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There may be overlap, but here is a throw-down, organized by main categories.
There may be overlap, but here is a throw-down, organized by main categories.


==[[Open Source Agroecology]]==
==Garden vegetables==
**Value-added food products
*Tomatoes
**Garden vegetables
*Peppers
**Perennial Crops, fruits, nuts
*Lettuce
**Agricultural Machinery
*Cilantro
***[[LifeTrac Icon]]
*Dill
***Posthole digger
*
==[[OSA]] Value-added food products==
*Butter
*Bread
*Burritos
*Salsa
*Mayonnaise
*Ketchup
*Mustard
*Pickled cucumbers
*Fermented beets
*
 
==[[OSA]] Agricultural Machinery
 
*[[LifeTrac Icon]]
*[[Multipurpose Auger Icon]]
*[[Well Drilling Rig Icon]]
*[[Agricultural Combine Icon]]
*Agricultural Spader
*Agricultural Mower
*Seeder
*Baler
*Brush hog
 
 
 
*Perennial Crops, fruits, nuts
 
Other


==[[RepLab]] - the Open Source Fab Lab==
==[[RepLab]] - the Open Source Fab Lab==
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**[[Sawmill Icon]]
**[[Sawmill Icon]]
**[[Cement Mixer Icon]]
**[[Cement Mixer Icon]]
**[[Trencher Icon]] - for laying cable
**
**



Revision as of 18:24, 3 October 2010

Introduction

To facilitate communication about the RCCS, it is useful to define a set of icons to communicate the components of the RCCS. The point of this is to address that:

  • The RCCS is a well-bounded set of items
  • Communication about the development of the RCCS, or a new meme for the development of civilization, is a complex topic, and should be simplified. One way to achieve this is via iconography.
  • Explainer Videos can be composed using these icons
  • Main icon categories can be created: OSA, RepLab, others
  • If documented in open document format, these can be utilized by any collaborator worldwide
  • Creative use of these icons can lead to lucic explanations of product ecologies, concepts, strategic deployment plans, design of specific RCCS implementation, long-term planning, funding, and publicity, among other purposes

Icon Specifications and Design

  • List is comprehensive in so far as the basic pattern language for advanced civilization is concerned
  • List is well-bounded; only most essential components are included
  • The icon should be a scalable vector graphic, usable in a program such as Inkscape, importable into a program such as Dia for making diagrams
  • Templates should be created for easy manipulation of these icons - see this Template Example
  • Source code for all diagrams (original file) should be available to anybody for reworking or collaboration purposes - to foster global collaboration
  • 3D, manipulable image (stl, or stereolithography) file should be created for every icon
  • Icons, .stl files, fabrication procedure documentation, video, 3D Cad, design drawings, concept diagrams, and other documentation should provide a complete set of
  • Product Selection Metric sould in general guide the choice of products selected
  • Product design should follow OSE Specifications
  • Discussion regarding the icons should take place at Icons Discussion
  • Icons should be designed such that funding proposals and strategic planning is facilitated via use of the icons
  • Proposed icon design - color image inside a color border. Border should contain annotation to make the icon self-explanatory. Border color should be selected according to purpose of discussion.
    • General discussion - border color should be black
    • Discussion on status of implementations - border color should reflect the status of development. Red for Prototype I, Yellow for Prototype II, Green for Prototype III.
    • Status of implementation may be specified further - CAD image may represent the CAD design (2D or 3D). A picture may represent the finished product.
  • RCCS Levels - RCCS I, RCCS II, RCCS III - may be indicated in border
  • Border may make note on cost, status, etc - as needed.

Icon Categories

There may be overlap, but here is a throw-down, organized by main categories.

Garden vegetables

  • Tomatoes
  • Peppers
  • Lettuce
  • Cilantro
  • Dill

OSA Value-added food products

  • Butter
  • Bread
  • Burritos
  • Salsa
  • Mayonnaise
  • Ketchup
  • Mustard
  • Pickled cucumbers
  • Fermented beets

==OSA Agricultural Machinery


  • Perennial Crops, fruits, nuts

Other

RepLab - the Open Source Fab Lab

GVCS I:

More:


  • Advanced Materials Science
  • Basic Materials Science
  • Metallurgy
  • CNC Fabrication
  • Workshop Tools
  • Hand Tools

Construction


Fuel and Energy

GVCS I:


More:


Water Resources