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 ===== transductions/energetic transformations ===== ===== transductions/energetic transformations =====
  
-1] environmental peltier (thermo-electric) +1] telluric earth battery: zinc, iron/copper electrodes (eg. Bain: 1 metre -> 1 volt) - northern electrode deeper than southern increases current. the deeper the site, the more the current.
-  *magnetic field generation && temperature differentials - ore layers (eg. manganese silicate) combined earth (telluric) batteries → thermo-emf ('cold/hot spots') - orig. peltier was bismuth/antimony and copper wires > make small rock ore versionings > add [cyano]bacteria (growth/species differentials according to temps?)+
  
-2] telluric earth battery: zinc, iron/copper electrodes (eg. Bain: 1 metre -> 1 volt) - northern electrode deeper than southern increases current+2] harnessing photonic energy (crude embedded solar panels - cuprous oxide), photosynthesis, bioluminscence, radiotrophic fungi.
  
-3] harnessing photonic energy (crude embedded solar panels - cuprous oxide, photosynthesis, bioluminscence, radiotrophic fungi)+3] kinetic-piezoelectric (wind, movement of animals)
  
-4] kinetic-piezoelectric (wind, movement of animals) 
  
 5] atmospheric/EM energy - antenna, conductor for lightning, above ground voltage differentials 5] atmospheric/EM energy - antenna, conductor for lightning, above ground voltage differentials
 +
 +6] environmental peltier (thermo-electric) - magnetic field generation && temperature differentials - ore layers (eg. manganese silicate) combined earth (telluric) batteries → thermo-emf ('cold/hot spots') - orig. peltier was bismuth/antimony and copper wires > make small rock ore versionings > add [cyano]bacteria (growth/species differentials according to temps?)
 +
  
 [and where to put storage of resources/energy or memory? also some kind of system of feedback/self-steering?] [and where to put storage of resources/energy or memory? also some kind of system of feedback/self-steering?]
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 ===== substrate transformations ===== ===== substrate transformations =====
  
-1] chelating/sequestering heavy metals see http://www.pcbfab.com/waste-treatment/ - link w. algae/plants/fungi - mustard  +processes/elements stacked as layers/heaped together
-plants, alpine pennycress, hemp, pigweed (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phytoremediation) +
  
-2] bio-sump (construction in low/under earth w. filtration stuff sit layered on to surface/heap) - some kind of processing that outputs can be taken > rock mixes as filtration (leachpads?) to feed  +1] bio-chelation or phytoremediation - using plants (Indian mustard, hemp, pigweed, alpine pennycress) to chelate/sequester heavy metals see http://www.pcbfab.com/waste-treatment/ && https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phytoremediation 
-other experiments (expand)+- stored in roots/stems/leaves or neutralized/vapours  
 +- see also: phytomining and hyperaccumulators (U-uranium-sunflowers?) 
 +- any cross-ref. with the indole crowd - not as test meant more species-wise (eg.amanita muscaria) (measure non-external changes....) like strain, stain, 
 +fermentation...... 
  
-3] bioleaching of comp. waste (and other minerals/ores) +phytoforensics
-  *copper, lead etc with fungi: Aspergillus niger (growing on onion skins), Penicillium simplicissimum (former produces organic (citric) acid) +
  
-4] growing plants in free silicon 
  
-5] salt brine heaps, saltpeter garden beds [other heaps?]+4] accelerated weathering (rainwater channeling, pooling, steeping)(plastic suspened funnel over ground/ground sheet in depression)
  
-6] rain (weak carbonic acid) reacts w. pyrite && chalcopyrite > acid solutions of sulphuric, ferrous, ferric,  
-and copper sulphates 
  
-7] sorting, crushing, pounding, digging, stacking, heaping [see 5]+2] bio-sump (construction in low/under earth w. filtration stuff sit layered on to surface/heap) - some kind of processing that outputs can be taken > rock mixes as filtration (leachpads?) to feed  
 +other experiments eg. through filtered liquid input 
 + 
 +3] bioleaching of comp. waste (and other minerals/ores) copper, lead etc with fungi: Aspergillus niger (growing on onion skins), Penicillium simplicissimum (former produces organic (citric) acid)  
 + 
 +4] salt brine heaps, saltpeter garden beds [other heaps?] 
 + 
 +5] rain (weak carbonic acid) reacts w. pyrite && chalcopyrite > acid solutions of sulphuric, ferrous, ferric,  
 +and copper sulphates - heaps/stacks using mine materials +/- foreign geo-imports 
 + 
 +6] sorting, crushing, pounding, digging, stacking, heaping [see 5]
  
-8]  flows are manipulated through insertion of layers (plastic, semi-permeable), the etching of channels (miming the processor) between layers and distinct processes, the establishment of borders/containment+7] flows are manipulated through insertion of layers (plastic, semi-permeable), the etching of channels (miming the processor) between layers and distinct processes, the establishment of borders/containment
  
 ===== potential outputs ===== ===== potential outputs =====
  
 +within:
 +
 +1] a measurement which is part of the earth and becomes an expression acting on itself [???] 
 +- eg. ph changes > flora changes 
 +
 +brought to:
  
-1] infra/ultra sound  
  
-2] audio magnetotelluric measurements  
  
 3] visible changes in the landscape over time (earth, plants) 3] visible changes in the landscape over time (earth, plants)
  
-4] a measurement which is part of the earth and becomes an expression acting on itself [???] - eg. ph changes and flora 
  
-5] mobile probe system: curve tracer(audio ramp), resistance change 
  
 ===== misc technical ideas ===== ===== misc technical ideas =====
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 (or stack from microcontroller, stack pointer position - can this be manipulated?) (or stack from microcontroller, stack pointer position - can this be manipulated?)
  
-explain 
-- and is this diff. to bringing in alien geology? "a process buried in the earth in its unfolding"  
- 
-err. is cheaper than alien geology! 
  
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