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PRINCIPAL DESIGNERS OF BIOSPHERE 2 AND ITS BIOMES |
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A. Overall Design, Concept and Biomes, Biome Regions Plan: John Allen B. Overall Architecture Design: Margret Augustine with Phil Hawes with concepts and ecoscapes from John Allen and engineering systems from William Dempster C. Overall Engineering: William Dempster with inputs from John Allen D. Technosphere: William Dempster, John Allen, Margret Augustine, and Mark Van Thillo in charge of maintenance and quality control. Lungs:(variable
pressure chambers) William Dempster The design also was partially based on previous design and work with the Institute of Ecotechnics at: Synergia Ranch, Santa Fe, New Mexico
1969-1985 Marsh: The prototype Biosphere 2 marsh system design and development was by Walter Adey, Smithsonian Institute, working conceptually with John Allen and Margret Augustine. Biosphere 2 marsh was scaled up in design and completed by Abigail Alling Rainforest: Ghillean Prance, Kew Botanical Gardens, working with John Allen conceptually. Savannah: Peter Warshall, Arid Lands Studies, University of Arizona, working with John Allen conceptually. Desert: Tony Burgess, former botanist for the Eco-Hydrology Project of the U.S. Geological Survey, working with John Allen conceptually. Later conversions of the desert to a chaparral ecology in 1993: Tony Burgess and John Allen. Coordination of rainforest,
savannah, and savannah-desert ecotones: Linda Leigh F. Terrestrial Wilderness Biome Animals: Peter Warshall, working with John Allen and Margret Augustine conceptually. G. Insects: Scott Miller, Bishop Museum, Hawaii H. Microbes, Ecological:
Clair Folsome, NASA exo-biologist, University of Hawaii J. Medical: Roy Walford with a team of over six SBV consultants K. Conceptual Design of the Five Level Nerve (computer) System: John Allen, Noberto Alvarez-Romo and William Demspter. Hewlett Packard contracted to do the operational design and development And inspiration and
much help on the total system from: To view a List of Consultants and Scientists Conducting Joint Studies at Biosphere 2: jntstudy.html |