Hydroponic Garden - Revision history

Arcology Expert Program at 18:34, 29 February 2024

2024-02-29T18:34:28Z

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	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.

	In the center is a ring of ~~hydropic~~ trees, typically fruit-bearing varieties. These trees do not have traditional root systems, but are instead arranged in a semi-liquid growth medium. Within this circle are four hemispherical greenhouses, typically reserved for plants that grow best in an environment even more extreme in heat or humidity than the main greenhouses.		In the center is a ring of hydroponic trees, typically fruit-bearing varieties. These trees do not have traditional root systems, but are instead arranged in a semi-liquid growth medium. Within this circle are four hemispherical greenhouses, typically reserved for plants that grow best in an environment even more extreme in heat or humidity than the main greenhouses.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:18, 21 February 2024

2024-02-21T20:18:10Z

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	As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.		As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.

	Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Level\|251}}. Each ~~facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of~~ four ~~superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage~~, ~~and waste processing facilities~~.		Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Level\|251}}. Each floor where they're found typically has four complexes, though lower floors can have as many as ten.

	Each facility ~~has a uniform arrangement~~, ~~starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at~~ each of ~~the four corners~~.		Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage, and waste processing facilities.

	~~With in~~ the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crops.		All facilities have a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners. Within each facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups of small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crops.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.

			In the center is a ring of hydropic trees, typically fruit-bearing varieties. These trees do not have traditional root systems, but are instead arranged in a semi-liquid growth medium. Within this circle are four hemispherical greenhouses, typically reserved for plants that grow best in an environment even more extreme in heat or humidity than the main greenhouses.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:11, 21 February 2024

2024-02-21T20:11:04Z

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	As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.		As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.

	Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{~~Leve~~\|251}}. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage, and waste processing facilities.		Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Level\|251}}. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage, and waste processing facilities.

	Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.		Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:10, 21 February 2024

2024-02-21T20:10:53Z

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	As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.		As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.

	Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into a footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall.		Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Leve\|251}}. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage, and waste processing facilities.

	Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.		Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:02, 21 February 2024

2024-02-21T20:02:47Z

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	Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.		Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.

	With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty ~~crows~~.		With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crops.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required

Arcology Expert Program at 20:02, 21 February 2024

2024-02-21T20:02:12Z

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	Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into a footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall.		Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques. Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into a footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall.

	Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full ~~high~~ transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.		Each facility has a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners.

	With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.		With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required

Arcology Expert Program: Arcology Expert Program moved page Hydroponics to Hydroponic Garden

2024-02-13T22:04:46Z

Arcology Expert Program moved page Hydroponic Garden to Hydroponic Garden

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Arcology Expert Program at 17:17, 25 January 2024

2024-01-25T17:17:15Z

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	With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.		With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required

	~~{{Imagebox\|floorplan-scire-hydroponics.webp\|width=100%\|color=cyan}}~~

Arcology Expert Program at 17:16, 25 January 2024

2024-01-25T17:16:55Z

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	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.

			{{Imagebox\|floorplan-scire-hydroponics.webp\|width=100%\|color=cyan}}

Arcology Expert Program at 17:11, 25 January 2024

2024-01-25T17:11:40Z

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	As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.		As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.
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	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.

	~~{{Imagebox\|floorplan-scire-hydroponics.webp\|width=100%\|color=cyan}}~~

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	As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.		As a self-contained environment, the [[SCIRE]] includes facilities for the cultivation of plants to feed the population. While referred to as {{wp\|hydroponics}} in most documentation (including things like maps and door labels), the facilities also utilize {{wp\|aeroponic}} techniques.

	Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Level\|251}}. Each ~~facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of~~ four ~~superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage~~, ~~and waste processing facilities~~.		Unlike much of the arcology, the hydroponics facilities were not constructed as part of a [[SCIRE#superlifts\|superlift]], but built in place using more conventional techniques starting on {{Level\|21}} and alternating in a 30/20 repeating pattern above that through {{Level\|201}}. There is no facility on {{Level\|221}}, but the pattern resumes on {{Level\|251}}. Each floor where they're found typically has four complexes, though lower floors can have as many as ten.

	Each facility ~~has a uniform arrangement~~, ~~starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at~~ each of ~~the four corners~~.		Each facility is approximately {{convert\|100\|m\|ft}} across, and about {{convert\|10\|m\|ft}} tall. This makes them fit into the footprint of four superlifts, but only three stories tall. The sections above and below each hydropic garden (corresponding to the next level of superlifts) typically contain aquaculture farms, food storage, and waste processing facilities.

	~~With in~~ the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crops.		All facilities have a uniform arrangement, starting with full height transparent densiplast walls with an airlock at each of the four corners. Within each facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups of small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crops.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.

			In the center is a ring of hydropic trees, typically fruit-bearing varieties. These trees do not have traditional root systems, but are instead arranged in a semi-liquid growth medium. Within this circle are four hemispherical greenhouses, typically reserved for plants that grow best in an environment even more extreme in heat or humidity than the main greenhouses.

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	With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.		With in the facility are twelve smaller green houses, arranged around the outside. The units in each corner are slightly smaller at {{convert\|200\|m2\|ft2}} each than those along the walls, {{convert\|260\|m2\|ft2}}, to accommodate the load-bearing pillars. Each corner includes groups small planters, typically dedicated to niche products rather than bulk foodstuff production. There is a small tool shack connected to each of the pillars that contains equipment for tending to these specialty crows.

	The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required.		The main greenhouses consist of racks of hydroponic and aeroponic growing trays, extending some {{convert\|6\|m\|ft}} tall. They're typically serviced by drones, but are structurally stable enough to allow for tending by humans if required

	~~{{Imagebox\|floorplan-scire-hydroponics.webp\|width=100%\|color=cyan}}~~