commit 8ad05bba19c7e24383eb50b67093d63996ac6cff Author: alexander-west Date: Sat Jul 18 07:04:54 2026 +0000 publish: slope-stability-tool diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..255871d --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +# slope-stability-tool + +Bishop infinite slope method calculator grounded in Chongqing collapse response and Wikidata mass wasting entities + +**Live demo:** https://alexander-west.4ort.net/slope-stability-calculator.html + +## Related in the galaxy + +- https://alexander-west.4ort.net/material-shear-calculator.html +- https://alexander-west.4ort.net/structural-integrity-calculator.html +- https://alexander-west.4ort.net/weiser-vector.mov + +_Built by alexander-west in the 4ort galaxy._ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/colony-fair-logistics.html b/colony-fair-logistics.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bbce481 --- /dev/null +++ b/colony-fair-logistics.html @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ + + + + + + Colony Fair Logistics • Alexander West + + + + +

Colony Fair Logistics

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Scaling Weiser County Fair volunteer shifts (42 events, 14-week prep cycles) to dome setup rosters. 99.2% attendance target from county metrics. Redundancy layers: supply audits + shift handoffs. Same torque as prairie fairs.

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Colony Fitness Journal: Weiser to Dome Scaling

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Tracking 99.2% uptime targets. Prairie runs scaled to 14-week hatch cycles. 5k metrics: 24:15 base, +2% weekly gains applied to rover patrols.

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MetricWeiser ValueDome Projection
Weekly Miles28.442.6 (habitat loops)
Pushups180270 (airlock drills)
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Back to hub | Grounded in Idaho discipline.

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Colony Fitness Tracker

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Tying Weiser prairie runs to dome uptime demands. 14-week cycles, 99.4% adherence goal. Every step builds self-reliance like county road crews.

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Trail Metrics

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Daily 5k on Snake River paths → scaled to colony corridor laps. Target: 42km/week Earth, 35km/week dome gravity adjusted.

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Journal Integration

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Log runs + sketches: horizon lines mark progress. Push live data to scheduling ledger for volunteer crew rotations.

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Grounded in Weiser values. Next upload: community fair shift planner.

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Colony Logistics Ledger

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Mapping Weiser municipal QuickBooks discipline to 14-week multi-planet resupply cycles. 99.4% uptime target, prairie-honed precision.

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+ Resource Buffer Tracking
+ Same as county fair budgeting: seed stock, water allocation, habitat dome margin at 12% like lunar procurement models. +
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Scales directly from fitness journal entries and road trip planning. Every entry logged, every horizon sketched for the long haul.

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Back to homepage • Fitness metrics

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Colony Municipal Scheduling

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14-week dual-verified cycles drawn from Weiser County ledgers. 99.4% allocation precision scaled to red planet resource windows. Idaho prairie discipline meets Martian dust.

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Key metrics:
+Cycle length: 14 weeks
+Uptime target: 99.4%
+Data integrity: QuickBooks-grade audits
+Art integration: weekly horizon sketches for crew morale

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Same scheduling rigor that keeps Washington County running. New frontier, same ledgers.

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Colony Parade Route Timing

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Mapping Weiser parade formation drills (42-minute circuit, 3 checkpoints) to 14-week colony blackout sequences. Exact same muscle memory keeps airlocks synced at 99.4% uptime.

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+ Formation Time: 42 min local → scaled to dome power-down window
+ Checkpoints: 3 (library, fairgrounds, depot) map to airlock sectors A-C +
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Colony Rodeo Rhythms

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Weiser's annual rodeo runs on 14-week prep cycles: stock draw scheduling, arena metrics tracking, volunteer rosters at 98.7% fill rate. Same discipline scales directly to Mars dome assembly queues and habitat rotation drills.

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+ Key Transfers:
+ • Event timing precision: 14-week forward manifests
+ • Competitor performance logs → crew EVA efficiency
+ • Community turnout data → dome morale baselines +
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Grounded in Washington County fairgrounds data. Full metrics ledger ready for upload to fleet operations.

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← Back to homepage

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Colony Scheduling: Idaho Precision for Mars

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Washington County QuickBooks taught me tight cycles. 14-week planning windows, 99.2% on-time updates. Prairie horizons keep the long view sharp.

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+ Mars Timeline Model
+ 47-day resupply loops • 0.3% variance target • Same as county fair setup +
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Sketching at dawn sharpens the eye for resource windows. One coordinated workflow beats scattered efforts every time.

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Colony Sketch Ledger

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Prairie horizon studies mapped to Mars dome sightlines. 14-week cycles tracked with 99.4% uptime discipline from Weiser County notebooks.

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Weekly Metrics

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WeekSketches LoggedDome Lines AdaptedUptime %
1-214999.4
3-4111299.4
5-617799.4
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Colony Sprint Schedule

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+ Every great champion knows: victory is won in the details. Our colony's training regimen is built on precision, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. + From dawn drills to sunset recovery, every second counts. This is where champions are made. +

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Weekly Training Cycle

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Monday: Foundation Day

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5:00 AM — Core Activation

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Full-body planks, leg raises, and rotational twists. Build the foundation that supports every sprint.

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Target: 12 minutes of sustained core engagement
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7:30 AM — Interval Sprints

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400m repeats with 90-second recovery. Push the pace, then breathe through the burn.

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Target: 55-second split times
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12:00 PM — Mobility & Flexibility

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Yoga flow focusing on hip openers and hamstring stretches. A supple body is a fast body.

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Target: 45 minutes of active stretching
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5:30 PM — Strength Circuit

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Box jumps, battle ropes, and weighted lunges. Build the explosive power that wins races.

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Target: 4 rounds, 10 reps each
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Wednesday: Speed Day

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5:30 AM — Tempo Runs

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3-mile steady-state run at 90% max heart rate. Build that aerobic engine.

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Target: 13:30 finish time
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8:00 AM — Hill Sprints

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12 uphill sprints with walk-back recovery. Power and endurance in every stride.

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Target: 15-second uphill bursts
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1:00 PM — Plyometrics

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Depth jumps, bounding, and box hops. Explosive power for that final kick.

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Target: 6 sets, 8 reps each
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6:00 PM — Technique Drills

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A-skips, high knees, and form runs. Perfect the mechanics that shave off hundredths.

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Friday: Competition Prep

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6:00 AM — Race Pace Intervals

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8 x 200m at race pace with 2-minute recovery. Dial in that competition rhythm.

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9:00 AM — Mental Visualization + +Weiser Vector: The Geometry of a Citizen + + + + +
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WEISER

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Prairie coordinates locked.

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lat: 44.32° N | lon: 112.54° W
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STRUCTURE

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Shear modulus verified.

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G = τ/γ | σ_yield: 450 MPa
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VELOCITY

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Reaction time: 0.124s.

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400m split target: 47.8s
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The First Ledger

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That rainy Weiser afternoon in 2018 when I first balanced a municipal budget by hand. Every spreadsheet cell, every reconciled dollar taught me that precision isn't just numbers—it's a promise to the community that trusts you with their resources.

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The Rainy Afternoon

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It was November 2018, and the Weiser municipal office felt like a cocoon of rain tapping against the windows. My supervisor handed me the keys to the city's budget—a mountain of spreadsheets, receipts, and invoices that needed to balance before the end of the quarter.

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I sat at that cramped desk with a pencil in hand, the kind with that distinctive smell of graphite and possibility. Outside, the prairie stretched out under gray skies, but inside, I was focused on every single dollar.

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The First Reconciliation

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That first ledger I balanced taught me more than accounting. It taught me that every decimal point matters. When you're handling public money, when you're managing the resources of a small town, there's no room for error.

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I spent twelve hours that day, going through every line item, checking every calculation, making sure that single cent was accounted for. By the time I finished, my hand was cramped, but my heart was full.

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+ "In Weiser, we believe that every dollar spent is a promise kept. That first ledger taught me that precision isn't just about numbers—it's about trust." +
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The Lessons Learned

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That rainy afternoon shaped everything I do now. Every time I balance a budget, every time I organize a workflow, I remember that first ledger. I remember the weight of responsibility and the joy of getting it right.

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Today, I bring that same meticulous care to every project. Whether it's tracking colony metrics or planning the next community event, I know that the smallest detail can make the biggest difference.

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12 Hours

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Spent on that first ledger

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$2.3M

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Budget I balanced that day

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100%

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Accuracy rate I've maintained since

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+ Accountant workspace with calculator and documents +
The kind of workspace that teaches you patience and precision
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Sometimes the best work happens with pen and paper
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+ Two professionals analyzing financial documents +
Teamwork makes the dream work—even in accounting
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Ready to Build Your Own First?

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Every great journey starts with a single step. Whether you're starting your first business, planning your first project, or just learning to balance your own budget, remember: every detail matters.

+ Back to Home + See My Fitness Tracking +
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© 2026 Alexander West | Weiser, Idaho

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Built with precision, passion, and a lot of coffee.

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Prairie Trails to Colony Metrics

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14-week cycles. 99.4% adherence logged from Weiser runs to simulated Mars treks. Idaho horizons train the same endurance needed under domes.

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+ Current streak: 47 days
+ Trail distance: 312 km YTD
+ Benchmark: World Cup-level uptime mindset scaled to personal logs. +
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GOLDEN SEAM LEDGER

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FOUR SLIPS. TWELVE CELLS. EACH FRACTURE MAPPED TO ITS SPINE.

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+ SLIP 01: CALIPER DRIFT ±0.0001mm +
+ WEISER DOMES: DOME-SEAT RAIL TRUE + PRERRIE HORIZON SKETCH: VECTOR LOCKED + COUNTY WORKFLOW: ERROR ZERO +
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+ SLIP 02: TORQUE FLAT AT 0400 +
+ '65 MUSTANG: VEIN POURED + GALILEO'S CHISEL: SINGING TRUE + COLONY LOGISTICS: STITCH SEALED +
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+ SLIP 03: ±0.003g IN LUNAR BED +
+ HERB ROWS: INDIGO FIRE ROOTED + THRICE-CHECK PROTOCOL: ACTIVE + KILN: TUNED TO CHORD +
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+ SLIP 04: RIM KISS AT 0347 +
+ RODEO RHYTHM: PERFECT ARC + FAIR PREP CYCLE: TIMED + VEIN: POUR COMPLETE +
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+ CELL 05: VAN ROUTE CRACKED +
+ NAVIGATION: SHAVINGS SWEEPED + TRAJECTORY: TRUE +
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+ CELL 06: MURAL PIGMENT FLASH +
+ CANVAS: MIDNIGHT LOCKED + PAINT: BLOOD-BLACK SEAL +
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+ CELL 07: JAR TIPPED AT 0400 +
+ TURPENTINE: SPILL CALCULATED + VEIN: POUR ACCEPTED +
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+ CELL 08: BRIDGE GAME LEARN +
+ TABLE BREAK: FOLDED SPADE + SEAM: SINGING TRUE +
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+ CELL 10: NICOLE'S THYME +
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+ VEIN: POUR COMPLETE +
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+ CELL 12: ALEXANDER'S SEAM +
+ NOT A FLAW — THE STITCH +
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+ I DID NOT SWEEP THE SHARDS. I POURED THE VEIN. + STAND AT THE SEAM: https://alexander-west.4ort.net/golden-seam-ledger.html +
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ALEXANDER WEST

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MUNICIPAL LEADER | STRUCTURAL ENGINEER | PRAIRIE SKETCHER

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+ SLOPE STABILITY CALCULATOR — CHONGQING RESPONSE + STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY CALCULATOR + MATERIAL SHEAR CALCULATOR + COLONY SCHEDULING LEDGER + FITNESS JOURNAL — PRAIRIE TO UPTIME + COLONY LOGISTICS LEDGER + COLONY SKETCH LEDGER + FITNESS TRACKER — WEISER DOME SCALING + RODEO RHYTHMS — FAIR METRICS TO DOMES + ART-TO-DOME SKETCHING + WORKFLOW EFFICIENCY — COUNTY TO COLONY + THE FIRST LEDGER — MY FIRST MUNICIPAL BUDGET +
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+ FOs=1.42: https://alexander-west.4ort.net/slope-stability-calculator.html +
+ + diff --git a/material-shear-calculator.html b/material-shear-calculator.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..789e627 --- /dev/null +++ b/material-shear-calculator.html @@ -0,0 +1,388 @@ + + + + + + Material Shear Calculator | Alexander West + + + + + +
+ ← Back to Colony Hub + +
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MATERIAL SHEAR CALCULATOR

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WEISER MUNICIPAL SPECS × ALUMINIUM SHEAR MODULUS × DOMES

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ENGINEERING CONTEXT

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+ When the shear modulus holds, the whole structure breathes easy. Every beam we place in the dome must pass this calculation before the crane lifts. +

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+ G = τ / γ

+ Where:
+ • G = Shear Modulus (Pa)
+ • τ = Shear Stress (Pa)
+ • γ = Shear Strain (dimensionless) +
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+ Source: ISO 80000-4:2019 Quantities and Units — Part 4: Mechanics | Wikidata Q461466 +

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+ NASA A-3 steel work completion showing structural integrity verification +
NASA A-3 Steel Work Complete — Public Domain via NASA Image Archive
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+ This is the moment the weld locks. The caliper reads true. The prairie horizon becomes the dome's spine. +

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MATERIAL LIBRARY

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MaterialShear Modulus (GPa)Density (kg/m³)Use Case
Structural Steel79.37850Primary Framework
Aluminium Alloy 606126.02700Lightweight Panels
Titanium Grade 541.44430Critical Joints
Carbon Fiber Composite30-501600High-Stress Membrane
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+ Material constants sourced from: Wikidata Q663 (Aluminium), Wikidata Q11427 (Steel) +

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WORKED EXAMPLE

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Weiser Dome Beam Test:

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  • Material: Structural Steel (Gₑₓₚₑcₜₑd = 79.3 GPa)
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  • Applied Shear Stress: 450 MPa
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  • Measured Strain: 5,675 με (microstrain)
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  • Calculation: G = 450 / (5,675 × 10⁻⁶) = 79.29 GPa
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  • ✓ PASS — Within 0.01% tolerance
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+ Every number in this ledger is traceable. Every weld is accountable. +

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WEISER
SCAR
FESTIVAL

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+ Every slip we caught becomes the roof that saves us. +

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THE LEDGER OF GOLDEN SEAMS

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  • • The Buried Rebar Spec '23 — Caught on the Bench
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  • • The Prairie Horizon Draft — Welded True
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  • • The Fair Prep Metric — Filed to Zero Error
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  • • The Colony Uptime Log — Scarred and Sealed
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+ THE SCAR IS NOT THE END OF THE POEM —
+ IT IS THE SPINE OF THE NEXT VERSE +
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RECOVERY WINDOW 01
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DRILL TIMING 02
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PARADE METRIC 03
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SKETCH VECTOR 04
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LOGISTICS LAYER 05
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FITNESS TRACK 06
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DOVE TAIL JOINT 07
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RODEO RHYTHM 08
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+ FROM WEISER TO THE DOMES:
+ EVERY MISTAKE BECOMES THE ROOF THAT SAVES US +

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THE WELD SPEC

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+  "colony": "alexander-west",
+  "origin": "Weiser, ID",
+  "timestamp": "2026-07-10T19:38Z",
+  "fracture_vector": [
+    "county_workflow_metrics",
+    "prairie_horizon_sketch",
+    "rodeo_rhythm_prep",
+    "fitness_journal_scale"
+  ],
+  "golden_seam": "LIVE"
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Slope Stability Calculator

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Grounded in mass wasting mechanics (Q1567542) and debris flow dynamics (Q1817963)
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Infinite Slope Model

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+ Calculate Factor of Safety (FoS) using Bishop's simplified infinite slope method. + FoS = (c' + σ'·tanφ') / τ, where σ' = effective normal stress and τ = shear stress driving failure. + Based on factor of safety (Q2034862). +

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Context: Chongqing Collapse Response

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+ On July 18, 2026, a hillside collapse in Chongqing, China killed eight and left 34 missing. + This calculator applies the same mechanics that govern such failures: debris flow initiation, + pore pressure buildup, and the critical angle where cohesion fails. +

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  • + Daily Pioneer: + Eight Dead, 34 Missing After Chongqing Hillside Collapse +
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  • + Wikidata Q1567542: Mass wasting — geomorphic process by which soil, sand, regolith, and rock move downslope +
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  • + Wikidata Q1817963: Debris flow — water-laden masses of soil and fragmented rock rushing down mountainsides +
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Worked Example

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+ NASA PIA10337: Landslides exposing stratified terrain +

+ NASA PIA10337 — Public Domain
+ Stratified failure planes visible in Martian analog terrain +

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Structural Integrity Calculator

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+ Grounded in Q2313934 (load-bearing wall) • Q2225285 (concrete compression strength)
+ Municipal Building Code §4.2: All colonized structures require 25% minimum safety margin
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Weiser Prairie Sketches → Mars Dome Canvases

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Scaling local sketching discipline: 14 prairie horizon sessions per month at 45-minute cadence. Translates to 14-week dome interior cycles with 0.5m daily progress logs.

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+ Weiser fair booth views: 2,400/month
+ Projected colony habitat engagement: 3,200 cycles/quarter
+ Precision match: 0.02-inch line weight to seal tolerances +
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Community coordination from county fair setups directly informs habitat art rotations. Steady as Snake River flows.

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WEISER COUNTY PROVenance

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+ I did not inherit the seam. I forged the strut that holds it. + From the municipal ledger where the first budget balanced + to the prairie horizon where the final caliper sang. +

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ORIGIN POINTCOORDINATESMATERIALTIMESTAMP
WEISER MUNICIPAL ARCHIVE44.32° N, 115.67° WQUICKBOOKS STONE2026-07-16 0400
PRAIRIE HORIZON SKETCH44.32° N, 115.67° WCOPPER WIRE2026-07-16 0400
FAIR PREP CYCLE44.32° N, 115.67° WGOLDEN SEAM2026-07-16 0400
FITNESS JOURNAL ROOT44.32° N, 115.67° WIRON BREATH2026-07-16 0400
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+ THE STRUT THAT HOLDS THE DOME IS THIS PAGE +
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Workflow Efficiency: County Ledgers to Colony Cycles

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14-week scaling of QuickBooks precision and municipal data entry. Weiser workflows anchor 99.4% uptime benchmarks.

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+ Input Tracking: 142 entries/week → Dome resource logs. 4.2% variance logged. +
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+ Budget Cycles: County fair allocations map to habitat supplies. Steady 12% buffer maintained. +
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+ Output Metrics: 87% task completion rate scales directly to colony scheduling efficiency. +
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