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Mr. Joseph Holonich, ChiefHigh-Level Waste and UraniumRecovery Projects Branch

Division of Waste ManagementOffice of Nuclear Material Safety

and SafeguardsU.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionWashington, DC 20555

Dear Mr. Holonich:

The enclosed Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project participant monthlystatus reports are forwarded for your information. If you have any questionson the enclosed reports, please contact Priscilla Bunton at (202) 586-8365.

cerely,

Christ Kouts, Act g DirectorRegulatory Integration DivisionOffice of Civilian RadioactiveWaste Management

Enclosures1. EG&G/EM Progress Report,

April 19942. EG&G/EM Progress Report, May 19943. EG&G/EM Remote Sensing Laboratory

Progress Report, May 19944. LLNL YMP Status Report, April 19945. Los Alamos Monthly Activity

Report, April 19946. Los Alamos Monthly Activity

Report, May 19947. RSN YMP Executive Status

Report, April 19948. T&MSS Project Status Report,

April 19949. USGS Progress Report, May 199410. EG&G/EM Progress Report,

June 199411. LLNL YMP Status Report,

May 199412. RSN YMP Executive Status

Report, May 1994

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Raytheon Services NevadaP 0 Box 95487Las Vegas NV 89193-5487

ADDRESS REPLY TO. RayheonRaytheon Services NevadaYucca Mountain Project101 Convention Center Drive. Suite P230Las Vegas, Nevada 69109

YMP:319:94 WBS 1.2.9QA: N/A

May 16, 1994

Robert M. Nelson, Jr.Acting Project Manager 0Yucca Mountain SiteCharacterization Office

U. S. Department of EnergyP. 0. Box 98608Las Vegas, Nevada 89193-8608

Attention: V. F. Iorii

YUCCA MOUNTAIN SITE CHARACTERIZATION PROJECT (YMP) EXECUTIVE STATUS REPORT (ESR)

Attached is the input to the above subject report for the month of April, 1994,from Raytheon Services Nevada (RSN).

If there are any questions, please contact me at 794-7014.

William C. KopatiTechnical Project Officer

WCK:jmfAttachment: D:-.'As Statedcc: J. R. Dyer, YMSCO, M/S 523

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W. B. Simecka, YMSCO, M/S 523 CR. E. Spence, YMSCO, M/S 523T. M. Rodriguez, TRW, M/S 423 CExecutive Office, RSN, M/S 580 CJ. M. Fleetwood, RSN, M/S 403R. G. Musick, Jr., RSN, M/S 403 CR. L. Schreiner, RSN, M/S 403L. E. Shaw, RSN, M/S 403D. J. Tunney;VSN., M/S 403L. E. Watson, RSN, M/S.726E. L. Wright, RSN, M/S 403YMP FileRM1C

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Raytheon Services NevadaApril 1994 Monthly Input

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project (YMP)Executive Status Report (ESR)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Facilities Engineering:Submitted as-built drawings for NRG-5 Borehole, Job Package 93-03A, and Alice Ridge Trench, JobPackage 94-01.

Prepared sketches for Heated Block Test, Job Package 93-10 detailing the excavation and drililng, andanchor bolt system.

Supported M&O Package 2C Design, providing personnel, equipment, and review.

Systems Engineering:Performed acceptance review of Packages 1 B, 1 C, and 1 A TBM Launch Chamber for EDD.

Reviewed and commented on 18 Plans and Procedures for the Project Office. Revised and reissued fourRSN implementing procedures.

Records Management continues to do an excellent job in processing project records. During the pastmonth 27 submittals were made to the Project totalling 204 records. Of these 27 submittals. 20 wereJob Package Segments submitted to tne DRC. All records were submitted in a timely manner. wellwithin Project requirements.

Surface-Based TestingPrepared eight work programs, four records package submittals, two summary cost estimates, oneresponse to a deficiency report, and various other letters.

Conducted prototype geophysical logging operations at UE-25 UZ-1 6 with the Numar MagneticResonance Imaging tool. Prepared purchase orders and subcontract information for prototype loggingoperations at NRG-6 and UZ-1 6. Prepared one work program for logging at the NRG series of boreholes.

Prepared design engineering calculations and sketches for the construction of borehole SRG-4/SD-7.

Supported field operations for (1) drilling at USW SD-1 2, USW NRG-7a, and USW UZ-1 4; and (2)workovers at UE-25 UZN #85, UE-25 NRG-6 and USW NRG-7a to support USGS follow-uo testing.

Field OperationsEstablished a North or South Grid Point within visual sighting of Borehole UE-25, NRG-2c and 2d. Thisradial line will be used as alignment by the Wireline Gyro Logging truck.

The Materials Testing Lab (MTL) performed liquid limit tests on soil samples from UE-25, NRG-2c and 2din accordance with ASTM D4318-84, and performed a static plate load test at each comer of theBooster Pump Station pad. The tests were performed just below the topsoil layer in accordance withASTM D1196-64. The MTL fabricated and tested the PVC Schedule 40 casing used for NRG-6Adownhole instrumentation statiorn apparatus pull test.

Located the four comers of the Booster Pump Station pad for construction. Staked the SRG-4 pad andaccess road for environmental clearance.

Established an environmental corridor for the General Support Facility Sewer System. Also staked a 50feet environmental corridor for the ESF sanitary sewer line between SSMH1 and SSMH4.

Quality Assurance:Conducted an Audit of RSN YMP Activities (QA Criteria 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12 & 17). No DeficiencyReports were issued.

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Performed a supplier qualification survey and reviewed the Quality Assurance Manual of MTS SystemsCorporation located In Eden Prarie, MN. This supplier qualified to provide calibration services.

Provided support to the M&O in the review of ESF Package 2C Drawings, Specifications and Analyses.

Reviewed/approved/commented on 6 procurement documents, 2 work programs, 6 drawings and 2specifications. Prepared 4 Field Verification Plans.

DELIVERABLES Comp.Date

Provided a portion of the geologic mapping survey of as-built targets within 4120194the Test Alcove. Also submitted the final portion of the topographic survey ofthe Ghost Dance Fault Roadcuts on the same date.Submitted as-built survey data of the HVdrochemistry Boreholes and 4/20/94construction monitoring points to Los Alamos National Laboratory. 4121/94As requested by Kiewit/PB, submitted a list of the Survey Control Monuments 4/29194for the Exploratory Study Facilities to REECo.

USW SD-9 Borehole Summary Cost Estimate for Work Program YMP/WP/94- . 4/01/9403, Rev 0 UJP 94-07)

THE FOLLOWING WORK PROGRAMS WERE PROCESSED: . 4/07/94USW NRG-7/7A North Ramp Borehole, Rev 2, YMP/WP/93-19UE-25 C-Hole Complex Multiple-Well Interference Testing - Phase 1, 4/12/94Rev 2, YMP/WP193-10

UE-25 UZN #85 Additional Work Activities, Rev 0. YMP/WP/94-04 4/12/94

Additional for Geophysical Logging and Surveying at UE-25 NRG-2A, 4:12/94NRG-2B, NRG-2C. NRG-2D. USW NRG-6, and UE-25 UZ-16 (VSP-2)(YMP/WP/94-07)

Additional for Geophysical Logging and Surveying at UE-25 NRG-2A, 4112/94NRG-2B, NRG-2C, NRG-2D1, USW NRG-6, and UE-25 UZ-16 (VSP-2)(YMP/WP/94-07)

USW NRG-717A North Ramp Borehole Summary Cost Estimate for 4/12/94Work Program YMP/WP/93-1 9, Rev 2 UJP 93-15)

UE-25 UZN #85 Summary Cost Estimate for Work Program 4/15/94YMP/IP/94-04, Rev. 0

Work Program for USW SD-1 2, Borehole, Rev 1A (YMP/WP/93-18)

Deficiency Report No. DR-94-0-001, Calibration of Measurement and Test 4/15/94Equipment on the M-300 Drill Rig at USW SD-I 2Notification of Intent to Perform Geoohvsical Logging Activities Using 4/18/94Radioactive Source atT UE-25 NRG-2C. NRG-2D, USW NRG-6 and USW NRG-717A Boreholes

Geophysical Logging Activities using radioactive sources at UE-25 NRG-2C, 4/19/94NRG-2D, USW NRG-6, and NRG-7,7A

ISSUESAND CONCERNSTwo Nonconformance Reports are open: (1) RSN-94-001, incorrect method of sampling cement slurry.A use-as-is disposition was specified. Awaiting revision of work program to close this NonconformanceReport. (2) YMP-94-03, boreholes not secured in accordance with the borehole security program.Awaiting completion of disposition by REECo.

Two RSN Deficiency reports are open: (1) DR-94-0-001, gauges at SD-1 2 not calibrated. CorrectiveAction due 6/15/94 (2) DR-93-O-009, job package records not submitted in required time frame. Thecorrective action completion date for this has been extended from 4/30194 to 5/31/94.

Evaluated Colorado School of Mines responses to Deficiency Report Nos. DR-94-0-002 through DR-94-0-006. Responses to DR-94-0-002 thru DR-94-0-005 were accepted. An amended response to DR-94-0-006 was requested.

Submitted a request to extend the completion date from April 15, 1994 to May 10, 1994 for OCRWMCorrective Action Request No. YM-94-O-017. This Corrective Action Request pertains to Drillingprograms not including the proper information.

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Psrticipant SR~ Yucca Mtn. Site Cher. ProJect-Plviing & Control System 01-Apr-94 to 30-Apr-94PACS Participant Work Station (PPS) Psoe - I

Prepared - 05/13/94:13:39:13 UIJI Status Sheet C1US02) Inc. Dollors in Thousmenh

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Cost/Schedule PerformanceCurrent Period FT1994 Cuutative to Date F1994 at Comypletion

Id Description, 8CUS BCUP ACUP SV CY CBCUS OCUP ACWP SY CV BAC EAC VAC1.2.1 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 7 7 13 0 -6 49 49 61 0 -12 80 80 01.2.3 SITE INVESTIGATIONS 194 228 249 34 -21 1794 1900 1741 106 159 3401 3401 01.2.5 REGUATORY 5 5 3 0 2 30 30 19 0 11 S0 50 01.2.6 EXPLORATORY StUDIES FACILI 45 45 147 0 -102 48? 487 632 0 -145 1089 1288 -1991.2.7 TEST FACILITIES 136 111 186 -25 -75 871 846 974 -25 -128 1422 1422 01.2.9 PROJECT MANAGENENT 46 46 45 0 1 321 321 290 0 31 550 550 01.2.11 aUALITV ASSUR ANCE 55 55 45 0 10 380 380 328 0 52 650 650 01.2.12 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 9 9 0 0 9 59 59 52 0 7 100 100 01.2.15 SWPPORt SERVICES 38 38 25 0 13 26? 26? 246 0 21 459 46? 68

Total 535 544 713 9 -169 4258 4339 4343 81 -4 7801 8008 -20?

Resource Dlstributios by Element of CostFiscal Year 1994Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled

Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep TotalLtRHRS 5564 7633 7051 7767 7228 8555 6368 8363 8819 8425 7329 690? 90009LAMOR 408 580 533 585 529 696 533 623 620 593 512 502 6714SUBS 5 53 0 45 120 157 0 0 120 0 0 562 1062OTifER 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 25

Total BCUS 415 635 535 632 651 855 535 625 742 595 514 106? 701

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Resource Distributions by Element of CostFiscal Year 1994Actual Cost of Work Performed

Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep TotalLBRHRS 6283 8714 7162 7235 8049 9640 7926 0 0 0 0 0 55009LAWOR 435 627 505 545 585 791 712 0 0 0 0 0 4203SUBS 0 53 0 48 29 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 131OTHER 2 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

total ACUP 437 681 510 594 617 791 713 0 0 0 0 0 4343

Resource DistributionsFIscal Year 1994 Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jut Aug Sep Total

1Cws 415 635 535 632 651 855 535 625 742 595 514 1067 7801RCUp 468 610 556 633 763 765 544 0 0 0 . 0 0 4339ACUP 437 681 510 594 617 791 713 0 0 0 0 0 4343ETC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 584 891 564 522 1104 3665

Fiscal Year Distribution AtPrior FY1994 FY1995 FT1996 FYI99? FY1998 FY1999 Ftroo FY2001 FY2002 FY2003 Future Ceaptete

SCUS 10852 7801 15056 13909 11406 8584 6341 6077 4958 5 0 0 84989SCUP 10852 4339 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ACWP 11324 4343 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ETC 0 3665 16275 13265 11291 8469 6226 5962 4843 S 0 0 85668

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CURRENT MONTII END FISCAL YEAR

ACTUAL | PARTiCPANt 1SURCON. IVRCIASE SUSCON. ACCRUED APPROVED APPROVED CUMULATIVE!______________ COSTS m HOURS HOURS COMMITMENTS COMMITMENTS COSTS BUDOET nu FUNDS MI COSTS (rI

1.1..1 $13 120.0 S80 $80 $61

1.2.2 00 . 0.0 so 00 $0 $0

1.2.3 $249 3233.0 = _ $580,00.0 $127.00.00 $3,326 $3.328 $1,740

1.2.5 $3 24.0 $50 $50 $19

1.2.6 $146 1598.0 $__ $1,289 $1,289 $028

1.2.7 $104 1381.0 . . _ $1,422 $1,422 $974

1.2.9 $45 441.0 $__ _ 1 S550 $550 $290

1.2.11 $45 640.0 $650 $650 $328

1.2.12 $0 0.0 . _ . _ . . . _ . . $100 $100 $51

1.2.14 $4 45.0 $33 $33 $16

1.2.15 $21 559.0 $_ _ _434 $434 $249

TOTALS $630 8039 ______ _____ 7934 07.934 $4,358

Note: 1.2.2 budget and actuals transferred to 1.2.3

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Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectVariance Analysis Report

Status Thru: Apoil 1994

PARTICIPANT: RSN PEM: Loncr WBS: 1~.2L3.i.2,2

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Analysis

Cumulative Cost Variance:

We are continuing to work on SD-7, SD-9, SD-12 and other surface-based testing, such as test pits and trenches in NRT-1, withassociated as-builts. Approximately 55 percent complete to datefor FY94. The $103K positive cost variance will reduce toacceptable levels when the percent complete reporting error iscorrected.

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Status Thru: APril 1994

Project

PARTICIPANT: RSK PEM: WBS: 1.2.3.5.2.2

WEBS TITLE: GeoDhysical Logaing Subcontract Services

P&G ACCOUNT: RS3B1P94

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CS BCUP |ACWP I SV I SVY I SP I CV I CVX I CPl RAC EAC VAC | VAC |IEAC |TCPI |

368 368 128 1 0 1 0.0 I 100.0 1 240 1 65.2 1 287.5 580 580 0 0.0 1 202 4.9

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The geophysical logging program is behind schedule because of thedrilling schedule. UZ-14 has completed Phase 2. NRG-7A is nowavailable for additional logging. We are approximately 22percent complete to date for FY94. We continue to project totalexpenditure at completion.

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Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectVariance Analysis Report

Status Thru: ADril 1994

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. I 8235 25 286 0 0.0 100.0 -51 -21.7 82.2 j 240 422 -182 -75.8 292 3.7

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Cumulative Schedule Variance:


A C/SCR is in the submission/approval process for additionalfunding to perform-.engineering tasks in the ESF design effort.Funding will cover an increase in scope due to 69 kV scheduleslippage and directly seconded personnel.supporting designdeliverable completion.

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APRIL 1994 PROGRESS REPORT

Attached is the April 1994 progress report on biological studies and support activitiesconducted by EG&G/EM for the Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project. Pleasecontact Tom O'Farrell (293-7762) or me (794-7474) if you have questions regarding thisreport.

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORTAPRIL 1994

Summary of Work Accomplished During Report Period

EG&G Energy Measurements (EG&G/EM) conducted work for the Biological ResourcesTask (WBS 1.2.13.4.11) for the Project Office.

ISSUES and CONCERNS

0 Construction of an underground waterline extending from the blue watertanks nearFortymile Wash to Exile Hill, was to be completed by March 1994. The portion of thewaterline from the north point of Fran Ridge to the south point of Exile Hill is notcompleted and an open trench 0.5 to 1 m deep still exists and may fragment tortoisehabitat. This trench should be filled as soon as possible. Until the trench is filled,EG&G/EM biologists are monitoring the trench twice each day to ensure no tortoiseshave fallen into the trench.

WORK PROGRESS

* In March 1994, concern was expressed regarding the aboveground 8-inch waterlineblocking tortoise's movements on the west side of Fran Ridge in Midway Valley(March 1994 Monthly Report). EG&G/EM monitored the waterlines to determinewhether any tortoises were affected. Monitoring will continue until mitigationmeasures can be implemented or it is determined that the waterline is not a problem.In April the same concern was addressed for the C-Well waterline from the blue tanks(near J-13 Well) to the proposed spreading basin in Fortymile Wash. An addendum tothe preactivity survey report for this project was submitted to Project Officerecommending that the waterlines be elevated to avoid blocking tortoises.

* EG&G/EM conducted three preactivity surveys to assess potential impacts on biologicalresources and three reclamation inventories. One biological resource survey report andone reclamation stipulation report were submitted to Project Office.

* All other work was part of continuing studies. Radiomarked desert tortoises werelocated at least once each week. Small mammals were captured, marked, and releasedon eight plots to monitor the effects of site characterization activities. Measurementsof vegetation cover were started on the 48 ecological study plots. Cover measurementswere completed on 28 plots. Seedling density was measured on the reclamation plots atsite 4, the borrow pit topsoil stockpile, and JF-3 Well.

* EG&G/EM participated in the "Bring-your-daughter-to-work" day at the request ofProject Office.

* REG&G/EM provided a discussion of the reclamation program at Yucca Mountain for atour by the State of Nevada.

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MAY 1994 PROGRESS REPORT

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Summary of Work Accomplished During Report Period

EG&G Energy Measurements (EG&G/EM) conducted work for the BiologicalResources Task (WBS 1.2.13.4.11) for the Project Office.

ISSUES and CONCERNS

0 YMP participants need to notify Project Office (or EG&G/EM directly if specifiedby Project Office) at least ten working days before construction activities are tooccur so that additional surveys or other mitigation actions can be conducted.EG&G/EM continues to receive requests for surveys from participants one to twodays before the activity is to begin (request received on Friday for Monday start).In some cases the activity has not received documented approval from ProjectOffice. For EG&G/EM to provide the necessary services to ensure compliance ofconstruction activities without jeopardizing other activities, advanced notice must begiven by YMP participants and Project Office.

WORK PROGRESS

* EG&G/EM conducted four preactivity surveys to assess potential impacts onbiological resources and four reclamation inventories. Five biological resourcesurvey reports and four reclamation stipulation reports were submitted to ProjectOffice. A construction site for a ramp near drill pad SD-9 was resurveyed fortortoises. The C-Well pipeline and 8-inch waterline were monitored for tortoisesthroughout the month to ensure tortoises were not trapped or injured.

* All other work was part of continuing studies. Radiomarked desert tortoises werelocated at least twice each week. Female desert tortoises were x-rayed andmonitored to assess reproductive effort Side-blotched lizards were captured,marked, and released on nine plots to monitor the effects of site characterizationactivities. Measurements of vegetation cover were completed on the 48 ecologicalstudy plots. Seedling density was measured on the reclamation plots at JF-3 Well,site 1 (soil quality and depth study), and site 5. Plant cover was measured at site 3.Soil samples were collected at the borrow pit and NRG-6 topsoil stockpile foranalysis of microbial activity and soil properties. Soil samples also were collectedat the plant succession study plots for analysis of soil properties.

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MAY 1 - MAY 31, 1994, PROGRESS REPORT - EG&G/ENERGYMEASUREMENTS, INC REMOTE SENSING LABORATORY SUPPORT TO THEYUCCA MOUNTAIN SITE CHARACIERTZATION PROJECI

Enclosed is a progress report on the EG&G Energy Measurements, Inc. (EG&G/EM)Remote Sensing Laboratory (RSL) support to the Yucca Mountain Site CharacterizationProject (YMP) for May 1, 1994, through May 31, 1994.

The progress report for EG&G/EM RSL support to YMP includes the followingsections:

* Work Accomplished* Expenditures* Status of Deliverables

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Ronshaugen, DOE/NV EMD (w/o encl)Dixon, DOE/YMP (w/o encl)Dodkter, DOE/NV (w/o end)Dyer, DOE/YMP (w/o encl)Gandi, DOE/YMP (w/o encl)Lorenz, REECo/YMPNewbury, DOE/YMPRyder, DOE/YMP (w/o encd)Tynan, DOE/YMPWilliams, DOE/YMP (w/o end)Wilson, DOE/YMP

PROGRESS REPORT FOR EG&G/EM RSL SUPPORT TO YMPWork Accomplished

WBS 12.3 SITE INVEs1GATIONS

WBS 12.3.9A SPECIAL STUDIES: TRACERS, FLUIDS AND MATERIALS

SA OE394A TRACERS, FLUIDS AND MATERIALS

REPORT PERIOD: May 1, 1994 - May 31, 1994

REPORT DATE: June 17, 1994

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: Jim Beckett

StMIARY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD:

1. The TFM database position was filled.

2. A meeting was held on May 12 to discuss the level of effort required for LANL tocomplete the TFM database transfer. In attendance were Claudia Newbury andGeorge Lindenburg (YMSCO), Ned Elldns (LANL), Jim Hall (CAG) and ElaineEzra and Jim Beckett. A demonstration of the TFM database application wasprovided to Claudia Newbury and George Lindenburg after the meeting.

3. The TFM data provided to EG&G/EM by LANL has been entered intoGENISES files. Reports will be generated, and the M&O will perform theverification. After the data have been verified the data will be accepted into theYucca Mountain Project Database.

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACIION UNDERTAKEN:

1. The FOC does not have the correct version of the software required to operatethe input applications for the database. A run-time version of the TFM databasewill be created and provided to the FOC and M&O.

ANTICIPATED SIGNIFICANT EVENTS PLANNED DURING NEXT REPORTPERIOD:

1. The transfer of the TFM database into GENISES will be completed and anacceptance letter provided to YMPO after verification of the data by the M&O.

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WBS 123 SITE INVESTIGATIONS

WBS L23.9.5 SPECIAL STUDIES: THREE-DIMENSIONAL SITE MODEL

SA OE395A 3-D MODELING AND VISUALIZATION


REPORT DATE. June 17, 1994

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL- D. Brickey

SUMMARY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD:

1. David Jefferis completed the goodness of fit analysis, and has written a draftreport on the Lynx to EarthVision conversion of the USGS Demonstration model.

2. The USGS's early submittal of the "3-D Site Scale Model/Topopah to Surface(designated YMP.R1., dated May 11, 1994) was received by EG&G/EM on May22 and installed on May 23.

3. A meeting was held on May 18 to discuss EG&G/EM's tasking for the remainderof FY94, and to initiate discussions on tasking for FY95. In attendance wereMark 1ynan (YMSCO), John Gauthier, Rob Clayton (M&O/WCFS), ElaineEzra, David Jefferis and Dave Brickey.

4. A meeting was held on May 24 to discuss EG&G/EMWs conversion of the USGS'sPreliminary Lithostratigraphic Moder (YMP.RO), and the new USGS model,"3-D Site Scale Model/Topopah to Surface" (YMPR1.0). In attendance were JimNelson and Bob Dickerson (SAIC/USGS), Dave Brickey, David Jefferis, andJennifer Geddes.

5. A workplan for developing a YM Extended Site Model was initiated by DavidJefferis.

6. The effort to hire a Senior Scientist for the group continues. One applicant hasbeen interviewed. Advertisements have been placed to solicit additionalapplicants.

7. Purchase requisition development has been initiated for an SGI UNIXworkstation to support 3-D numerical modeling.

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8. Jennifer Geddes has completed work to build a drillhole database in Lynx GMSand EarthVision using lithostratigraphic picks and borehole surveys provided byRob Clayton (M&O/WCFS).

9. The following products were prepared:

NR94051002 The following map products were produced from the EarthVision-based USGS Demonstration model for Cady Johnson(M&O/WCFS):

YMP-94-126.0YMP-94-164.0YNP-94-123.0

YNP-94-124.0

YMP-94-125.0

Cross sectionCross sectionStructure Contour of the Top of the BasalVitrophyreResidual of the Top of the Basal Vitrophyreand Top of the Saturated ZoneUnsaturated Zone Isochore

NR94051106 A well prognosis report for SD-7 using the EarthVision-basedThermal/Mechanical model and the EarthVision-based USGSDemonstration model was provided to Norma Biggar(M&O/WCFS) on May 12.

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION: None.


1. Complete the report on the Lynx to EarthVision conversion of the USGSDemonstration model.

2. Continue effort to hire a Senior Scientist for the group.

3. Complete Purchase Requisition for an SGI unix workstation to support 3-Dnumerical modelling.

4. Initiate work on integrated 3-D site model.

5. Initiate work on basaltic volcanism volumetrics and data integration project.

6. Complete work on defining suggested scope of work and budget request for FY95.

7. A work plan for the FY94 YMP Extended Site Model will be completed.

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WBS 12.5 REGULATORY

WBS 12.5.3.5 GEOGRAPHIC NODAL INFORMATION STUDY ANDEVALUATION SYSTEM (GENISES)

SA OE535L94 TECHNICAL DATABASE INPUT



RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL J. Beckett

SUMMARY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD: None

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN: None

ANTICIPATED SIGNIFICANT EVENTS PLANNED DURING NEXT REPORTPERIOD: None.

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Work Accomplished

WBS L25

WBS 1.25.3.6

SA 0E536A

REGULATORY

GEOGRAPHIC NODAL INFORMATION STUDY ANDEVALUATION SYSTEM (GENISES)

GENISES TECHNICAL DATABASE

REPORT PERIOD:

REPORT DATE:

May 1, 1994 - May 31 1994

June 17, 1994

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: 1. Beckett


1. Jim Beckett provided a demo on the GENISES system to Laura Turler, DarleneBreen, Derryl Stagg, Kaye Bentzen, and Mark Brooks of EG&G/EM Rocky Flatson May 12.

2. Jim Beckett met with Barbara Bryan (LANL) to discuss the LLNL technical datasubmittal's, and provide guidance on formats and media for data transfer.

3. The following submittalsthis period.

GS931108312132.019

GS931008314211.034

GS930708314211.015

GS930708314211.030

to the YMP Technical Database were received during

Spreadsheets for Hydrochemical Analysis, A Poster byJohn Czarnecki; Data from Well USW UZ-14 andNA-7, Nevada was received from USGS on May 4.

Preliminary Lithology Well Report for UE-25WT#14was received from USGS on May 12.

Preliminary Lithology Well Reports: UE-25 WT#13and USW WT-15 was received from USGS on May12.

Preliminary Lithology Well Reports: UE-25 WT#4,USW WT-11, and UE-25 WT#12 was received fromUSGS on May 12.

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GS940308312133.002

SNF28021693001.004

GS920931174103.002

GS910908315214.003

GS930608312232.016

GS930108312312.003

GS930308312312.009

SNF31120393001.001

Water Quality Data for Samples Taken in FortymileWash, Nevada During the 1993 Water Year wasreceived from USGS on May 16.

Analysis of blasting data from the North Ramp StarterTunnel - Top Heading was received from SNL on May18.

Geodetic Leveling Data Used To Define HistoricalHeight Changes Between Tonopah Junction And LasVegas, Nevada, by Thomas D. Gilmore was receivedfrom USGS on May 18.

Meteorological, Stream-Discharge, and Water-QualityData for 1986 Through 1991 from Two Small Basins inCentral Nevada. By P.W. McKinley and TA Oliverwas received from USGS on May 18.

Drilling and Geohydrologic Data for Test Hole USWUZ-1, Yucca Mountain, Nye County, Nevada By M.S.Whitfield, W. Thordarson, and D.P. Hammermeisterwas received from USGS on May 23.

Earthquake-Induced Water-Level Fluctuations atYucca Mountain, Nevada, June 1992 by Grady M.O'Brien was received from USGS on May 25.

Water Levels in Periodically Measured Wells in theYucca Mountain Area, Nevada, 1989. By G.M.O'Brien was received from USGS on May 25.

Analysis of Blasting Data from the North RampStarter Tunnel: Alcove-i Near-Field Blast Project wasreceived from SNL on May 26.

4. The following submittals to the Yucca Mountain Project Technical Database wereprocessed into the YMP Technical Database.

GS920508312313.005 Earthquake-Induced-Water-Level Fluctuations atYucca Mountain, Nevada, April, 1992 (04-may-1994).

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TMOO121361T1DB.004

TMOOO12561TA1AB.008

TM00012561TIBB.012

TMOO012561T1AB.007

TM00012561T1BB.O11

TMOOO12561T1BB.009

TMOOO12561T1BB.001

TMOO121361T1DB.002

TMOO012561TL4AB.006

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectSocioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport (Employment Characteristics), April 1993Through June 1993. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, April 1991 Through June 1991. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, April 1992 Through June 1992. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, January 1991 Through March 1991.(13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, January 1992 Through March 1992.(13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, July 1991 Through September 1991.(1-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, June 1986 Through September 1989.(13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport, October 1992 Through December 1992.(13-may-1994)


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TMOOO12561TIBB.010

TMOO121361TIEB.002

TMOO012561T1BB.003

TM00012561TIBB.002

TMOOO12561T1BB.005

TMOO012561T1BB.004

T`MOO121361T1DB.001

TMOO121361T1EB.001


Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socioeconomic Monitoring Program QuarterlyEmployment Data Report, October 1993 ThroughDecember 1993. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project, YuccaMountain Project Socioeconomic Monitoring ProgramData Report, January 1990 Through March 1990.(13-mnay-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project, YuccaMountain Project Socioeconomic Monitoring ProgramData Report, October 1989 Through December 1989.(13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project, YuccaMountain Project Socioeconomic Monitoring ProgramQuarterly Data Report, July 1990 Through September1990. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project, YuccaMountain Project Socioeconomic MonitoringProgram,Quarterly Data Report, April 1990 ThroughJune 1990. (13-may-1994)

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project,Socoeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport July 1992 Through September 1992.(13-may-1994)

Yucca Mtn Site Characterization Projectsocioeconomic Monitoring Program QuarterlyEmployment Data Report, July 1993 ThroughSeptember 1993. (13-may-1994)

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TMOO121361TIDB.003

SNF28021693001.002

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectSocioeconomic Monitoring Program Quarterly DataReport January 1993 Through March 1993.(13-may-1994)

Data sheet for the 0 Summary Table for theRock Mass Classificaton Results for theAlcove/North Ramp Starter Tunnel. SNL PDADataset ID#: 55/F28-02/116/93. (25-may-1994)

5. The following data transfer packages to the YMP Technical Database weretemporarily suspended until digital values used to generate the graphs areprovided by SNL-

SNF2904193002.013

SNF29041993002.010

SNF29041993002.009

SNF29041993002.011

SNF29041993002.005

SNF2904 1993002.002

SNF29041993002.003

ESP North Ramp Yucca Mountain Project SiteCharacterization Cross Section Through Exile HillNorth Ramp 0+00 to 6+00m received on 25-apr-1994.

Schmidt Hammer Test Data from NRG DrillholesCore received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project CoreHole Rock Structural Data Summary for Hole UE25NrG-1, -2, -2A, -3, 4, -5, USW NRG-6, & RF#8.received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization ProjectEstimated Rock Mass Quality Indicies Based on CoreLong Data Holes UE25 NRG-1, -2, -2A, -3, -4, -5 andUSW NRG-6. received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG-3.received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole RF#8 receivedon 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG-1received on 25-apr-1994.

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SNF29041993002.001

SNF29041993002.004

SNF29041993002.008

SNF29041993002.007

SNF29041993002.006

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG-2received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG-2A.-received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG4received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole UE25 NRG-5.received on 25-apr-1994.

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project Geologyand Rock Structure Log for Drillhole USW NRG-6received on 25-apr-1994.

6. The following data transfer packages to the YMP Technical Database weretemporarily suspended until the YMPSAS MacIntosh computer system withFileMaker Pro software is available (estimated delivery - June 3):

GS931108315215.033

GS931108315215.035

GS931108315215.034

GS931108315215.030

Fluid inclusion temperatures from drill holes USW G-1 and G-2, Oct 1992 - Sept 1993.

Oxygen stable isotope analyses of opal from drill holesand outcrop, June 1992 - Aug 1992.

Carbon 14 ages from drill holes USW G-1, G-2, GU-3and G4, Apr 1992 - Jan 1993.

Carbon and oxygen isotope analyses of cavity- andfracture-coating calcite and soil carbonate from drillholes and outcrops, May 1989 - Oct 1993.

7. The following tabular reports were processed from the Technical Database.

NR94050508 A report listing activity ID, type, start date, completed date, andtotal depth for all existing boreholes, trenches, pits and pavementswas prepared for Jerry Lorenz (REECo) on May 10.

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NR94051104

NR94051110

NR94010501

NR94051602

A report listing activity ID, Nevada State Plane and UTMcoordinates, elevation in feet and meters, and depth in feet andmeters for existing boreholes was prepared for Claudia Newbury(YMSCO) on May 11.

Reports listing the activity id, type, start date, completed date, depthand Nevada State Plane coordinates for existing and plannedboreholes, trenches, pits and pavements were prepared for NormaBiggar (M&O/WCFS) on May 12.

A report listing xyz coordinates in ASCII format for boreholesUZN11, 31, 32, 37, 53, 54 and 55 was generated on a 3 1/2" diskettefor Bill Zelinski (SNL) on May 17.

A report listing the number of boreholes and trenches establishedafter 1985 was prepared for Erik Olds (YMSCO) on May 18.

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN:

LAOOOOOOO00019.002 contains sample location information. However, the data providedis insufficient to capture in GENISES. A letter was sent to Los Alamos NationalLaboratory requesting the data be provided. To date, there has been no response.

GS930731174101.005 contains several digital files of geodetic leveling and sectionobservations 1992-1993. These files contain several corrupted records which have beenidentified and forwarded to USGS for resolution.

GS930308312312.008 Water Levels in Continuously Monitored Wells in the YuccaMountain Area, Nevada, 1985-88, By R. Luckey, D. Lobmeyer, and D. Burkhardt. Thesefiles contain several corrupted records which have been identified and forwarded toUSGS for resolution.


1. Three new employees will join the GENISES TDB staff, one in June and two inJuly.

2. Processing of submittals will continue.

3. Significant progress on processing the SEPDB backlog is expected.

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WBS 1.2.5 REGULATORY

WBS L2.53.6 GEOGRAPHIC NODAL INFORMATION STUDY ANDEVALUATION SYSTEM (GENISES)

SA OES36B4 GIS DATABASE, SITE ATLAS, ARCVIEW AND GISCATALOG


REPORT DATE June 17, 1994

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL. S. Ross (Rohde)


1. Map and report products were compiled for the Project Office in support oftechnical displays at the High Level Radioactive Waste Conference. Theseproducts required extensive interface with the customer due to the requirementsof the display and to acquire the identification and status of selected fieldactivities.

2. Susan Ross, Jeff Donovan and David Brickey met with Scott Lundstrom of theUSGS on May 3 to discuss the automation of field geologic mapping.EG&G/EM scanned one of the field manuscript maps prepared by Lundstrom asa pilot project.

3. A memorandum was compiled and sent to the Government Printing Office thatdetailed the required corrections to the '93 Site Atlas Proof Set (third proof set).The proofs were also delivered at that time, in preparation for final printing.

4. The 6 baseline' area of the GIS database continues to be evaluated, reformattedand verified to facilitate production activities.

6. The redesign for the GIS Data Dictionary System (DDS) is being formatted intoINGRES tables. The purpose is to comply with the Federal Spatial Data TransferStandard and to meet documentation requirements to accompany data transfers,to use in the Data Catalog, and to provide on-line documentation of processingsteps and file lineage.

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7. Compilation of ARC/INFO coverage metadata into standardized formatscontinues in support of the Federal Spatial Data Transfer Standard and the DDS.

8. Work continued on the design, content and format of the FY94 Site Atlas. Mapsare being generated for unchanged data. Bids and proposals are being receivedfrom various sources to identify the most cost-effective and improved approach forproduction.

9. Work continues in identifying data discrepancies and updates for ongoing sitecharacterization activities, specifically for boreholes, pits, and trenches. A memoto Project Office was initiated proposing standardization of nomenclatures foractivity types and status.

10. No Arcview datasets were distributed during this report period; however, updatesand dataset verification continues to occur.

11. A copy of the GIS Data Catalog was provided to Tom Rogers (M&O/IRW) onMay 5.

MAJOR PROBLEMS AN) CORRECTIVE ACHION UNDERTAKEN:

The FY93 Site Atlas, originally scheduled for completion on September 30, 1993, is stillwith the contractor of the Government Printing Office. The corrective action consists ofdocumentation in regards to missed schedules and identification of printer problems seen inthe three proof sets thus far delivered. On May 23, EG&G was informed that the target datefor receipt of the printed Site Atlas would be June 20.


1. Verification of GIS data continues in support of the June quarterly update ofthe GIS Data Catalog.

2. Receipt of the FY93 Site Atlas from the GPO.

3. Receipt of the FY93 Site Atlas Supplement from SAIC Reproduction.

4. Data acquisition and input for the FY94 Site Atlas.

5. Finalization of content and format for the FY94 Site Atlas.

6. Transmittal of Arcview data transfers.

7. Revisions to the baseline datasets from boreholes and trenches.

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PROGRESS REPORT FOR EG&GIEM RSL SUPPORT TO YMWork Accomplished

WBS 1.2.S REGULATORY

WBS 1.2.5.3.6 GEOGRAPHIC NODAL INFORMATION STUDY ANDEVALUATION SYSTEM (GENISES)

SA OE536C4 GIS, MAPPING AND ANALYSIS SUPPORT


REPORT DATE. June 17, 1994

RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: J. Donovan


1. GIS map products were generated to support project participants and are detailed inthe 3Deliverables" statement.

2. Photo products include the following:

NR94042203

NR94050503

NR94050504

NR94051005

NR94051001

One color contact print and one 35mm slide of each of the followingwere prepared for Don Unglesbee (SAIC) on May 1: Perf #7528frames 62, 63 and 64 and Perf #7646 frames 112 and 116.

Four 35mm slides of EG&G Negative #7488-45 was prepared for KeanFinnegan (LANL) on May 11.

Two 35mm slides of each of the following were provided to CarmaHernandez (SAIC) on May 11: EG&G Negative #7246-89, #7248-111,#7246-90, #6677-02 and DI 93.0052.

One mylar copy each of 1-6,000 scale orthophoto sheets #16 and 17were provided to Cady Johnson (M&O/WCFS) on May 23.

Two color vugraphs and two 35mm slides of YMP-94-019.3 'TrenchLog from the Northern Bow Ridge Fault Trench 14D, Inner (South)Wall, North Branch, were provided to Christopher Menges (USGS) onMay 25.

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3. The following digital data transfers were prepared:

NR94042801 One floppy disk containing a .DFX formatted file of 400 ft. elevationcontours was provided to Dana Stight (USGS) on May 11.

NR94051107 One 8mm tape in ARC/INFO export format of coverages making upYMP-92-192.0 'YMP General ReferenceW was provided to Hal Rager(DRI) on May 24.

4. The following miscellaneous products were prepared:

NR94050402 Nevada State Plane coordinates were converted to Universal TranverseMercator for Audrey Hughes (EG&G-ESD) on May 6.

NR94942294 A listing of spatial data held in GENISES falling within the boundariesof the Nevada Test Site was prepared for John Matras (SAIC OQATSS)on May 6.



MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN: None.


1. Continued level-of-effort.

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PROGRESS REPORT FOR EG&GIEM RSL SUPPORT To Ye-Work Accomplished



SA OE536F4 REMOTE SENSING



RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: C.E. Ezra

SUMMARY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD: None.


ANTICIPATED SIGNIF[CANT EVENTS PLANNED DURING NEXT REPORTPERIOD: None.

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SA OE536E4 COMPUTER SUPPORT



RESPONSIBLE INDIVIMUAL: T. Radermacher


1. James Ephlin was hired as the Computer Technician and will begin his employmenton June 6.

2. Continued to make progress of the GENISES fileserver implementation, and we areon schedule for the INGRES transition phase.

3. Preparations to convert the YMPSAS SUN production system to Solaris 2.X areunderway.

4. Five SPARClassic workstations were received and installed at the YMPSAS facility.

5. A 5 Gb 8mm tape drive for the RSL YMP system was received and installed,allowing daily incremental backups.

6. HDS software was installed on the GENISES fileserver.

7. Character Pro optical character recognition (OCR) software was installed on theGENISES production system.

8. Procurement documentation for the CD-ROM authoring system was compiled.



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SA 0E536G4 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT



RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: E. Ezra


MAJOR ]PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN:

1. FY94 Capital Equipment funds ($90K) have not been transferred to EG&G/EM. Aletter transmitted to YMPO (letter Michael to Nelson, dated 3/15/94) was provided toWayne Kozai.


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WBS 1.2.S.3.6 GEOGRAPHIC NODAL INFORMATION STUDY ANDEVALUATION SYSTEM (GENISES)

SA OES36D4 PROJECT MANAGEMENT




SUMMARY OF WORK ACCOMPISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD:

Reportingrrracking/Planning

1. EG&G/EM RSL April Progress report was compiled and submitted to YMPO(NV-94-403).

2. April PACS input was compiled (NV-94-380) and submitted to Robert Spiro(M&O).

Meetings:

1. Weekly Technical Data Managers staff meetings were held with ClaudiaNewbury (YMPO), Steve Bodnar, Diane McAlister and Bob Lewis (M&O),Jan Statler (SAIC) and Elaine Ezra and Tim Beckett.

2. Weekly YMPSAS staff meetings were held.

Conferences/Training

1. Maria Gonzales attended YMP Orientation training on May 10.

2. Dave Brickey attended the High-Level Radioactive Waste ManagementConference during the week of May 23- 27.

3. Jeff Donovan, Sue Ross and Jerry Sommerfeld attended EnvironmentalSystems Research Institute's ARC/INFO Users Conference during the week ofMay 23-27, in Palm Springs, California.

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4. Joanna Wiggins attended the American Society for Quality Controls 48thAnnual Quality Council meetings in Las Vegas May 24 - 26.

5. Rose Broderick attended Root Cause Analysis training on May 25.

General:

1. Additional space has been arranged on the first floor of the Bank of AmericaAnnex. The area needs to be painted, cleaned and the LAN connectionsestablished prior to moving.

2. Issues related to air conditioning in the Bank of America Tower are beingresolved. Computer equipment rooms on the 10th floor will have 24-hourcooling.

Employee Actions:

1. Interviews for a Quality Administrator II position were conducted. JoannaWiggins was selected and started her position on May 16.

2. Interviews for the Database Technologist IIl positions were conducted. SusanWeber will join the staff on June 6. Christopher Pytel and Rose Denton willjoin the staff on July 11.

3. An interview for the numerical modeling Senior Scientist position wasconducted. Advertisements have been placed to solicit additional applicants.

4. Interviews for the Computer Technician position were conducted. Jim Ephlinwas selected and will begin his employment on June 6.

5. Michele Azar began her position as Request Coordinator on May 16.

Quality Assurance:

1. Elaine Ezra met with Dan Klimas (QA) on May 17 to discuss softwarequalification procedure development.

ES&H:

1. Discussions of safety issues were conducted at the YMPSAS weekly staffmeetings.

2. A monthly safety inspection was conducted in Suite 1010 on May 24.

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3. A safety meeting for Area Safety Representatives was conducted on April 13at the RSL.



1. Continued efforts to hire a 3-D modeling Senior Scientist and Records Clerk.

2. An advertisement for Database Technologist m's will be placed in the localnewspaper.

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PROGRESS REPORT FOR EG&GIEM RSL SUPPORT TO YMPWork Accomplished

WBS 1.2.12.2.3 PARTICIPANT RECORDS MANAGEMENT

SA OEC23A4 RECORDS MANAGEMENT



RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL: J. Wiggins


MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN:

1. Joanna Wiggins attended the American Society for Quality Control's 48th AnnualQuality Congress meetings in Las Vegas, May 24-26.

2 A review of the Proposed Rules on Electronic Mail as a Federal Record was providedto Dave Warriner (M&OITRW) on May 12 (YMSO-94-109).

3. The remaining $50K for FY94 Records Management Support has not been transferredto EG&GIEM.


1. The development of a records management procedure to implement the requirementsof YAP-17.IQ will be initiated.

2. Scanning of QA records packages will continue.

3. Processing of non-quality records will continue.

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WBS 1.2.12.2.3 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

SA OE152A4 PHOTO/GRAPHEICS SUPPORT




SUMMARY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD: None.

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND CORRlEClIVE ACTION UNDERTAKEN: None.


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Expenditures from April, May 29, 1994(Dollars in thousands)

MayCostTask

Total CostsTo 29

$ 290

Remaining

$ 274WNS 1.2.3Site Investigations

$ 564 $ 29

WBS 1.2.3 $ 50Site Investigations

WBS 1.2.5 $2,034Regulatory

WBS 1.2.12 $ 75Records Management

WBS 1.2.15 L.2Support Services

TOTALS $2,732

$ 0

$ 207

$ 7

$ 0

$1,401

$ 34

$ 50

$ 633

$ 41

$1,000

SL-

$ 243 $1,732

WBS 1.2.5 FY93 CarryoverCapital Equipment $ 357 $73 $ 196 $ 161

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STATUS OF DELIVERABLES FOR EG&GIEM RSL SUPPORT TO YMPMay 1, 1994 through May 31, 1994

GIS MAP SUPPORT

Requested by/Organizto

No. ofSim CoisDate-Sent

YMP-94-109.0 Survey ControlPoints Field Planning Map

YMP-94-110.0 Survey ControlPoints Field Planning Map

Matras/SAIC

MatrOsSAIC

5/1/94

5/1/94

Full 1

Full 1

YMP-93-106.0 YM Area withEmergency Response Grid

Schneider, SAIC 5/2/94 Page 100

YMP-93-004.3 YMP ParticipantsTour Map

YMP-94-097.0 Ye, Far FieldRadiological EnvironmentalMonitoring Station Locations,Las Vegas Quadrangle

YM-94-098.0 YMP, Far FieldRadiological EnvironmentalMonitoring Station Locations,Caliente Quadrangle

YMP-94-099.0 YMP, Far FieldRadiological EnvironmentalMonitoring Station Locations,Goldfield Quadrangle

YMP-94-100.0 YMP, Far FieldRadiological EnvironmentalMonitoring Station Locations,Death Valley Quadrangle

YMP-93-304.0YMP-93-337.0YMP-94-018.0YMP-94-041.0YMP-94-042.0YMP-94-043.0

InglettISAIC

Shenk/SAIC

Shenk/SAIC

ShenkJSAIC

Shenk/SAIC

Hennessy/USGSHennessyIUSGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessylUSGSHennessy/USGS

5/4/94

5/6t94

5/6194

516t94

516/94

5/10/945/10/945/10/945/10/945110/945/10/94

Page 2

Full 6

Full 6

Full 6

Full 6

PagePagePagePagePagePage

I111I1

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YMP-94-047.1YMP-94-048.0YMP-94-087.0YMP-94-095.0YMP-94-096.0YMP-94-101.0YMP-94-104.0

Hennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGSHennessy/USGS

5/10/945/10945/10/945/10/945/10/945/10/945/10194

PagePagePagePagePagePagePage

1111111


Schneider, SAIC 5/10/94 Page 100

YMP-91-008.2 Orthophoto MapIndex

YMP-92-192.0 YMP, GeneralReference

YMP-94-120.0 Location Map

Matthews/SAIC

Flick/EG&G/EM

Inglett/SAIC

5/11/94

5/12/94

5/12/94

5/13/94

5/13/94

Full

Full

1

1

Page 3

YMP-93-227.0 YMP Map Sheet 15 Linden/SAIC

YMP-93-228.0 YMP Map Sheet 15 Linden/SAIC

Full 1

Full 1

YMP-94-026.2 YMP, SurfaceBased Testing Activitieswith Geologic Structure, Sheet 16

YMP-94-027.2 YMP, SurfaceBased Testing Activitieswith Geologic Structure, Sheet 17

YMP-92-192.0 Ecological StudyPlots

YMP-92-192.0 Ecological StudyPlots

YMP-94-054.0 Existing Bore-holes (with Depth) and HighestPoint of Elevation

YMP-93-337.2 Existing andSelected Planned Boreholes withGeologic Structure

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YMP-93-267.0 Proposed Bore-holes with Geologic Structure

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YMP-92-138.0 Selected GeologicFeatures and Activities

YMP-92-139.0 NTS Ranch Area

YMP-94-108.0 ActivitiesCompleted or in ProgressBetween April 1, 1993 andMarch 31, 1994

YMP-94-019.2 Trench Log fromthe Northern Bow Ridge FaultTrench 14D, Inner (South) Wall,North Branch

YMP-94-132.0 Boreholes andTrenches within 1000 Meters ofPlanned Borehole UZ-7A

YMP-94-022.3 Surface BaseTesting Activities withGeologic Structure - Sheet 10




YMP-94-102.0 Proposed SeismicReflection Line Locations andProposed Deep Seismic ShotholeLocations SW Area

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YMP-94-103.0 Proposed SeismicReflection Line Locations andProposed Deep Seismic ShotholeLocations NE Area

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YMP-94-112.0 ActivitiesReported Completed (Par Field)

YMP-92-192.0 General Reference

YMP-92-192.0 General Reference

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5/23/94

5/23/94

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5/23/94

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Page 5

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YMP-94-019.3 Trench Log fromthe Northern Bow Ridge FaultTrench 14D, Inner (South) Wall,North Branch

YMP-94-026.3 Surface BasedTesting Activities with GeologicStructure, Sheet 16

YMP-94-27.3 Surface BasedTesting Activities with GeologicStructure, Sheet 17

YMP-94-106.0 Vegetation Classes

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Full 1

Full 1

TOTAL NEW MAPS 28

TOTAL MAPS 443

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