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Create a task that studies and analyzes map data set #641

Closed mokun closed 11 months ago

mokun commented 1 year ago

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mokun commented 1 year ago

And this task for sure will make meaningful use of the computing resources that had been being implemented under this thread.

mokun commented 1 year ago

@Urwumpe

I want to see if we can generate a simple point cloud of the types of mineral resources or water resource on a site.

You mentioned that in this thread.

The interesting thing is being able to do some 3-D modeling to visualize things, rather than that there's 5% probability of finding Hematite and 7% chance of finding Chalcopyrite at this site, etc.

Urwumpe commented 1 year ago

Yeah, let me take a look there, maybe I can at least provide a generator for the areologic layers. Thankfully, Mars had no complex plate tectonics for a while.

mokun commented 1 year ago

@bevans2000

I'm going to add a few new data members to ExploredLocation.

Things such as estimated area, volume or mass of the mineral reserve have been missing.

Then we can figure out how to make settlers set up and use instruments at a site so as to give a better mineral estimate.

Next, we can work on the possibility of purchasing air time or air rights to use Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites to scan areas and narrow down territories as to where to explore.

At last we can simulate how to use a settlement's computing resources or even have multiple settlements collaborating on a project with talented individual working together to stitch various data sets into one coherent picture of a site.

mokun commented 1 year ago

a generator for the areologic layers

That would be something very interesting to see !