assistance to Office of Water Programs in developing
information on soil treatment systems. Time extension agreeable
to all parties. Delay is insignificant.
Task 05, midcontinent demonstration project for
sewage effluent irrigation, delay is not considered significant.
Task 14, spray runoff project for municipal waste,
delay is not significant.
1BB045 ~ 21 ASH
Task 14, testing infiltration-percolation system
for hydrology, nutrient removal and microorganisms removal,
delay is not significant.
Task 15, land restoration through waste water reuse,
delay is not significant.
Task 17, delay is not significant.
Task 29, demonstration of soil system for economical
and beneficial waste water reclamation and reuse, delay is not
significant.
25
-------
(Impact of Delays continued)
1BB045 - 21 ASJ
Task 02, laboratory and field tests to determine
influence of trace elements on the kinds of algae which attain
dominance in ponds and streams, is significant in that it delays
a milestone approximately one year.
II. Issues:
Prevention of promotion of personnel working at
higher grade levels but having to remain at lower grades due
to average grade ceilings is creating an inequity in our per-
sonnel policies. Continued restriction will almost certainly
result in lower morale, worker efficiency and productivity.
Obtaining health effects support for water programs
from NERC-RTP is proceeding at an unsatisfactory level. Sug-
gested NERC-C Director make inquiries to determine cause and
provide mechanisms to correct. This is critical to defining
uses to be made of soil treatment systems.
III. Accomplishments:
1BB036 has completed a round robin testing program
with refineries in Oklahoma to evaluate certain EPA analytical
methodology. Dwight Ballinger's laboratory acted as referee
for the tests.
1BB040 - ROAP tasks for FY 74 were revised based
upon submittal of preliminary prioritization matrix developed
earlier in fiscal year. New direction calls for collection,
compilation and evaluation of existing information on twelve
mining industries (excluding coal and off-shore oil production)
to determine need for additional research to control and/or
treat wastes.
1BB045, 1BB036, 1BB024 program elements provided
technical assistance to Region VI and the State of Oklahoma
in evaluation of pesticide residues resulting in an explosion
and fire at a warehouse near Altus, Oklahoma. Support was
provided by the Southeast Environmental Research Laboratory
(methodology, analyses and standards) and Gulf Breeze Envi-
ronmental Research Laboratory (methodology and backup analysis,
as needed).
26
-------
(Accomplishments continued)
1BB045 completed preliminary draft of a suggested
position paper for use in the soil treatment area by the
Environmental Protection Agency. Their program element has
also published (1) "Conference on Recycling Treated Municipal
Wastewater Through Forest and Cropland" (EPA-660/2-74-003);
and (2) "Renovation of Sewage Effluents for Reuse as a Water
Resource" (EPA-660/2-74-016).
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Technical assistance requests requiring diversion
of technical manpower continues to delay task accomplishments.
Present programs being impacted and technical assistance re-
quested are:
(1) Program elements 1BB024, 1BB036, 1BB045 -
provide analytical assistance to Office of Oil and Hazardous
Materials for off-shore oil well study. Estimated OR&D costs
are 70 man weeks and $28,000;
(2) Program element 1BB045 is chairman of the
committee on soil treatment and a member of the committee
on sewage lagoon upgrading. The efforts of these two com-
mittee are to develop information for use as a position paper;
and
(3) 1BB039 is providing OR&D representation on the
technical committee for salinity control.
William Galegar
Director
27
-------
SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 3rd Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA027
Delay in 16ADN-65 is delaying the training of Freshwater
Ecosystems Branch staff in high resolution mass spectrometer opera-
tion for the identification of pollutant degradation products, but
is not yet delaying research in 1BA023.
1BB036
Delays in 21AZR and 21AZT do not adversely affect other re-
search, but are delaying implementation of control technology.
1BB039
Delays in 21AYP, while frustrating researchers waiting for re-
sults, are not yet threatening attainment of major ROAP milestones.
II. Issues:
Many of EPA's significant accomplishments are the result of
cooperative effort of several organizations in the various major
components of EPA. When those accomplishments merit formal recog-
nition under EPA policy, awards should be coordinated so that all
concerned are equitably recognized. Unilateral action by heads of
organizations, while appropriate and fitting for their staffs, has
an adverse impact on morale of personnel in other organizations who
have not been recognized, although they made a commensurate con-
tribution to the success of the effort. I recommend that an EPA
policy be clearly established and enforced to require that recognition
of group accomplishments encompass all group members regardless of
organization.
III. Accomplishments:
1BA023-21AIM 05: Continuous additions of mercury to artificial
streams at concentrations of 1 ppb and 5 ppb were stopped, and the
systems are being monitored as they recover from the polluted con-
dition. Although soluble mercury in the effluent of all streams de-
creased to <0.05 ppb in two weeks, the total mercury in the resident
fish (Gambusia) has not changed after a period of two months. Con-
centrations remain at 5 ppm for fish in the 1 ppb stream and 11-15 ppm
for fish in the 5 ppb streams. Elemental mercury continues to be released
28
-------
to the atmosphere. Of two species of algae affected by the mercury,
one decreased in numbers and one increased. Morphological abnor-
malaties previously noted in a green alga decreased.
1BA023-21AIM 07: Fungi were found to degrade malathion ectocel-
lularly, i.e., between the cell wall and the cell membrane, with
the enzyme carboxyesterase. For equivalent initial malathion con-
centrations the rate of removal per unit weight of cell material
of fungi was only about 0.02% of the rate of removal by bacteria
previously studied. The half-life, measured in filtered river water,
was 2.2 hours, as compared to a predicted half-life of 2.5 hours.
The major product was the 6 monoacid of malathion (99%), with trace
amounts of malathion dicarboxylic acid.
1BA023-21AIM 11: Dr. Harvey Holm has devised a new approach
t0 studying the fate of various toxic substances and their impact
on nutrient cycling. Several cycling systems necessary to the con-
tinuous existence of a healthy aquatic ecosystem are the nitrogen
cycle (nitrification and denitrification), the sulfur cycle (sulfate
reduction and sulfur oxidation), and the carbon cycle (cellulose
degradation). Or. Holm has set up model ecosystems containing organisms
representing the various cycles present in natural streams and lakes.
By adding toxic substances, he will be able to determine their effects
on the systems, and their fate within the systems.
1BA027-07ABL 02 & 03: A simple, inexpensive method is now
practical for analysis of kraft paper mill wastewater effluents at
the mill level. During the past two years, the volatile organic
compounds in the effluents from two different mills have been iden-
tified and quantified at SERL. The same compounds, although vary-
ing in amounts, were found to be present consistently for both mills.
With a knowledge of specific compounds to monitor, simple GC analysis
provides sufficient information for paper mills to adequately
analyze their effluents and control their composition.
1BA027-16ADN 25: The mass spectra matching program at Battelle
Columbus Laboratories now used by EPA will be available outside
the Agency in late summer. With this program a researcher can identify
or characterize an unknown pollutant within one minute. John McGuire
of SERL is working with the Management Information and Data Systems
Division to translate the present program into a form that can be
mounted on the GE time-share computer, which can be accessed by
telephone from hundreds of locations throughout the world. By the
time the program becomes available, the spectra library will have
been increased to 25,000 spectra.
29
-------
1BB039-21AYP: A workshop held at SERL by the Agro-Environmental
Systems Branch 27-28 March 1974 provided a forum for the mutual ex-
change of ideas and results of the past year's research among par-
ticipants in this major ROAP. Attending were contractors, grantees,
and U.S. Department of Agriculture personnel involved in interagency
cooperative research sponsored by SERL. Institutions and companies
represented were the University of California at Riverside, Oklahoma
State University, Michigan State University, the Southern Piedmont
Conservation Research Center, ARS in Watkinsville, Ga., Hydrocomp,
Inc., and ESL Laboratories, Inc. This workshop, the second of its
kind, provides for more efficient and economical use of EPA time
and money since it facilitates a coordinated research effort.
The USDA Agricultural Research Service sponsored a working con-
ference on modeling agricultural chemicals runoff at Athens, Georgia,
15-17 January 1974. The meeting, held at the Richard B. Russell
Agricultural Research Center, was attended by approximately 55
scientists from laboratories throughout the nation. The EPA dele-
gation included three ORD staff from Washington, D.C., and eight
from SERL. The present status of research in ARS and at SERL to de-
velop useful models was critically reviewed and better communication
was promoted among the small scientific community concerned with
this problem. ^
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
An administrative problem that is hampering research in 1BA023
is the long processing time for IPA appointments. Recent Appointments
have required a total of three months to complete from the time
action is started. Most of the delay is in obtaining approvals
and concurrences in Corvallis and in Washington. I recommend that
action be taken to expedite approvals and concurrences. (Processing
through the Las Vegas personnel office has been especially expeditious,
requiring no improvement.)
Manpower programmed for technical assistance in 1BA023 for
FY 74 amounts to 0.6 manyears. During the past quarter, more than
0.4 manyears of technical assistance, which were provided the Office
of Enforcement and General Counsel in connection with the Section 307
hearings, has delayed research and brought the total technical
assistance provided in this program element in FY 74 to over 0.5
manyears. Allocation of more time and effort to providing this
kind of technical assistance will further delay other research.
David W. Duttweiler
Di rector
30
-------
PART III
ROAPs on Schedule
ROAP Status Reports
-------
ROAPS ON SCHEDULE
The list below indicates the ROAPS on schedule; the following
pages of "ROAP Status Reports" contain only ROAPS having one
or more delayed tasks.
NO. OF
PROGRAM
ROAP
ACTIVE TASKS
ELEMENT
LABORATO
21ALS
5
1AA006
NERL
21ALU
16
1AA006
NERL
05ADD
1
1BA021
NWQL
16AAD
9
1BA021
NWOL
16AAI
8
1BA021
NWQL
16AAJ
6
1BA021
NWOL
16AAK
15
1BA021
NWQL
16AA0
9
1BA021
NWQL
21AKG
7
1BA021
NWQL
25AIC
2
1BA021
NWQL
21ARZ
3
1BA022
AERL
21 AIL
4
1BA023
SERL
21 AIM
11
1BA023
SERL
22AEC
2
1BA023
SERL
21AKQ
9
1BA024
RSKERL
25ADX
5
1BA026
GIL
25ADS
5
IBA026
GIL
07ABL
8
1BA027
SERL
16ACG
4
1BA027
SERL
25AJX
7
1BA029
PNERL
25AKM
3
1BA029
PNERL
25ALP
3
1BA029
PNERL
21AJA
11
1BA031
PNERL
21AVS
1
3BB036
RSKERL
21AZV
3
1BB036
RSKERL
21AZP
6
1BB036
RSKERL
58AAH
3
1BB036
SERL
58AAG
3
1BB037
PNERL
21AYU
3
1BB039
SERL
21AYN
8
1BB039
RSKERL
A21AYR
5
1BB039
RSKERL
21AYU
3
1BB039
SERL
21AGD
0
1BB040
RSKERL
21AGI
4
1BB042
GIL
21ASG
3
1BB044
AERL
58AAK
2
1BB392
PNERL
16AAS
1
1EA077
GBERL
21AMM
1
1EA077
GBERL
25AJN
10
1EA077
GBERL
21BCL
14
6EA404
NERL
21BCI
11
6NA441
NERL
31 _,((ir330aldlc«»«
.1 • ;
dXjj 3 * 07330
CoTvaUio, Oragon 9/33U
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1'"•rfflWBr""
3.Roap Title Strengthening Sci<
Secondary Air Oual. Stand.&
sntific Basis for |« o»»« 4/ft/7/1
:nnt. of Othpr Pnlluttantc
S.Page No
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No. Tasks Completed
27 ! 9
8
No Active Tasks 9.No. on Schedule
15 14
10. No Completed CFY 11. No. Delayed 12.
n l I
13- Program Chief
L. C. Raniere
14.Roap Manager 15
L. C. Raniere
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
09
B r ie I
Dea c ri pt
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1AA006
'2 Roap No.
21 BBK
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
11 ! 0
113 Program Chiel
L. C. Raniere
3.Roap Tl tie Meas . 0
IMitia.1 "f
terns Response and Eco-
pr
No on Schedule
5
yiE!
10.No.Completed
0
~CTY~
4.Date
4/8/74
5.Page No
U-of--l-
11 No Delayed
1 2.
1
14.Roap Manager
L. C. Raniere
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task *
-------
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1BA021 16AAE
3 Roap Title Bioassay Technical Support for
4 Date
3/31/74
S.Page No
] of - 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps !7 No.Tasks Completed
11 1 0
a No Active Tasks' '
9
7
10.No Completed CFY
o
11 No. Delayed 1 2
2 I
13 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
John W. Arthur
15.
16. TASKS DELAYED
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Task
Brief
Deicript Io n
month*
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
13
Determine acute toxicity of selected
toxicants to six fish species
(68-01-0748).
Determine acute and chronic toxicity
of a disinfected secondary sewage
effluent.
3/74
12/73
6/74
2/74
0*.
Final
report
not yet
complete^
0-
Final
report
not yet
complete!!
Three month extension
without additional funds,
Lab
Director
17 REMARKS'
FUNDING F
IFF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a c t D e I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i s tance
DO- Diversion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
!' rism61""1" 1 16abi
3 . Roap Title '
T
"emperature and Dissolved Oxygen
ipniilrpmpnfq fnr Froshua l-or nroanicm
4 Date
3/31/74
5 Page No 1
__J of - - 2. |
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
38 I 12
8 No Active Tasks
19
9.No on Schedule
19
10 No Completed 'CFY 11 No Delayed 12
2 ! 7 I I
13- Program C hie f
Donald T. Mount". Ph.TI.
14 Roap Manager
Bernard R.—Jone6———
5 I
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task Ko
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
1 09B
Upper and lower lethal temperatures
Indef
1/74 &
None
DO
Reprogram.
Lab.
of two species of fish.
6/74
Director
10
Temperature limits for fish food
—Not
funded I
• Y. 74-
Fund in subsequent years.
Headquarter
organisms - in-house.
15
Temperature limits for fish food
—Not
funded I
1
•
>*
Fund in subsequent years.
Headquarter
organisms - extramural.
20
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
—Not
funded I
i
I
r^»
EH
Fund in subsaqaeht years.
Headquarter
in-house.
21
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
—Not
funded I
.Y. 74-
Fund in subsequent years.
Headquarter
extramural.
1 22
Effects of condenser passage on fish
—Not
funded F
i
1
>*
Fund in subsquent years.
Headquarter
and fish food organisms.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ *
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a c I DeI ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative ( specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1BA021 16ABI
3 Roap Title Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen . j4 °ft/®
Requirements for Fresnwater Organisms! 3/31/74
5 Page No
2__0f--2-
t> Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
38 1 12
8 No Active Tasks
19
9 No on schedule
19
10 No Completed CFY
2
11. No Delayed 1 2
7 1
13 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
Bernard R. Jones
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c ri pt 'o n
25
Nutrient chemistry of a subarctic lake
months
de I ayed
—Not
original
target
funded I
proposed
target
.Y. 74-
Rea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
Fund in subsequent years,
Headquarter
u>
cn
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay In
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG ~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance ( spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No '3.Roap Title '4 Date
1BAQ21 2JASA Effects of Oil and Arctic Freshwater ; 04/08/74
5 Page No
- - 3 of - -I
o ioiai rasks in rioaps 7 no Tasks completed 6 No Active Tasks 9.No on Schedule
4 0 .312
10.No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed 12
0 1
Richard W. Latimer 14 Roap Mana9e' Ernst W. Mueller
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Des c ripl'on
mon ths
de 1 ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
The Effects of Oil Spilled on the
High Latitude Lake Ecosystem
12
12/31/7
) 12/31/
74 F.D.
Funds were diverted by Re-
programming action NERC-
CVO-71, due to lack of suit-
able grant proposals and
need for additional funds
in related continuation
grant areas.
Lab. Direc-
tor
NERC
Hdqrts.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative Upecily )
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASs istance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
2 Roap No
21ARX
in Roaps 7 No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 'S No on Schedule
11 0 6 15
3 Roa p T i 11 e
. Effects of Man on Arctic Freshwater Ecosystems
'4 Date
i 04/08/74
S Page No
--1 of---l-
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 1
1 2
13 Program Chiet Richard W. Latimer 14 Roap Manaaer Ernst W. Mueller
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
The Effects of Stream Bed Disturbance
on the Arctic and Subarctic Fresh-
water Ecosystem
2/28/74
4/30/74
D.0.
None
17 REMARKS
Interim report was delayed 2 months due to the need for completing higher priority research work.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted ( speci fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct De I a y (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Asststance (spec ify)
O— Ot he r ( s pec i f y )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram EI emen t
1BA022
2 Roap No
16 AAT
'J Protect' E,t£gfg|1gJ°fi»SSyT.re*1' to
4 Dat e
4/2/74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks No on Schedule 10 No Completed CFY—11 No Delayed
-L4.
|5 Page No
I ---1-
1 2
. o I 1.
13 Program C hief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
l a rgel
proposed
t J rgel
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Geographical variance in
application factor
6/74
None
Reprogramming
Lab.Dir
17 REMARKS
i Preliminary work indicates that work planned for Task 13 was not a fruitful approach and that
available effort would be more productive if applied to Task 18.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FF-
F I -
F D -
FL -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Diverted ( spec i (y)
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
A D MIN (STRATI VE
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
A D
A F
AG
AO
A P
Equipment
Equip men t
Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
Delays
Fa i lure
DA -
DO-
0-
Diversion of Stafl for Technical
Assis tance
Diversion of Staff for Other
Technical Assistance(speci
Olher (specify)
Th an
ify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BA022
2 Roap No
16 AAV
'4 Date
3 Roap Title Effects of Petroleum, Oil,s Oil
Dispprsants, and ppt-rprViPnW rat nn maHnp H f p
'o Aclive Tasks" '9 No An Schedule 10 No
10 AAV ¦ Dlfipprsflnt-R . i- ¦ r*
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B No Active Tasks 9 No An Schedule
20 2 , 6 L_JJ
A/7/74
lo Co m p leted C FY 11 No Dela yed
5 Page No
~ -Tr--ot
1 2
113 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
15
16
TASKS
DE LA Y E D
Task No
Brief Description
mon ths
de I ayed
original
xarget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
12
18
Analyze effluent
Short term bioassays of effluent
Oiling of experimental field systems
5
6
9
12/74
7/74 .
7/73
5/74
1/75
4/74
AG, FF
DO, AD
FL, AG
None
Complete wet lab
None
Lab. Dir.
Lab. Dir.
Lab. Dir.
17 REMARKS
Task 08 Proposal received, interagency agreement under preparation
Task 18 Proposal under negotiation
No additional delays have been experienced since the last reporting period.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
f f- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
'4 Date
1 PrlBA0m22lemen, W 3 Reap T,... Ecological Requirem-nts for the
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B.No^Act^v/VapkW onV&eduTe1 ^rhoPCom pHeted CFV—11 Ho VeltveA
1 46 0 27 | 20
113 Program Chiel
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
5 Page No
_ - j of
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
I Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
t«» rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
West Coast Polychaete Culture
5
11/73
4/74
FF, AG
Corrected
12
Develop laboratory control System, D.O.
12
6/73
6/74
FL, AD,
0, DA
Reprogram milestones
Lab Dir.
13
Planning and design of laboratory
environmental control system
5
12/73
5/74
0
Time extension
Project
Officer
28
Criteria for dissolved oxygen
5
6/74
11/74
DA
Reprogram milestones
Lab Di.
29
Sublethal effects, corals
2
10/73
12/73
FF
Corrected
30
Temperature standards
7
6/74
1/75
AD, DO
None
40
Vital microscope development
6
11/73
5/74
FF, FD
Corrected
17 remarks Task 30: resources diverted to closely related but unplanned effort in development of temperature criteria
for the water quality document. Delays previously reported in tasks 32 and 34 have been made up. Reprogramming has
provided funds for task 40. Task 12: On the basis of preliminary data and because of delays encountered in
delivery of materials, effort originally planned for this task in FY'74 will be more effective if applied to
salinity control systems.
REASON for delay code
F F
F I
F D
F L
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol al lowance )
ADMIN ISTRA T I V E - A
STAFF I NG - OTHER
D/O
AD
A F
AG
AO
AP
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant (Contract Delay (specify)
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
y )
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ssis tanc e
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
1 Pr-.°SlW}flement 2 Roan No 3 Roap Title Biological Techniques for Water 4 Date
1BA022 21 AKKT , Quality Criteria Development ; 4/2/74
5 Page No
. 1
of--1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7. No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks s No on Schedule
1R 1 5 1 3
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
1 2
1 2
13 frr0.9^^?1 Schneider 14 ffrV D^Vhelps
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
monthj
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
t d rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
14
Bioassay system, larval arthropods
3
9/73
12/73
AG
Corrected
17
Toxicity data file
12
7/73
7/74
FD
17 REMARKS
Funds for task 17 diverted by Headquarters to meet
task 08 has been amde up.
Dudget cut
Delay previously reported for
REASON
FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F ADMINISTRATIVE — A
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen AD - Equipment Delays
Funding Insufficient AF - Equipment Failure
Funds Diverted(specify) AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in AO- Other Administrative (specify)
advice of allowance) A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA - Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No 3 Roap Title 4 Date |5 Page No
1BA022 21-BBG , Ecological Assessment of Ocean Dumping ;4/2/74 | _1 Qf
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule jlO No Completed CFY Ti No Delayed Ti
15 0 8 | 2 ! 0 6
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
l
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Merits of deep ocean and shelf disposal
5
9/73
2/74
FF
Corrected
02
Leaching from spoils and sludge
8
9/73
5/74
FF
Corrected
03
Ecological effects of spoils and sludge
8
9/73
5/74
FF
Corrected
04
Bioassay and bioaccumulation
7
9/73
4/74
AD, DO,
FI
Corrected
05
Site monitoring methods
6
9/73
3/74
AD, DO
FI
Corrected
06
Biological availability at dump sites
8
9/73
5/74
FF
Corrected
17 remarks Factors contributing to delays have been corrected. Further relatively minor dealys may be anticipated
since technical assistance requests in the area of ocean dumping are increasing. There have been no in creases in
delays since the last report. This report is based on the ROAP dated 12/3/73 and reflects tasks added by
reprogramming actions.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
funding - - f
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F -- Equipment Failure
AG" Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance (spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program E lement 2 Roap No 3 Roap Title Date
LBA022 21ARY . Effects of Man nn Arrt.ir Fst.iiarinp ! 04/08/74
5 Page No
__I 0f__.l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9.No on Schedule
5 0 3 | 2
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed 12
0 1
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Manager 15
Richard W. Latimer Ernst W. Mueller
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Descript'on
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Baseline Study of Arctic Estuarine
Environment
07
10/1/73
5/1/74
A.G.
Work with Grantee to complete
report.
Project
Officer
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Eiampie delay in
advice ol allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING
DA
OTHER-- D/O
for Technical
Diversion of Staff
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance(spec 11y)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No '3 Roap Ti 11 e Nationwide Assessment of Ground '4 Date Is Page No
1BA024 21 AIO Water Pollution Problems ; 3/28/74 | 1
of- 1
o loiai Tasks in Hoaps 7 No Tasks completed 8 No Active Tasks '9. No on Schedule
10 2.413
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed 12
0 1
13 Program uniel 14 Roap Mariagei
Jack W. Keeley Jack W. Keeley
15
16 TASKS OE LA Y E 0
Task *
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
' "mnir"" '"•""•lcsjB
'3 Roap Title Criteria and Parameters tor
i Ground-Water Basin Management
'4 Date
i 3/28/74
5 Page No
--_l-_-Ol--l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
3 0
8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
1 I 0
10 No Completed CFY
0
11 No Delayed
1
1 2
13 Program Chief
Jack W. Keeley
14 Roap Manager jacR ^ Reeley
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r i pt • o n
months
de layed
original
larget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Evaluate existing ground-water
quantity and quality models by
placing them in competition, one
against the other, using data new
to all systems. Select best model
or point out areas of needed
additional work.
12
1/74
1/75
FD*
Delay until FY 75 when
funds are available.
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS
*To achieve a 1.4 million-dollar reduction in the Ecological Processes
and Effects Division.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
AO — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t D e 1 a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No
TBA025 2TAIS
3 . Roap Title
Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal
4 Dat e
4/8/74
5 Page No |
___! of — ^
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
30 ' 0
8 No Active Tasks
14
9 No on Schedule
14
10 No Completed CFY
4
11 No Delayed 1 2
0 I
13 Piogr,am„Chlef
D. J. Baumgartner
14 Roap Manager
D. J. Baumaartner
is
16
TASKS DELAYED
None
Task
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
06
Trace element behavior in New York
Bight experimental sludge dump area
PCB behavior in the New York Bight
experimental sludge dump area
17 REMARKS'
These tasks are presently under consideration to be dropped from our work plans in favor of urgent research efforts
needed to support Agency missions related to treatment requirements for ocean outfalls (Train memo 3/13, Greenfield
memo, Lefcourt memo 3/22). This is merely an informal advance indication of plans—specific formal request will be
made in a reprogramming request within 30 days"! While this chanqe will drastically affect our milestones, the OR&D
position should not be affected because the lead for research on ocean dumpinq has now been established at the
NMWQL.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
FD-
FL -
funding - - f
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Cont ract DeI ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Admi n i si r at i v e (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specif
A D
A F
AG
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram E lement
1BAQ25
'2 Roap No.
21AIS-A
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
15 1 1
3. Roap Title
Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal
13. Program Chief
D. J. Baumgartner
No Active Tasks
7
9 No on Schedule
3
"Rmsfi
4 Date
4/8/74
10 No Completed CFY |n No belayed
1 3
S Page No
__ j ol-l-
1 2.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Descript'on
mont-hs
delayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
05
Improvement of analytical methods
Development of specific analytical
methods
8
7
7/75
7/75
7/75
7/75
AO
y
AO J
Terminate tasks. Response
to be carried out by Office
of Monitoring or NAS-OAB per
Lefcourt's memo of 4/4/74.
Effort will be reprogrammed
into Task 17 to cover costs
for 106-mile deep ocean dump
site project and for critical
new assignment on ocean out-
fall research.**
Program
Chief
n
Development of methodology for the
assessment of bioaccumulatory nature
of specific industrial waste compounds.
8
7/76
7/76
AO
Terminate task. Reprogram-
ming will be requested to
support ocean outfall researc
Program
Chief
h.
17 REMARKS-
**Reprogramming action consistent with changes in lead-lab responsibilities,
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct De I a y (spec! (y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
DlO
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASs ist ance (spe c i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Pro
Element
2 Ro
mi
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed .8 No Active Tasks No on Schedule
1 23 1 9 7 I 6
in the Ocean Environment
19 No on Schedule 10 No Con
4 Date
4/8/74
0 No Completed CFY 111 No Delayed
1 ! 1
5 Page No
113 Pjrogr,am_Chiel
D. J. Baumgartner
14 Ro
ajp Manages.
k. J. uailaway
1 2.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
21
Kinetics in hydrodynamic model
5/74
11/74
FL
Grant extensions
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F
F I
F D
F L
FUNDING
¦ - F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted ( speci fy )
Funds Late (Example delay
advice o' al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- P/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
.No
1 Program Element '2 Roan
1BA026 21AKP
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No tasks Completed ^8.No Active Tasks
3.Roap title Guideline for Controlling Nutrients I4 Da,e
2A.
13 Program Chief
Nelson A. Thomas
22
14.Roap Manager
in Large Lakes I 4/11/74
9. No on Schedule HO No Completed CFY hi No. Delayed
21
S Page No
-1 o ^ - - -1-
'1 2
William L. Richardson
TsT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Des c r i pt 'o n
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
Models for other Great Lakes
10/73
2/1/74
AO
Resolved
Richardson
17. REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Froten
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Con t r a ct De I a y (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance ( spe c I fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No
1BA026 21BBI
3.Roap titleCpmprebension of the Michigan-Huron-
SuDerior Lake Svstem
4 Date
4/11/74
5 Page No I
1 of - -1 |
6 Total Tasks in Roaps '7 No Tasks Completed
8 ' 0
8 No Active Tasks
8
9 No on Schedule
3
10 No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed 12
0 ! 5 I I
13 Program Chief
Nelson A. Thomas
14 Roap Manager |15
Nelson A. Thomas I
16
TASKS DELAYED
[ Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Rea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Ship leasing
4
8/73
FF
Release funds
Greenfield
03
Southern Lake Huron Phyto-plankton
1
11/73
3/75
FF
Release funds
Greenfield
04
Southern Lake Huron Zoo-plankton
1
11/73
3/75
FF
Release funds
Greenfield
05
Southern Lake Huron Chemistry
1
11/73
3/75
FF
Release funds
Greenfield
07
Data input
5
7/73
8/74
FF
Release funds
Greenfield
17 remarks- Task 02, 03, 04, 05, are partially being fulfilled by ROAP 21BAZ, Tasks 02, 10, 11, and 12.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING -- F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ofaiiowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA026
' 2 Roap No .
I unucu CJnurv L 'ri Lar'gtr L<
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks
11 I 0 11
25ADR r "n0a[aTrqeeL^e1ines for Contro11in9 Nutrients
4 Date
S No on Schedule
10
4/11/74
_ , . * ii//' -
10.No Completed CFY |11 No.Delayed T2
5 Page No
- -1 o' 1- -
13- Program Chief
Nelson A. Thomas
14 Roap Manager
Nslson A. Thomas
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Nutrient Budgets of Major Large Lakes
4/1/73
1/1/75
A program of implementation
has been planned for FY 75
HQS
17 REMARKS
Certain nutrient inputs could not be estimated at this
needed information.
time. Programs have been started to supply
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice <>f allowance)
H
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD— Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant iCont r act De I ay (spec I f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pro9,my\?&eme^,
2 Roa
3. Roap Title
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed .8 No Active Tasks
12
13 Program Chief
Nelson A. Thomas
112
SuDport of the JJnited States-Canada
Upper Lakes Reference Stuav
9.No on Schedule HO No Completed CFY
10 0
14 Roap Manager
4 Date
4/11/74
11 No Delayed
2
5 Page No
1 2
J.
Nelson A. Thomas
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brie I
De s c r i P t > o n
months
delayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
04
Determine limiting algal nutrient in
Saginaw Bay
Sediment oxygen demand - Saginaw Bay
10
8
1/74
10/73
11/74
5/74
Need for year around algal
nutrient studies
Reschedule
Thomas
Thomas
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
f F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i ty )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA027 16ADN
3 Roap Title Identification o
Elemental Cnemica! PoTlutani
4 Date
4/1/74
5 Page No
___l.__of--l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
7/1 1 20
8 No Active Tasks
23
9 No. on Schedule
22
10.No.Completed CFY |11 No.Delayed 12
4 ! 1 1
13 Program Chief
W.T. Donaldson
14. Roap Manager
Hoover/McGuire/Garri son
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
origin al
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
65
Pesticide Degradation
3.5
1/1/74
7/15/7'
AD
None
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol a I lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
m
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA031
2 Ro
sniv
6 Total Tasks in Roaps !7 No Tasks Completed
40
13 P'0grain Chief yer 7
Thomas E. Maloney
^R^^^n^JeEernrfiTaHorToTTR^^^^c'Hveness
of Lake Restoration Procedures
» 19 No on Schedule 10 Ni
8 No Active Tasks
9 No on Schedule
23
14 Roap Manager' Kenneth W. Ma I ueg and
Charles F. Pnwprs
26
4 Dat e
3/21/74
5 Page No
1 of 1
0 No Completed CFY |11 No. Delayed
0 3
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc rip 11 o n
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
12
36
Literature search on lake restoration
demonstration.
Evaluate nutrient diversion as a lake
restoration method at Detroit Lakes,
Mi nnesota.
Develop procedures to evaluate nutrient
inactivation techniques (progress
report).
Un-
known
12
9/73
7/76
10/73
Un-
known
7/77
5/74
A0(1)
AO (2)
AP(3)
Agreement between EPA and
GPO to let the State of
Wisconsin print document.
Maintain minimum research
and monitoring program.
Second draft of report
completed, all drafting
complete. Continue effort.
Branch
Chief
Branch
Chief
Branch
Chief
17 remarks
(1) EPA funds allocated by the Air and Water Programs for printing the final document has been stymied by GPO because
the printing was going to be done by state rather than Federal government.
(2) Construction program delayed because of wastewater treatment system redesign.
(3) Report is lengthy and time-consuming. Diversion of available personnel to essential lab and field work inhibits
progress, but significant gains being made.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (speci ly)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
A D -
A F -
AG -
AO -
A P -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
r ... b n i
Grant'Contract Delay (specify)
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING • OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specily)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BA031
'2 Roap No
21
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No. Tasks^l^ompleted
J1
Toa^^T^JeveTopmen^^T^JcTuTTque^T^Measure
8.No
8
4 Date
3/21/74
OTNo Completed CFY |11. No. Delayed
0 1
No
of - - ¦
113- Program Chlel V/'L
Thomas E. Maloney
14 Roap Manager
Charles F. Powers
4o on Schedule
7
1 2.
IS
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r I P t < o n
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
29
Studies of the effect of aluminum
addition and aeration (two lake
restoration techniques) on sediment
water nitrogen relationships.
13
9/73
Un-
known
FD(1)
FI(1)
Fund grant when monies
become available.
Branch
Chief
17 remarks-
Two of the eight active tasks are not being supported by FY-74 funds but have been given no-cost extensions. A third
task was funded in FY-73 and will be completed in FY-74 if it remains on schedule.
(1) FY-74 funds were impounded by Headquarters. Projected FY-75 funds are not sufficient for start-up next year.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING -- F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I — Funding insufficient
FO- Funds Diverted (speci ly )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of ai lowance )
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Con t r a ct De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance(spe c i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
I1 2 RoaPN° „I3 Roap TitieUeveloament of Methods for Assessinq I4 Da«i> ,
IBA03I 21 AJF land Cateqorizmq 3otential Eutro. of Nat. Watprs I 3/21/74
5 Page,No
-of J I
i* loiai Tasks in Hoaps <7 No Tasks Completed
17 '0
8.No Active Tasks
13
9 No on Schedule
li
10 No Completed CFY I11 No Delayed 12
o 2 1
13 Program Chief /
Thomas E. Malonev1
14 Roap Manage r
William E. Miller
15
Task
16
TASKS DELAYED
Brief
De scnpHon
months
de I eyed
original
iargel
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
17
Environmental and nutritional require-
ments and physiological processes of
selected fresh water and estuarine
algae and aquatic plants.
Determine the critical levels of
nitrogen, phosphorus and iron
necessary to support the growth of
Anabaena flos-aquae and Microcystis
aeruginosa in AAP culture medium
and natural waters.
1/1/74
1/1/74
12/74
12/74
Permission to hire temporary
personnel
Permission to hire temporary
personnel.
PED
PED
17 REMARKS'
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER D/O 1
I F F -
F 1 -
1 FO-
1 F L ~
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted ( spec > fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant iCont r a cl Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA - Diversion of Staff for Technical 1
Assistance 1
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than 1
Technical Ass ist ance ( spec i fy) I
0— Other (specify) ¦
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Pr
lament
' 2 Roap No
21A J H
3.Roap TI 11e
Predictive Models for Thermal Pollution
| i DnuOb tirtun ncuauvc
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed .8 N0 Active Tasks
1 u
4 Date
29 March 74
9 No on Schedule
9
10 No Completed CFY |11 No.Delayed 77
5 Page No
I of--.l.
_£8_
10
13 VraftiGTH? ^I'inwater
14 Roa
§r&ceafl!9 Yi chenor
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brlel
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
34
35
Field Test Cooling Tower Plume Models
Improve statistical reliability of
stream temperature prediction. Section
303(d), PL92-500 requirement.
start
8/1/73
start
10/1/73
start
2/1/73
start
3/1/74
FF
AG
None - Funds unfrozen as of
9/17/73
Cincinnati Contract Office
delayed date for submission
of contract proposal to
1/8/74.
L Tichenor
1. Tichenor
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Contract De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
OA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No
1RR036 21AZN
3.Roap Ti tieTechnology Research for the Elimination Da,e
nf Pollutants from the Steel.Transportation Equip- 4/10/74
5 Page No I
JL.of J----
6 Total Tasks in Roaps *7 No Tasks Completed
18 ' 7
8.No Active Tasks
10
9 No on bcheduie
7
10 No completeflj^fjY lEt^o. Delayed 12
2 '! * 3
13 Program Chief
Dr. Hugh B. Durham
14 Roap Manager
Same as (13)
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
|Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
t arget
proposed
tdrget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Demonstration of Ultrafiltration for
Treatment of Central Cutting Oil System
12
5/75
4/76
AO (1)
Emulsions.
15
Characterization of water quality
criteria necessary for process re-use
10
6/74
3/75
AO (2)
within the carbon and alloy steel
industry.
16
Implementation of a semi-works demon-
12/77
A0(3)
stration of the combined (coking-
17
6/76
smelting) benefication of iron ore
to eliminate coking and blast furnace
emissions, etc.
17 REMARKS
1. Prospective Grantee was rejected - Expect funding of new Grantee 6/74.
2. Prospective Grantee - failed to submit formal proposal - negotiations by contractor in progress.
3. Prospective Grantee - failed to submit formal proposal - negotiations with contractor in progress.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF— Funds Frozen
F I — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F — Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance ( spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB036
'2.Roap No
21 AZR
IBBUjo 21 AZR L?3"11 mscnax
Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed B.No Active Task*
36 I 5 14*
3.Roap Titie Technology for the Elimination of Pollu
tant Discharge from the Ag-Chem. Manufacturing I
13- Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
» No. on schedule
9
14.Roap Manager
Dr. Robert R. Swank, Jr.
0. No Completed
0
"ins
~CFY
* Date
us. 3/29/74
n|d
5.Page No
1 of
111. No. Delayed
2
12
157
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t argot
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
11
17
Project 13020 HMV (Contract)--New
N-P-K-S granular, slow release
fertilizer process/product which
minimizes effluents, utilizes steel
wastes as feedstock, and reduces
nutrient runoff potential.
Grant Application 802908—Ammonia
plant condensate treatment.
3/74
6/74
AP**
3/74
4/74
AG***
Encourage equitable and
expeditious settlement of
differences between
contractor and his consult-
ant .
Expedite award now that all
data are available.
EPA Legal
Counsel &
Contract
Officer
Project
Officer
17 REMARKS- *Three (3) tasks included as "active" are SRO's written to other PE's. Negative response for FY-74 was
received for two. The thrid SRO was favorably received and support initiated for Task 18 grant now being
processed.
**Payment dispute between the contractor and his consultant has prevented submission of the draft final
report to the EPA Project Officer for review and publication. This issue must be resolved before EPA can
accept a draft report in my opinion to avoid potential legal involvement of EPA in a civil action.
***WCA0 audit challenges and data were incomplete/late.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Funds Froien
Fl - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds D i v e r ted { s pec i fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No Is . Roap Ti t leTechnology Research for the Eliminatio
1BB036 21 AZT 1 of Discharge of Pollutants fm Textile Industry
fl.Date
4/02/74
5.Page No I
___l.__ol--.J- I
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
16 i 03
S.No.Active Tasks
05
9.No. on Schedule
03
10.No Completed CFY 11 No.Delayed '12
0 02 , |
13- Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
14.Roap Manager 15
Mr. T. N. Sargent
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc ript'on
month!
delayed
original
t argel
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
08
Extramural Project to Investigate and
Coordinate dyeing system physical and
chemical characteristics with avail-
able/potential control technology.
(S803174)
Extramural project - Demonstrate mem-
brane technology recycle/reuse at
multiple sites. (S802973)
05
12/31/73
5/30/74
03
1/31/74
4/30/74
AG/Grant
Applica-
tion was
submitted
late.
AO/lndeci
sion and
confusion
by GAD
and WCAO
Staff.
Expedite processing of
application as much as
possible.
-Work with GAD and WCAO
Staff in expediting
processing.
ROAP Mgr.
PED/Pro.
Chief/
ROAP Mgr.
17 remarks Task 07 Target Date change was missed in 11 Jan 74 report.
Problems with Task 08, in addition to late submittal, was an iterative procedure in reconciling
differences in approved costs among GAD/WCAO/ROAP Mgr. Each office in Washington (WCAO/GAD) gave the ROAP
Mgr. a different procedure.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
• - F
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Di v erted ( spec i fy )
Funds Late ( E x amp I e ' delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct
h u urani i ^vn i > a c i Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA- Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 P
mvsf
lement
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
60 19 23 I 9
3 Roap Title
Demonstrate Closed Loojj - Wood Pulping
'4 Date
: 4-9-74
5 Page No
of —
13- Program Chief
J. R. Boydston
" "°fl! £"W1l«rd
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed 12
7 7
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
td rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
20
Grant 800853
7
6/73
1/74
AD
Final Report Submitted
P.O.
21
Grant 801876
6
10/73
4/74
AD
Final Report (Draft)
Submi tted
22
Grant 12040 HDU
11
7/73
6/74
AG
26
Grant 802157
6+
10/73
?/74
AG
Await State Action or
Initial Grant Cancellation
P.O.
27
Grant 12040 EJU
24
6/73
6/75
AD
29
Grant 802828
11
6/73
5/74
AG
60
Grant 12040 DEH
28+
12/71
?/74
AG & AO
17 REMARKS
21 Draft final report has been submitted. 26 - First draft of final report not acceptable.
60 Final report was acceptable except for redrafting several figures.
22 P.O. has extended project 6 months for further data collection. Another 3 months has been requested for the
wri teup.
29 Grantee is reconsidering acceptance of grant, if it is'turned down the funds should be reprogrammed.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roai
.—WW,
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No
31 7
3 Roa p T i t I e
Demonstrate Closed Loop. . .Paper Products
Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule 110 No Completed
113 Program Chiet
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap Manager
J. S. Ruppersberger
'4 Date
i 4/10/74
CFY 11 No Delayed
3
5 Page No
---1 o»--l.
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
H Task
Brief De s c ript'on
mon ths
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
1 06
Water Reuse in a Paper Reprocessing
Plant S801206
10
11/73
8/74
AF
Complete objective of grant
prior to extended grant
completion date.
Grantee
1 12
Grant
6
12/73
(Award)
6/74
AO
(No grant application.)
1 13
Grant
5
1/74
(Award)
6/74
AO
(No grant application).
Reprogram.
71 1
H
17 REMARKS
06 Grant has been extended to 8/31/74.
12 & 13 Combined funds to be reprogrammed for accomplishment of one of the grant applications on hand.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted(specify)
PL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATt VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG
^ in e n i • a i i u i v
Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA — Diversion of Staff lor Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roan No., '3 Roap Ti I ie
1BB037 21-AZZ , Industrial Control Wood Products
'4 Date
i 4/9/74
5 Page No
1_
of---I
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7. No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks a No on Schedule
16 4 7 | 2
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
2 3
1 2
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Man
J. R. Boydston A. L.
:8iing
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Grant Monitoring, Garrett Research
5
12/73
5/74
AD
Adjust Completion Date
P.O.
05
Grant Monitoring, Koppers Co.
5
7/74
12/74
AD
09
Grant
7
FF & AG*
Shift Funds to Task
No. 11
17 REMARKS
* For the first 6 months of FY 1974 funds were frozen thus preventing action on
been relaxed no suitable research proposals have been received.
Task No. 09. Since the freeze has
REASON
FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen AD - Equipment Delays
Funding Insufficient AF- Equipment Failure
Funds Div ef ted ( spec i fy ) AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specily)
Funds Late (Example delay in AO- Other Administrative (specify)
advice ofallowance) AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ssistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
'WSSf
lement
2 Roap No
>ap No
21-BAA
— ¦ wwi . 1IIUUJUI iqi IMU I U I \J I C LCVC I
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
46 9 15 I 10
13 Program Chief
J. R. Bovdston
3 Roap T 111 e '4 Date
. Industrial Multiple Level Control Meat & Edible Oils 4/9/74
KflA Art iwn Taalr ft '9 Ua A n & >4ll IA 11 n hj n ^ _ ¦ - t I A r-
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roap No
21-BAA
idduj/ c i -DMn I i nuub . nuiLipie Level Lont
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
46 ' 9 15 I 10
'3 Roap Title '4 Date
Indus. Multiple Level Contro Meat & Edible Oils i 4/9/74
113 Program Chief
J. R. Bovdston
14 Roap Manager
J. L. Witherow
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 5
5.Page No
2- o'
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
25
Brief Descript'on
Paunch recovery or disposal
monHu
de I ayed
original
t arget
1/74
proposed
target
R ea son
AO
(PAM re-
jected
Task)
Recommended Action
Delete Task
By Whom
PAM
PED
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
f F ~ Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O — Other ( specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BBQ37
2 Roap No
21-BAB
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B
100 26
3 Roap T't1 e fruits, Vegetables, '4 Da,e
¦ Ind. Mult. Level Control: Sugar & BaKery Products 4/9/74
No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule 110 No Completed CFY 11 No Delavi
17
113 Program C hie I
J. R. Boydston
5 Page No
I - -1 - - --o» —3
14 Roap Manager
H. W. Thompson
11 No Delayed
12
1 2
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
I Ta s k
Brief Descript'on
months
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
28
State-of-Art - Prepared food industry
8
8/73
4/74
AG
Grantee
sampling
delayed
Second extension. Extended-
Final report will be in 4/74
29
Pilot plant - Low liquid waste
vegetable blancher (Grant #1)
7
10/73
5/74
DA
Final report expected 5/74
(Grant #2)
7
7/73
2/74
AG
Director
left
country
Final report submitted
31
State-of-art - Sweet potato
8
8/73
4/74
DA
Final report available
33
By-products from waste activated
siudge
9
9/73
6/74
AG
No appl.
Wait for application
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
FL -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds l.ate (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER - D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff tor Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
1°smf
lement
2 Roap
3tRqap T'tic "'bruits. Vegetables, "» Date
Ina. Mult. Level Control: Sugar & BaEery Product^ 4/9/74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B No Active Tasks '9 Mo on Schedule
100 26 17 | 5
113- Program Chief
Pro fir am C hief
J. R. Boydston
14-Rfta.pw?
5 Page No
10 No Completed CFY 11 No flayed iT"
son
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
o I
I Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
32
Report on activated sludge treatment
14
4/74
6/75
DA
(EGD)
Complete by proposed date
PED
34
Low liquid blanching of white potatoes
3/74
AG
No Appl.
Will be reprogrammed into
future fiscal year
PED
PAM
35
Demonstrate low liquid waste
vegetable blancher
6
11/73
5/74
AG
No Appl.
Wait for application
36
Low water use - leafy vegetable
cleaning
8
8/73
4/74
AG
Appl. lat
» Package in GAD
38
Low water use for cleaning root crops
10
8/73
6/74
AG
No Appl.
Wait for application
85
Cane harvesting & cleaning
11
7/73
6/74
AG
Three mo.
strike
Another grant extension
needed
P.O.
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
- F
FF-
F I -
F D -
F L -
Funds Froien
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofaliowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify )
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec il|r)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog r
lement
2 Ro
3 9°3PT»lMi i i ^ Truifs, Vegetables, '« Date
, Ind. Mult. Level Control: Sugar & BaKery Products 4/9/74
No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule 110 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
17 I 5 0 TZ
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No.Tasks Completed 8
100 26
13 Program Chief
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap
5 Page No
--3 oi _ _3
1 2
jy>
15
16
TASKS DELAYE D
Task No
88
30
Brie I
De scripdon
Beet sugar unit process water
quality requirements
By-products from waste activated
sludge
mon thi
deIayed
original
i arget
8/73
3/74
proposed
target
8/74
Reason
AG
No Appl.
AF
Recommended Action
Delete Task
Has been extended to 8/74
By Whom
PAM
PED
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING — F
Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I a y (sp ec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER O/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Ro
IBbU3/ II-^AC , ina. nuit. Level uontroi brain in i is a Deverdjjesi h/?//h
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule HO No Completed CFY il No Delayed
34 5.914 0 5
3In3!PMuft! Level Control Grain Mills & Beveragesj 4/9/74
'4 Date
5 Page No
.A
of
1 2
13 Program Chief
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap Manager
Max W. Cochrane
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Desc ript'o n
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
t d rg et
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Treatment and reuse in wine
production
10
8/73
6/74
FF & AG
(No appl)
Wait for grant application
08
Activated sludge treatment of winery
wastewater
11
7/73
6/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Complete review of final
report
P.O.
10
Pilot plant treatment of wine
stillage
11
7/73
6/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Complete review of final
report
P.O.
11
Concentrate brewery spent grain
1iquor
7
10/73
5/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Contact Grantee
P.O.
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of a I lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant /Con t r a ct D e I a y ( spec 11 y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff tor Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASs ist ance (spec i fy)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB037
'4 Date
2 Roap No 3.Roap Title
34
113 Program Chief
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap Manager
M. W. Cochrane
11 No Delayed
5
S Page No
--2
1 2
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Oe s e r i pt i o n
months
deIayed
original
i arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Digestion of rum distillery slops
1/74
6/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Review final report
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding -~f
FF— Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
F L - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA -
DO-
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance(spec i fy)
Othe r (spec i fy)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
2 Ro|i|13ln
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Progr
mmf
lement
2 Roap
3 "pan Ti t i<>
fnclustrial - Misc. Ind./ Stone, Clay, Glass
'4 Date
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
24 12 12 | 7
1,3 5:T."Boya&>n '"¦•"K fTffllltel
'4/9/74
S Page No
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed TT
3 2
o I .
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
17
18
Brief Description
Grant - Reuse Brines from Ion
Exchange Softening. 12120 GLE
Mag. Carb. Coag. for Municipal Water
12120 HMZ
months
deIayed
original
ia rget
8/73
9/73
proposed
target
4/74
6/74
Reason
AF
AG(1)
Recommended Action
By Whom
Extend Grant Period
Extend Grant Period
P.O.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
(1) Grant amendment issued 7/73.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
¦ - F
FF-
F I -
F D -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diver ted(specify)
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
¦ n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct De I a y (spec 11 y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify )
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA
DO-
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
Diversion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roap No
21-BAF
3 Roap Ti 11e
Industrial
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
21 8 12 | 3
Joint Light Ind./ Munic
lo on Schedule 110 No Comp
'4 Date
4/9/74
5.Page No
10 No Comp leted CFY 11 No Delayed i~2~
2 7
13 Program Chief
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap Manager
M. D. Kmttel
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
monehs
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
07
12
13
16
18
19
Edit & retype final report - Task 02
Full scale evaluation - municipal plus
potato wastes (12130 DJB)
Edit & retype final report - Task 11
Demonstrate regional whey drying
facility (12130 ENF)
Demonstrate regional treatment for
four industries (12120 GER)
Lab studies joint tertiary treat.
(12130 HRA)
Joint treat, paper proc. wastes
(802157)
6
6
7
12
6
6
6 +
10/73
11/73
9/73
1/76
9/75
9/73
10/73
4/74
5/74
4/74
1/77
3/76
3/74
?/ 74
DA
AG*
DA
AG*
AD
AG*
AG**
Corrections submitted Grante?
Expedite completion
Corrections submitted Granted
Terminate project
Extend project
Extend project
Expedite completion
P0
DO
P0
P0
P0
17 REMARKS
* Grantee didn't meet grant time schedule.
** First draft of final report not acceptable.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay m
advice °l a I lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER O/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff tor Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O — Other (specify)
-------
quarterly roar status report
1 Program Element 2 Roap No '3 Roap Title Land Disposal, Treatment & Control CotteSffl?
1BB039 21 AYV for Wastes from Animal Feedine Entemrises 1
5 Page No
-1- of -
. . -1- . . .
o ioiai lasks in Hoaps 7 No lasks Completed 8 N0 Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
32 7 17 | 15
13 Proaram Chief id Rn~r> Us.....
10 No Completed CFY n No Delayed
2 2
1 2
Marvin L. Wood
Lynn R. Shuvler
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc ripl'on
months
deIayed
o r i g i n a
target
proposed
»* rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
06
To modify existing soils with barrier at
a depth which will enhance the soil's
ability to remove nitrogen and phosphate
from waste water and allow recovery and
reuse of the waste water.
To study the effectiveness of liquid
aerobic composting on dairy wastes in
Chino Valley, California, and to evalu-
ate the results of such a system.
3/30/73
4/30/7^ 0
6/30/73
4/30/7/
Final report demanded by PO
with deadline of 3/26/74 for
printable report in PO offict
Final report returned to
grantee for corrections by
the PO.
PO
PO
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance )
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA -
OO-
O-
Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASs istance(spec i fy)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
2 Roap No 3 Roap Title Development and Demonstration of '4 Da,e
oi ayc Prediction Methods for Managing Irrigation Return iTlows
^ Ala ^ -—-- '¦ e-u--J..i-n Mo completed CfY «• — «¦
3
|l Program Element
1 RRmi zi flia V.'i'""'-'—^ e*-u"j "i"
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7. No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
8 1 , A I 3
113 Prograip Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
James P. Law, Jr.
11
No Delayed
1
5 Page No
3/26/714-
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task fo
B r i e t
De s c riP t1 o n
months
de I ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Demonstrate that pollutants in surface
and groundwater are influenced by method:!
and efficiency of irrigation and develop
management practices for control of IRF
quality (801040)
)/30/73
4/30/73
Project period extended.
Draft final report reviewed
and returned to grantee for
revision.
P0
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F
F I
F D
F L
FUNDING
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (speci fy )
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c I De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY roar status report
^Development and Demonstration of Crop/
|1 Program Element
1BB039
|6 Total Tasks
2 Roap No
3.Roap TitleSoil/Water Management Methodsto RedudA Date
H..P,, No .N,vte ftn.^.F^tor.'8't^lf.ii^fAf.1a.f?Gira M. ¦W.W
1
113 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
S Page No
JL
14.Roap Manager
James P. Law, Jr.
1 2.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
08
Brief
Description
Prototype evaluation of irrigation
management practices (In-house)
months
de I ayed
12
original
t arget
6/30/7!
proposed
•argot
6/30/7(1 FI/0
Reason
Recommended Action
Project now underway. Man-
years assigned inadequate
By Whom
Headquarter
17 REMARKS
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
AD - Equipment Delays
F - Equipment Failure
— Grant / C o ntract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
A
AG
DA
DO
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i s tance
Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1BB039 21 AYP
3.Roap Title Formulation and Field Verification of!4 Dat®
Pesticide and Nutrient Runoff Mathematical Models 3/19/74
5 Page No o
.of
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
53 1 7
8 No Active Tasks
26
9 No on Schedule
21
10.No Completed CFY
2
11 No Delayed 1 2
5 !
13 Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
14 Roap Manager
Dr. George W. Bailey
15.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de iayed
original
t a rget
proposed
la rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Research Grant (R800401) Nutrient
Input to Streams from Fertilizers.
3
1/30/74
4/30/74
AG"
Revised
copy of
final
report
not
received.
Forward request to GAD to
formally contact University
Administration.
Project
Officer
06
Research Grant (13020 EBL) Movement
From Cropland into Lake Erie
3
1/30/74
4/30/74
AG
Revised
copy of
final
report
not
received.
Lean harder on grantee to
finish final report.
Project
Officer
14
Research Grant (801666) Losses of
Fertilizers & Pesticides in Runoff
and Erosion. —
3
2/30/74
5/30/74
AG
Patience—Grantee experienc-
ing difficulty in securing
needed data fm USDA cooperato
Project
Officer
r
17 REMARKS
FUNDING F
IFF — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance ( spec i fy)
O — Other (specify )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
6-Total Tasks in Roapa |7. No.Tasks Completed
2 Roap No. 21AYp
T.
13- Program Chief
Task No
3. Roap Title
*o.Active Task*
9 No. on Schedule
14. Roap Manager
10.No.Completed CFY
4. Date
11. No. Dela yed
S.Page No.
2
-Z-.
i 2.
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Brief Oe a c r I p t i o n
"lont-ha
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17
30
Pesticide adsorption/desorption and
chemical transport submodel.
2/30/%
4/30/74
Contract to Refine Pesticide Runoff
Model and develop Nutrient Runoff
Model
1/1/74
5/1/74
DO/
Diversion
to 21 AYP
Task 10
Process-
ing
grants &
contracts
and ROAP
prepara-
tion.
AG/ Late
grant
submittal
& propose^
scope
change.
Complete document process-
ing and return to Task 17.
Research
Leader
Negotiate and approve an
expanded scope for grant.
PED,
Program
Chief &
ROAP
Manager
17 REMARKS: Task 26—Funds have been reprogrammed from this Task to Task 30.
Task 30--Negotiations are underway to expand the original scope of this grant in order to piggyback certain
ROAP 21AEC and to expedite committment of FY-74 funds.
Task 27?-Funds have been reprogrammed into Task 30.
needs of
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
PF- Funds Frozen
Fi - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
F L - Funds Late (Example delay m
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- OfQ
for
DA
Diversion of Staff
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assist ance (spec i fy)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
'2 Roap No
4 Date
5 Page No
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
2 10
8 No.Active Tasks
2
9 No on Schedule
1
10 No Completed CFY
11 No Delayed '1 2
1 1
13 P ro gr am C hief
H P til clinlonn
14 Roap Manager
Tee A Mullroir
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
8 r ie I
Description
months
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
Program Element
1BB040
2 Roap No
21 AGF
3 Roap Title
Mining Sources (Ores)
" "a
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9.No on Schedule
9 1 2 I 0
'4 Date
i 3/26/74
S Page No
J, of.
10 No Co m p leted CFV 11 No Delayed
1 2
1 2
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
James E. Moyer
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
t d rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
16
State-of-the-Art: Uranium Mining,
Milling, and Refining Industry
Evaluation of Tailings Pond Sealants
6/30/73
6/30/73
6/30/74
6/30/74
DO
DO
Final review and publication
Preliminary review
M.L. Wood
M.L. Wood
17 remarks Reason for delay - Assignment of personnel for compilation of priority report (Task 05) for ore
mining industries.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
FF-
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Cont r a ct 0 e 1 a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB040
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks
10
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
2 Roap No '3.Roap Title
21 AGG
iGG , Mining Sources (Sand and Gravel)
Completed 8 No Active Tasks a No on Schedule no. No
14 Roap Manager
James E. Moyer
4 Date
3/26/74
¦No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed TT
S Page No
J o f 1-.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
mon rhs
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
State-of-the-Art: Sand and Gravel
6/30/73
6/30/74
DO
Complete Report
M.L. Wood
17. REMARKS
Reason for delay - Assignment of personnel for compilation of priority report (ROAP 21 AGF, Task 05)
for ore mining industries.
Inability to obtain state regulatory documents.
FUNDING
Funds Frozen
Pi - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Div er led ( speci fy )
^ L — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant 'Cont ract Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec i fy)
O— Other ( s pec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB044
2 Roap No
21ASF
3 Roap Ti 11 e
.Alaska Village Demonstration Project
No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule no No Co it
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
8
'4 Date
i 04/08/74
13 Program Chief Ri chard ^ Latimer 14 Roap Manager Bertold puchtler
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 2
5 Page No
--1 o«---1
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r ¦ P t ¦ o n
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
08
Construction contract - third project.
Report to Congress
30
12
10/74
07/74
04/77
07/74
F.D."
0**
Reschedule task in FY-75 ROAP
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS
* Funds have been reprogrammed for reconstruction of Wainwright facility, which was destroyed by fire in November 1973.
** Report delayed 1 year due to fire at Wainwright.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
f F- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i ly )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O — Other ( specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 >menl 2 Roap No '3. Roap Title
IBB045 21-ASH i Soil Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment
4 Date
04-01-74
5 Page No
1 Of--]
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9.No. on Schedule
10 No Completed CFY 11
No. Delayed
1 2.
37 6 17 1 13
0
4
13- Program Chief 14.Roap .Manager
Curtis C. Rarlin, Jr. William c. Galegar
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
14
Testing of infiltration-percolation
approach for hydrology, nutrient
removal, organic removal, and micro-
organism removal.
6
6/81
AD/DO^
Finish report so Involved
personnel can be shifted to
this project. Continue
assembling equipment with
available personnel.
Branch
Chief
15
Management of soil systems for land
restoration through wastewater reuse.
9
6/79
A0/0^
Initiate in-house activity.
Branch
Chief
17
Water Quality Control Through Single
Crop Agriculture, Bemidji State
College Grant No. 802168.
3
12/73
AG^
Encourage grantee to complete
final report.
P.O.
29
Demonstration of a Soil System for
Economical Wastewater Reclamation and
Beneficial Reuse, City of Phoenix,
Arizona, Grant No. 802435.
4
11/76
ACr
Encourage grantee to complete
construction as soon as
possible.
P.O.
17 remarks Task 37 and 38 cover SRO's submitted to other program elements. The status of work under these tasks
is not known at this time.
_l/Diversion of staff to complete project report on previously completed research.
2/This task is preliminary laboratory work for Task 19 which is scheduled for funding in FY '75; due to lack of
completed facilities, project delayed to fourth quarter of FY '74.
3/Time extension for completion of project report.
4/Construction of experimental facilities delayed.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
F F -
F 1 -
FD-
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Diver ted ( speci fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a c t De 1 ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element 2 Roap No
1BB045 A21-ASH
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
14 0 8 | 5
3 Roap Title 4 Da,e
L Soil Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment I 04-01-74
~ ' "" ' 110 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed TT
0 3
5 Page No
L o l - 1-
113 Program Chief
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr.
14 Roap Manager
William C. Galegar
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
Compile information from State-of-the-
Art reports and other sources to assist
in defining "best practicable treatment.
Consult with and assist OWPO in pre-
paring guidelines.
6
i
1/74
6/74
AO—^
Expand scope of assistance
to OWPO.
Lab
Director
05
Sewage effluent irrigation demon-
stration project in mid-continent
region.
3
9/78
AG*/
Fund project as soon as
appropriate application
received and processed.
is
Branch
Chief
14
Spray-runoff development project in
the south central area.
6
6/78
AG^
Fund project as soon as
appropriate application
received and processed.
Is
Branch
Chief
17 REMARKS'
Task 06 is a supplement to ROAP 21-ASH, Task 11.
Task 07 is a supplement to ROAP 21—ASH, Task 12.
1/Expanding scope of assistance to OWPO.
2/Receipt of appropriate grant application delayed funding of project.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance ( sp* c i fy)
O — Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB045
2 Roap No
21-ASJ
*^^?^^^^!™UToCgTcal71!co1 lowan c e )
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Cont racl De I a y (spec 11 y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER-- O/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
'TMSSS'""*"' J """"iflAzu
| InlultVial Water Control Technology-Elec Power G^nD8,3/29/74
S.Page No
__l of---I
t> Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
30 116
a No.Active Tasks
8
v No on Schedule
4
10 No Completed CFY |n No.Delayed
0 ! 4
1 2
13 Program Chief
Frank H. Rainwater
14 Hoap Manager
Alden Christiarisnn
15.
16 TASKS
DELA Y E D
Task No
Brief
Des c ri pt'o n
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
25
21
28
Assess engineering and economic feasi-
bility of backfitting various cooling
devices to existing power plants.
Predemonstration characterization SO2
scrubber water effluents and inves-
tigation of potential handling and
treatment.
Predemonstration engineering and econo-
mic assessment of once-through discharge
Tiodifications for adverse impact control
Demonstrate effluent control as a phase
of recycle/reuse.
start
7/1/73
start
9/1/73
start
7/1/73
start
9/1/73
start
1/1/74
start
1/1/74
start
1/1/74
start
3/1/74
FF
FF
FF
AG
Proceed ASAP - Funds released
Proceed ASAP - Funds released
Proceed ASAP - Funds released
Pursue different (but related
demonstration project
TPB
TPB
TPB
TPB
17 REMARKS'
Task 28:
Negotiations with potential contractor stopped because of management decisions evolving from
equipment cost rise and questionable reliability.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
f F " Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Di« er ted (spec i fy )
FL - Funds Late ( E x amp I e - delay m
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct D e I a y (spec i f y )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER - D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
I-
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
|l Program Element 2 Reap No '3.Roap Title LTTeCtS OT be leCtea MdZarOOUS iynxnetltS Date
1 1EA077 • 10 AKC Orqanics on the Ecology of the Coastal Environment! 4/4/74
S Page No
_ _ J
of--l
6 Total Task# in Roaps 7. No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on schedule
40 8 . 32 1 30
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 2
1 2
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Manager
Thomas W.
Duke
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
t
-------
PART IV
Research Publicati
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Dr. A. S. Lefohn Program Element: 1A1006 Date: 4/12/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
tion of 1
ited (Ch«
PART
rask
;ck)
NONE
21ALU
27
"Coal Fired Power Plant Impact on
Terrestrial Ecosystems"
Youngman, Wichita State University
Quarterly Progress Report
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard M. Latimer Program Element: 1A10Q9 Date: 04/08/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
.ion of 1
ted (Che
PART
'ask
ick)
NONE
21AUJ
01
A Flue Gas Heat Exchanger for Ice
Fog Control
AERL Working Paper Series,#25,
February 1974
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Dr. Lawrence C. Rani ere Program Element: 1AL006 Date: 4/12/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ALR
04
"Response of Selected Field Plants
to Ambient Pollutants in Washington"
Heggestad, USDA-ARS Beltsville, MD
Quarterly Progress Report
X
21ALR
16
"Effects of HF Fumigation of Bean
Plants on Growth and Reproduction
of the Mexican Bean Beetle"
Weinstein, Boyce Thompson Inst.
Manuscript
X
21ALR
16
"Effects of HF on Plant-Pathogen
Interactions" Weinstein, Boyce
Thompson Inst.
Manuscript
X
21ALR
24
"Research on Chronic Dose Response
Interactions on Yield of Selected
Crops"
Quarterly Progress Report
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1BAQ21 Date: 04/08/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ARX
06
Low Winter Dissolved Oxygen in
Some A1askan Rivers
Environmental Protection Technology
Series, February 1974
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Dr" Erlc D- Schneider Program Element: 1M022 Date: A/2/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Porl
Couple
ALL
tion of
!ted (Ch€
PART
rask
:ck)
NONE
None
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: W.M. Sanders, III Program Element: 1BAQ23 Date: 4/1/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Porl
Couple
ALL
:ion of 1
;ted (Che
PART
rask
»ck)
NONE
21AIM
310301C
07
QG (FY 72)
Direct Determination of Carbaryl by
Gas Chromatography Using Electron
Capture Detection
Methylmercuric Complexes in Aquatic
Systems
Journal of Agricultural and Food
Chemistry, 22 (1): 148-149, 1974
Environmental Letters 6 (2), 117-
127, 1974
X
X
-------
Program Chief: D. J. Baumgartner
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BA025
Date; 4/8/74
ROAP
TASK
21AIS
39
to
in
21 AIS
21 AIS-/,
39
02
Publication Title
"Transport, fate, and geochemical
interactions of mercury, cadmium,
and other pollutants in the coastal
littoral-salt marsh environment of
the southeastern United States,"
by Herbert Windom.
'A hydrographic investigation of
Winepah Bay, South Carolina, and
adjacent coastal waters," by D. R.
Bloomer.
"Mathematical model for barged ocean
disposal of wastes," by Robert C. Y.
Koh and Y. C. Chang.
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc,
Number, and Date)
Annual Progress Report, EPA Project
R-800372, 5/1/73-1/31/74. Skidaway
Inst, of Oceanography. NTIS No.
PB-230 037/AS.
A thesis published by Georgia Inst,
of Tech., July 1973, submitted as
a part of the Annual Report from
Skidaway Institute of Oceanoqraphy.
Final report, Grant 7116070FBY, Tetra
Tech, Inc. EPA Ecol. Series No.
EPA 660/2-73-029.
Portion of Task
Co-npleted (Check)
ALL PART NONE"
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Nelson A. Thomas Program Element: 1BAQ26 Date: 4/11/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Conple
ALL
.ion of 1
ted (Che
PART
"ask
'ck)
NONE
21AKP
05, 07, 08
09, 10, 11
12, 13, 14
15
First Annual Reports of the EPA
IFYGL Projects
EPA - Ecological Research Series
650/3-73-021
X
-------
Program Chief: W.T. Donaldson
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BA027
Date: 4/1/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
16ADN
32
Evaluation of a Microwave-Induced
Plasma Spectrometer for Trace
Analysis
EPA Research Report
EPA 660/2-73-009, January 1974
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Thomas E. Maloney Program Element: 1BA031
Date: 3/21/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Coupleted (Check)
AUr~l PART NONE"
Prior
to ROAP
System
Prior
to ROAP
System
21 AIY
21 AJA
46
04
21 AIY
04
Organic Nutrient Factors Effecting
Algal Growths (16010 DHN)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-660/3-73-003, July 1973
Effect of Phosphorus Removal
Processes on Algal Growth (16010 EJH)E
EPA Ecological Research Series
PA-660/3-73-015, September 1973
Modeling the Eutrophication Process
(Proceedings of a Workshop held at
Utah)
Modeling Algal Growth Dynamics in
Shagawa Lake, Minnesota, with
Comments Concerning Projected
Restoration of the Lake
Effect of Induced Aeration on
Stratification and Eutrophication
Processes in an Oregon Farm Pond
Utah Water Research Laboratory
Publication No. PRWG136-1
November 1973
Published in Modeling the
Eutrophication Process,
Utah Water Research Laboratory
Publication No. PRWG136-1
November 1973
Geophysical Monograph Series
Volume 17 in Man-Made Lakes: Their
Problems and Environmental Effects,
AGU, 1973
-------
Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BA032
Date: March 29, 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL PART NONE"
21A0H
Report to the Committee on Electric
Power on Environmental Consequences
of Spray Cooling Systems"
Prepared for Seminar on Environmental
Aspects of the Cooling Systems of
Thermal Power Stations, May 13-16,
1974, for the United Nations Economic
Commission for Europe, Committee on
Electric Power
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: H.P. Nicholson Program Element: 1BB036 Date: 4/1/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
:ion of 1
'ted (Che
PART
ask
>ck)
NONE
Technic
Assista
al
nee
The EPA and Industrial Wastes
Proc. of AIChE Workshop, "Industrial
Process Design for Pollution
Control: Midland, Michigan,
Nov 1972
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Hugh b. Durham Program Element: 1BBQ36 Date: April 11, 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Conple
ALL
.ion of 1
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
21AZN
14
Regeneration of Chromated Aluminum
Deoxidizers
GPO - Environmental Protection
Technology Series - EPA-660/Z-73-023
December 1973
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: J. R. Boydston Program Element: 1BB037 Date: 4-10-74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 BAE
16
Modular Wastewater Treatment
System Demonstration for the
Textile Maintenance Industry
EPA-660/2-73-037
X
21 BAE
20
Information Resource: Final
Report Water Pollution Control in
Water Utilities
EPA-660/2-73-020
X
21 BAF
08
Treatment of Domestic Wastewater
and NSSC Pulp and Paper Mill
Wastes
EPA-66/2-73-010
X
21 BAA
07
Recovery of Fatty Materials From
Edible Oil Refinery Effluents
EPA-660/2-73-015
X
21 AZX
16
Color Removal from Kraft Mill
Effluents by Ultrafiltration
EPA-660/2-73-019
X
21 AZX
24
Coliform Bacteria Growth and
Control In Aerated Stabilization
Basins
EPA-660/2-73-028
X
-------
Program Chief: H.P. Nicholson
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BB039
Date: 4/1/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AYP
24
Determination of Paraquat Residue
in Soil
Journal of Official Analytical
Chemists 57^ January 1974
X
21AYP
24
Method for Paraquat, Diphenamid,
and Trifluralin in Soil
Journal of Agricultural and Food
Chemistry 22(1); 79, Jan/Feb 1974
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Curtis c. Harlln, Jr. Program Element: 1BB045 Date: 04-01-74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Conple
ALL
.ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
Carryov*
Carryov*
sr
>r
"Conference on Recycling Treated
Municipal Wastewater Through Forest
and Cropland"
"Renovation of Sewage Effluent for
Reuse as a Water Resource"
EPA-660/2-74-003
EPA-660/2-74-016
X
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater Program Element: 1BB392 Date: March 29, 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
21AZU
Nomographs for Determining Thermal
Pollution Control Costs
Thermal Pollution Research Highlights
January 1974, Pacific Northwest Envir
mental Research Laboratory
on-
-------
Program Chief: Dr- T. W. Duke
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1EAQ77
Date: 4/4/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
10 AKC
06
Microbial Response to Malathion
Treatments in Salt-Marsh Microcosms
Annual Meeting of the American
Society for Microbiology, May 1974
(Abstract)
X
25 AJN
04
Observations- of Luminescent
Bacteria in Continuous Cultures
Annual Meeting of the American
Society for Microbiology, May 1974
(Abstract)
X
25 AJN
08
Free and Occluded Virus, Similar to
Baculovirus, in Hepatopancreas of
Pink Shrimp
Nature (London), Vol. 247, No. 5428,
pp. 229-231, 1974
X
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald I. Mount Program Element: 1BA021 Date: 4/4/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
:ion of 1
ited (Che
PART
"ask
>ck)
NONE
16AAI
02
Artificial Lab . . . Spawning
Substrate for Brook Trout
Journal Transactions of the
American Fisheries Society.
Vol. 103, pp. 144-5, 1974
X
------- |