ML19282A301
| ML19282A301 | |
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| Issue date: | 04/19/1979 |
| From: | Morton K NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM), WASHINGTON, UNIV. OF, SEATTLE, WA |
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| ML19282A294 | List: |
| References | |
| CON-FIN-B-5679, CON-NRC-04-75-222, CON-NRC-4-75-222 NUDOCS 7905230690 | |
| Download: ML19282A301 (5) | |
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g Supple::, ental Agreement to Contract tio. fiRC-04-75-222 Page tio. 2 IN WITflESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this document.
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BY:
1 vc Kellogg V.l Morton, Chief Research Contracts Branch (title) fiuclear Regulatory Commission SIT # ' E WASHMiGTON TH i
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BY:
v AL11CE C. 'TREt3EL h
__Govumnant Femllelatiom '
and P M Qiin i APR 1 9 19 3 Barbara J. Zimmerman
, certify that I am the-1, (attester) of the Contractor named Secretary. Board of Revents (title) under this document; that Wallace c. Treibel (signatory) who signed this document on behalf of said Contractor was then Government Fiscal Relatious and Fatent Officer of said Contractor; that this document was duly signed for and on behalf of said Contractor by authority of its governing body and is within the scope of its legal 9
powers.
IU UITriESS 1.' HEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my hand and the seal of said Contractor.
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Modification No. 8 J. ' '.~.
Supplemental Agreement Contract No. NRC-04,
THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CONTRACTOR:
APPENDIX A For the Contract period December 1,1978 through September 30, 1979 Article A-I RESEARCH TO BE PERFORMED BY CONTRACTOR (a) The unclassified scope of work, entitled " Evaluation and Development of Ecological Models for Assessing Environmental Impact Due to Nuclear Plant Operation;" Task 4 under this contract, includes the following:
Fish model comparison and evaluation including development of a 1.
general similator (AEGIS-Aquatic Ecosystem General Impact Simulator) for quantitative model comparison under identical natural and impact condi tions,
Investigate the usefulness of these models in indicating what a.
monitoring data are required and whether a relatively cheap element can be sampled which can indicate high potential for impact as was done for plankton models (Swartzman,1978).
b.
Investigate community structure changes under simulated impact especially to see if impact thresholds can be identified and if impact effects, on community structure identi fied in project 2 below can be linked to mechanistic causes.
Conduct ' worst case' impact simulations to see whether projected c.
worst _ cases will result in significant impact.
2.
Impact models -- proceed along lines recommended in Swartzman, Deriso and Cowan,1978, and investigate the usefulness of fish catch and effort data in impact assessment using an analytically tractable age structured model (Deriso,1978) using Roanoke River Striped Bass.
3.
Hold a model evaluation session with the NRC RRG, and at least two peer reviewers in the field, and a model communication workshop for NRC user group personnel.
4.
Proper documentation of computer codes developed by the investigator should be completed.
5.
The model simulator should be calibrated to Lake Keowee.
6.
Submit for publication a process by process model comparison notebook that includes a translation between standard notation and the notation contained in the models eviewed to date.
Modification fio. 8 Supplemental Agreement to Contract No. f1RC-04-75-222 Page 2 of 3
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(b)
The Principal Investigator expects to devote the following approximate amount (s) of time to the contract work:
G. L. Swartzman:
100% of his time for 8 months (Research Asst. Professor)
D. G. Chapman (P.I.):
100% of his time for.5 month ARTICLE A-II WAYS Af1D f4EAtl5 0F PERFORMAtlCE (a)
Items for which support will be provided as indicated in A-III, below (1)
Salaries and Wages
$ 51,537.00 (2)
Equipment to be purchased or fabricated by the Contractor 7,025.00 Hardcopy Unit and Software
($3,700)
Disk
($325.00)
Computer Terminals
($3,000)
(3)
Travel (i)
Domestic 2,500.00 (ii)
Foreign (4)
Other direct costs 55 percent applicable (5)
Indirect costs based on a predetermined rate of to salaries and wages.
(b)
Items, if any, significant to the performance of this contract, but excluded from computation of Support Cost and from consideration in proportioning costs:
t 0f1E (c)
Time or effort of Principal Investigator (s) including indirect costs and fringe benefits contributed by Contractor but excluded frcm ccm-putation of Support Cost and from consideration in proportioning costs:
D. G. Chapman:
100% of his time for 5 month
Modification No. 8 Supplemental Agreement to Contract No. NRC-04-75-222 Appendix A Page 3 of 3 Article A-III The total estimated cost of items under A-II(a) above for the contract period stated in this Appendix A is $120,049.00 ; the Commission will pay 100 percent of the actual costs of these items incurred during the contract period stated in this Appendix A, subject to the provisions of Article -III and Article B-XXVIII.
The estimated NRC Support Cost for the contract period stated in this Appendix A is 5 120,049.00,
The estimated NRC Support Cost is funded as follows:
(a)
Estimated unexpended balance from prior period (s)
$ (b)
New funds for the current period 3 120,049.00 (c)
The new funds being added in A-III(b) constitute the basis for advance payments provided under Article B-X.
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