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>Also, I'm interested in modeling the fabrication, structural, and
>environmental effects of really large structures (RLS's). An example of an
>RLS would be a domes of 1 km diameter or more. Is anyone out there aware of
>previous (other than those done by Bucky) or current efforts in this regard (
>Biospherians need not reply...)?
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Have you checked out Internation Journal of Space Structures
(I believe is the title). Pretty up to date on engineering domes,
but other structures as well. There's also Dome Magazine, but
this is probably more focused on what you already know about.
-- Kirby
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>Also, I'm interested in modeling the fabrication, structural, and
>environmental effects of really large structures (RLS's). An example of an
>RLS would be a domes of 1 km diameter or more. Is anyone out there aware of
>previous (other than those done by Bucky) or current efforts in this regard (
>Biospherians need not reply...)?
>
Have you checked out Internation Journal of Space Structures
(I believe is the title). Pretty up to date on engineering domes,
but other structures as well. There's also Dome Magazine, but
this is probably more focused on what you already know about.
-- Kirby
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Kirby T. Urner pdx4d@xxxxxxxxxxxx
4D Solutions pdx4d@xxxxxxxxxxx
Portland, Oregon <All opinions expressed ARE those of 4D Solutions>