A. The court or the master shall request technical assistance from the director in all aspects of the general adjudication with respect to which the director possesses hydrological or other expertise. In rendering such technical assistance, the director shall expeditiously:

1. 1. Identify the hydrological boundaries of the river system and source and the names and addresses of all reasonably identifiable potential claimants. In identifying potential claimants, the director, at a minimum, shall identify as far as reasonably possible the current record owners of all real property within the geographical scope of the adjudication.
2. 2. Locate, procure and make available all public and other records relevant to determination of any factual or legal issues.
3. 3. Conduct a general investigation or examination of the river system and source.
4. 4. Investigate or examine the facts pertaining to the claim or claims asserted by each claimant.
5. 5. Make a map or plat on a scale not less than one inch to the mile adequate to show with substantial accuracy the course of the river system and source, the location of the ditch or canal diverting water from such river system and source, and the legal subdivisions of lands that have been irrigated or are susceptible to irrigation from the ditches and canals already constructed.
6. 6. Take such other steps and gather such other information as may be necessary or desirable for a proper determination of the relative rights of the parties.