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SPECTACLE OF ECOLOGY| ECOTARIUM

CRITPRAX15 WITHTERREFORM ONE

Anirban AdhyaAlina ChelaiditeRyan AlmBrandon CallejaRamya JangamakoteMichael KempRachel KowalczykShany Puthiya KunnonRuth MashniEric MeyersGabriel RamirezTomm Williams

ARK OF THE GARGOUILLEBIOGENETIC INFRASTRUCTURE ECOLOGY

GLOBAL USE AND EFFICIENCY OF INFRASTRUCTURE VARIES DEPENDING ON SOCIO ECONOMIC POSITION. COMMON HARD/ENGINEERED INFRASTRUCTURES ARE FAILING AND SOFT/OPEN INFRASTRUCTRES ARE BEING IGNORED.

MERGING AND TRANSFORMATION AT MULTIPLE SCALES [CREATURE, HABITAT, ECOLOGY] ALLOW SPECULATION AND CELEBRATION OF A NEW ECOLOGY THROUGH BIO-GENETIC INFRASTRUCTURE.

ECOLOGY | AFRICA | ORIGINS MAP

EBOLA OUTBREAKGROUP: V((-)SSrna)ORDER: MONONEGAVIRALESGENUS: EBOLAVIRUSSPECIES: ZAIRE-EBOLAVIUS

WATER LILY HABITAT KINGDOM: PLANTAEGROUP: ANGIOSPERMSORDER: NYMPHAEALESFAMILY: NYMPHAEACEAE

HISTORICHIPPOPOTAMUS HABITAT

CURRENTHIPPOPOTAMUS HABITAT

23.5° NTROPIC OF CANCER

0° EQUATOR

23.5° S TROPIC OF CAPRICORN

EBOLA OUTBREAKTHERE ARE FIVE SPECIES OF THE EBOLA VIRUS CAUSING OUTBREAKS IN VARI-OUS AFRICAN COUN-TRIES. THE MOST RECENT OUTBREAK INVOLVED THE ZAIRE EBOLA VIRUS WHICH PREVIOUSLYONLY OCCURED IN CENTRAL AFRICA. SINCE IT IS RARE FOR PEOPLE TOTRAVEL BETWEEN THE REMOTE VILLAGES, EXPERTS BELIEVE THAT FRUIT BATS ARE LIKELY CARRIERS OF THE VIRUS ACROSS AFRICAN COUNTRIES.

EBOLA GROUND ZEROMELIANDOU, GUINEASMALL VILLAGE600 PEOPLE

ANGOLAN FREE-TAILED BATEATS FRUIT, ABILITY TO HOST “ZOONOTIC” VIRUSES, LIVES IN THE AFRICAN SAVANNA, COLONIES ROOST IN BUILDINGS, HOLLOW TREES, AND ROCKCREVICES.

ECOLOGY | AFRICA | EBOLA VILLAGE

LARGE TREE STUMPROOSTING PLACE FOR FRUITBATS. 50 METERS FROM HOMEOF FIRST KNOWN VICTIM OF THE 2014 ZAIRE EBOLA VIRUS OUTBREAK.

NEW ORCHARD

REVITALIZED ORCHARD

WESTERN INFLUENCE DEPLEATING

EXPANSION OF WATER BODIES

EXPANDING ORCHARD

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE SCHOOL

VILLAGE URGENT CARE

ECOLOGY | AFRICAN | REGIONAL MAP

HIPPOPOTAMUSAMPHIBIUS

7.8 YRS.

DEATH :

45 YRS.

6.8 YRS. 6 YRS.

Calf

Cow

(Mother)

Large Muzzle

Large closable nostrils

Large mouth

Large eyes

Large head

Small ears

Folds inskinGrey/brown

skin

SmallTail

Bulky body

Short stumpylegs

Pink underbelly

ECO-CREATURE | LIFE CYCLE | HIPPOPOTAMUS

ECO-CREATURE | LIFECYCLE | WATER LILY

4.8 YRS

DEATH :

40 YRS.

4 YRS

3 YRS

NYMPHAECEAEHIPPODETRITUS

Extractableskin system

Short stumpy legs

Underbelly with filteration pad

Output Orifice (Rectum)

Intake Orifice(mouth)

ECO-CREATURE | LIFE CYCLE | HPAD

NYMPHAEACEAE HIPPODETRITUS

ECO-CREATURE | BIOGENESIS | HPAD

SELF POLLINATION DAUGHTER H-PAD CELLS PARENT H-PAD DNA

ECO-CREATURE | REPRODUCTION | HPAD

VILLAGE GRASSLAND

HUMAN/NATUREINTERACTION

SHALLOWWATER DEEP

WATER

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LIFE WITHOUT PATHOGEN

ECO-CREATURE | HPAD| HABITAT ECOLOGY

COLLECTION OF PATHOGEN

SHALLOWWATERDEEP

WATER

1900

FORESTGRASSLAND

1700 2200 2400

TERMINATION OF PATHOGEN

ECO-CREATURE | H-PAD | DAYTIME

ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”


ACTUAL 07”

ECO-CREATURE | HPAD| HABITAT DIURNAL CYCLE

NYMPHAECEA HIPPOTAMUS NYMPHAECEA HIPPOMAXIMUS

NYMPHAECEA HIPPOVERMIL NYMPHAECEA HIPPOTARDIGRA

NYMPHAECEA HIPPOTHUROIDEA NYMPHAECEA HIPPOTHUROIDICURUS

ECO-CREATURE | HPAD | EVOLUTION

H-PAD ITERATION 7

H-PAD ANATOMY SECTIONECO-CREATURE | H-PAD| ANATOMY SECTION

BRAIN

ECO-CREATURE | HPAD| ANATOMY SECTION

LAMELLARSPINULES

INTAKE ORIFICE(MOUTH)

FRONT LEG

MIDDLE LEG

OUTPUT ORIFICE(RECTUM)

HINDLEG

ECO-CREATURE | HPAD| ABDOMEN PLAN


ACTUAL 07”

FOOD INPUT

GUANO IN WATER

VESSEL CARRYINGWATER WITH PATHOGEN

H20 INPUT

COMPOSTOUTPUT

COMPOSTERSTOMACH(FOOD STORAGE)

PATHOGENDESTRUCTIONBY ULTRAVIOLETRADIATION

ECO-CREATURE | H-PAD| PATHOGEN ISOLATION

UV UV

ECO-CREATURE | H-PAD | PATHOGEN COLLECTION

FOOD INTAKE

GUANO

FOOD PROCESSING

GUANO COLLECTED ON LILY PAD

COMPOSTOUTPUT

ECO-CREATURE | H-PAD | DAYTIME NATURAL HABITAT

ECO-CREATURE | H-PAD | NIGHTTIME FORAGING

ECO-HABITAT | HARC | SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

1

2

4

5

6

8

9

7

3

PROGRAM LEGEND

# DESCRIPTION

DOCKING SURFACE1

PATHOGEN CARTRIDGE2

C02 TANK3

02 TANK4

CAMSHAFT5

WASTE PIPE6

WASTE CHAMBER7

CAPACITY: 2,360 FT3

CAPACITY: 5,044 FT3

VERTICAL GARDEN8

AXIS OF ROTATION

9 WATER STORAGE

CO2

H2O

O2

PATHOGEN CARTRIDGE

02/C02 TANK

SOLAR ARRAY

DIGESTOR

VERTICAL GARDEN

WATER STORAGE

WASTE TREATMENT CHAMBER

MECHANICAL UNITS

BATTERY ARRAY

BATTERY ARRAY

FOOD

PATHOGEN

NUTRIENTS

WASTE

POWER

MOISTURE

ECO-HABITAT | HARC | RESOURCE CYCLES

PROGRAM LEGEND

# DESCRIPTION

VERTICAL GARDEN1

DIURNAL CAM MODULE2

NOCTURNAL CAM MODULE3

WASTE COLLECTION TANK4

OXYGEN TANK5

CARBON DIOXIDE TANK6

BATTERY ARRAY7

CAMSHAFT CONTROL BOX8

CAMSHAFT DRIVE MECHANISM9

CONTROL MODULE10

1

2 3

4

5

7

6

8

9

10

ECO-HABITAT | HARC | LONGITUDINAL SECTION

9

AXIS OF ROTATION

PROGRAM LEGEND

# DESCRIPTION

VERTICAL GARDEN1

CAM MODULE2

SOLAR ARRAY3

WASTE COLLECTION TANK4

CAM CONTROL BOX5

CAM DRIVE MECHANISM6

PATHOGEN CARTRIDGE7

DIGESTER8

O2 TANK9

CO2 TANK10

CONDITIONING UNIT11

CONTROL MODULE12

BATTERY ARRAY131

2

3

4 5

7

6

8

9

10

ECO-HABITAT | HARC | TRANSVERSE SECTION

12

11

12

13

12

11

6

AXIS OF ROTATION

ECO-HABITAT | HARC| TRANSVERSE SECTION

ELEVATION - RESOURCE ACCESS ELEVATION - VERTICAL DOCKING POSITION

PAYLOAD DOOR

DOCKING SUPPORTS

ECO-HABITAT | HARC | DETAILS

HEAT DEFLECTOR

BOLSTER BEAM

EXTENDABLE DOCKINGPOD

SECONDARY ACCESS

ELEVATION - HORIZONTAL DOCKING POSITION

ELEVATION - CAPSULE ACCESS

SOLAR ARRAY

SOLAR ARRAY

OXYGEN/CARBONDIOXIDETANK

PATHOGEN INJECTOR

PATHOGEN INJECTOR

DIGESTER

BATTERY ARRAY

SOLAR ARRAY

DIGESTER

PATHOGEN INJECTOR



DOCKINGSUPPORT

ECO-TARIUM | CSO DISCHARGE | HARC DEPLOYMENT LOCATIONS

LAKEMICHIGAN

LAKEHURON

LAKEERIE

LAKEONTARIO

LAKE SUPERIOR

DETROIT

BAY CITY

KINGSTON

MARINETTE

THUNDER BAY

CHICAGO TOLEDO

MILWAUKEE

CLEVELAND

DULUTH

BUFFALO

0-4

0-4

12-55

405-20K

405-20K 405-20K405-20K

12-55

56-404

56-404

405-20K

GREAT LAKES CS0 IN MILLIONS OF GALLONS PER DAY

Lake St. Clair

HYPER DENSE

CSO:3,820,00 GALLONS/DAY12 HPADS

CSO:2,000,000 GALLONS/DAY6 HPADS

CSO: 176,800 GALLONS/DAY1 HPAD

CSO: 0 GALLONS/DAY0 HPADS

CSO:768,500 GALLONS/DAY2 HPADS

DENSE

SUBURBAN

RURAL

NATURE

ECO-TARIUM| TRANSECT | TRANSECT MAP

T1

T2

T3

T4

T5

42˚ 19’ 37” N

AVERAGE DAILY DISCHARGE

50 YEAR WEATHER EVENT DISCHARGE

83˚ 2’ 55” W

ECO-TARIUM | EMPEROR | HARC DEPLOYMENT AT CSO DISCHARGE

HARC DTW#8

HARC DTW#1HARC DTW#2

HARC DTW#85

HARC DTW#86HARC DTW#87 HARC DTW#88

HARC DTW#84

INTER-CAPSULE COUPLER

HARC CLUSTERING TO MITIGATE SYSTEM FAILURE

42˚ 19’ 50” N

DISCHARGE: 3,820,000 GALLONS/ DAY

83˚ 2’ 55” W

ECO-TARIUM | QUEEN | T1: HYPER-DENSE

DISCHARGE: 2,184,000 GALLONS/ DAY

2 HPADS DEPLOYED 2 HPADS DEPLOYED

INFRASTRUCTURAL COUPLER

SECONDARY SYSTEM INFLITRATION SITE (HORIZONTAL DOCKING)

TREATMENT: 2,000,000 GALLONS/ DAY (6 HPADS REQUIRED)

83˚ 7’ 43” W

42˚ 17’ 5” N

ECO-TARIUM | QUEEN | T2: DENSE

2 HPADS DEPLOYED2 HPADS DEPLOYED

WASTE WATER CLARIFYING TANK

PRIMARY SYSTEM INFILTRATION SITE

42˚ 38’ 34” W

42˚ 38’ 34” N

42˚ 19’ 50” N

ECO-TARIUM | QUEEN | T3: SUBURBAN

DISCHARGE: 768,500 GALLONS/ DAY (3 HPADS REQUIRED)

355

TOILET ROOMCONCESSION DRAIN

PARKING AREA DRAIN

SUBURBAN NIMBY NO FLY ZONE

83˚ 14’ 13” W

42˚ 42’ 13” N

ECO-TARIUM | QUEEN | T4: RURAL

COLLECTION: 176,800 GALLONS/ DAY (1 HPAD REQUIRED)

2 HPADS DEPLOYED

LANDFILL WATER RUN OFF

355

360

365

370

SEDIMENT TRAP VERTICAL DOCKING

SECONDARY SYSTEM INFLITRATION SITE (VERTICAL DOCKING)

42˚ 44’ 45” N

83˚ 13’ 8” W

ECO-TARIUM | QUEEN | T5: NATURE

355

360

365

PROJECTED TERRITORY FOR BIO-GENETIC INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION

ECO-CREATURE | ECOTARIUM | A NEW ECOLOGY

Feet0’

4’

8’

12’

16’

18’

20’

22’

HPAD SCALE

Nymphaeaceae hippodetritusActual Length: 21’-0”, Actual Height: 7’-6” (Land) , 15 - 0” (Water)

2’

6’

10’

14’

24’

26’

28’

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