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Day 1 and it's already a mess.

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Here is my mind map at the end of week two. This is part 1

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Here is my mind map at the end of week two. This is part 1

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Mars concept map

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concept map

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rough mind map of week 1, made it as I go along

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rough mind map of week 1, made it as I go along

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not so sure if I put regolith to the right spot.

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Week 3: Energy and radiation: Concept Map

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Week 3: Energy and radiation: Concept Map

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A fun month had by our team drawing connections between concepts - we had to split our map into two: 'about mars' and 'surviving'

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Surviving on Mars: Final Map

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Surviving on Mars: Final Map
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Week 1: Colonising Mars: Concept Map

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Surviving on Mars. F

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HOW TO SURVIVE ON MARS

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How to Survive on Mars

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How to Survive on Mars
Hi, here's Håkan Lindgren and this is my minmap for Week 1.
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looking good :)
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Surviving on Mars

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Surviving on Mars
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the format wouldn't let me connect different sections that were far apart very easily, but heres my rough idea of how to survive on Mars 
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Surviving on Mars Week 1

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nice drawing thank you
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Surviving on Mars Week 1 Concept Map

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Surviving on Mars Week 1 Concept Map 
This is my first go at trying to conceptualise the challenges for human survival on Mars. Only focusing on one essential this week - Water. Many environmental and technological challenges with this vital resource.
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week 1: Landing on Mars

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week 1: Landing on Mars
Things that need to CONSIDER

i) suitable Position:
    # resources nearby 
                 > ice to melting water
                 > sun angle & heat
                 > soil condition
                 > micro climate condition

ii) semi underground Shelter :
            > temperature
            > oxygen from green zone
 > fresh water (filtering canal under ground)
         > waste remove (recycle: organic & non-organic)
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Why Graphics?

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Why Graphics?
I like charts - but they waste an awful lot of space. My approach (for now at least) is an Excel sheet - infinitely expandable, layer able, will contain images, graphics, text, numbers and links to other files, pages and internet sites. Here's a snippet from my week one concept map into which I have entered two topics, Gravity and Water. Under Water I have there main-sub-issues, and under those I can add rows and expand topics as they arise and place files and links. This map will give me quick access to every piece of information I develop no matter whether it is on my computer or somewhere else on the Internet. (Mark Newell)
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cool and nice mark
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Surviving on Mars - it's easy!

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Surviving on Mars - it's easy!
As the instructors have indicated, the path to survival lies through:
Energy,
Water,
Oxygen,
Food,
The dwelling,
I put energy first, because it is the basis for everything.
Energy. For the first time RTGs and a nuclear mini reactor will help. Then gradually the sun energy that requires large areas and a dust removal system will be created.
Water. The total volume of ice on the surface and in the near-surface layer is estimated at 5 million km³ and 10 times more stored in deeper layers.
Oxygen. If there is water, then there is no problem splitting it, getting fuel - hydrogen and getting enough oxygen for breathing.
Food. Algae will provide basic nutrition. Synthesis of meat, the synthesis of some other foods and vitamins will make the food of the Martians diverse.
The dwelling can be made inflatable and covered with top soil for thermal protection, anti-radiation and anti-meteoritic protection.
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my first map

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my first map
some problems when living on Mars
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How I'm going to survive on Mars (WK2)

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How I'm going to survive on Mars (WK2)
Updated my concept map to include habitat and oxygen. Establishing a habitat has nuance, long-term and short-term survival, and available shelter vs. constructed/fabricated. Updated water to include biological and mechanical machines. Oxygen is critical. Recorded some ideas on how I might go about generating/recycling/reusing it. Will update throughout course.
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this is my favorite one yet!!
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How I'm going to survive on Mars (WK1)

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How I'm going to survive on Mars (WK1)
Water will be required by colonists and any plants they may be growing for food, but what about water for any machines that may be used in the creation of a habitat, heating or cooling? Not sure if this is something worth considering right now. Will update throughout the course.
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Water for machines is a good consideration! Hydrogen and Oxygen can be produced from water for fuel - more likely that electricity will be the most commonly used fuel. (Mark Newell)
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Week 1: Water

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Week 1: Water
Here’s a very simple concept map to get you started. In your concept map, consider showing how you will obtain water, why you need it and any issues you may encounter or need to solve.
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wow looks like water is gonna be quite the essential for this one
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Week 2: Oxygen and habitat

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Week 2: Oxygen and habitat
Building on 'Week 1: Water', this concept map shows how oxygen could be generated. Including ideas on creating a habitat would finish this concept map off nicely!    
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Week 3: Energy and radiation

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Week 3: Energy and radiation
Building on 'Week 2: Oxygen and habitat', this concept map shows how energy/power could be generated on Mars. 
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Need water for cleaning as well?

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Batteries apply to wind and solar more so than nuclear- Nuclear can 'tick over' whereas the others are intermitant. All the same- I would try to avoid/dependance on nuclear- we have spoilt one planet already!

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Given the lack of oxygen, perhaps we could risk burning hydrogen for fuel? As you have splitting water down to get oxygen already...
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Week 4: Food and society

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Week 4: Food and society
Building on 'Week 3 energy and radiation', this concept map shows how food could be grown on Mars. Including ideas on how the Martian colony could be governed would complete this map! 
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I know water is a problem but I would certainly consider Hydroponic growing. Making soil is going to be a problem to start with (Although we can start a compost heap as soon as we arrive!) and hydroponic plants will be easier to get started and occupy less space as well. Much of the water could be reclaimed with a system like NASA have already developed for the crew space...
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Surviving on Mars. First sketch

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Hi, here's Håkan Lindgren and this is my minmap for Week 1.

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Week 1

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Week 1 mind map
the format wouldn't let me connect different sections that were far apart very easily, but heres my rough idea of how to survive on Mars

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This is my first go at trying to conceptualise the challenges for human survival on Mars. Only focusing on one essential this week - Water. Many environmental and technological challenges with this vital resource.

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Things that need to CONSIDER

i) suitable Position:
# resources nearby
> ice to melting water
> sun angle & heat
> soil condition
> micro climate condition

ii) semi underground Shelter :
> temperature
> oxygen from green zone
> fresh water (filtering canal under ground)
> waste remove (recycle: organic & non-organic)

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I like charts - but they waste an awful lot of space. My approach (for now at least) is an Excel sheet - infinitely expandable, layer able, will contain images, graphics, text, numbers and links to other files, pages and internet sites. Here's a snippet from my week one concept map into which I have entered two topics, Gravity and Water. Under Water I have there main-sub-issues, and under those I can add rows and expand topics as they arise and place files and links. This map will give me quick access to every piece of information I develop no matter whether it is on my computer or somewhere else on the Internet. (Mark Newell)

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As the instructors have indicated, the path to survival lies through:

Energy,

Water,

Oxygen,

Food,

The dwelling,

I put energy first, because it is the basis for everything.

Energy. For the first time RTGs and a nuclear mini reactor will help. Then gradually the sun energy that requires large areas and a dust removal system will be created.

Water. The total volume of ice on the surface and in the near-surface layer is estimated at 5 million km³ and 10 times more stored in deeper layers.

Oxygen. If there is water, then there is no problem splitting it, getting fuel - hydrogen and getting enough oxygen for breathing.

Food. Algae will provide basic nutrition. Synthesis of meat, the synthesis of some other foods and vitamins will make the food of the Martians diverse.

The dwelling can be made inflatable and covered with top soil for thermal protection, anti-radiation and anti-meteoritic protection.

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some problems when living on Mars

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Updated my concept map to include habitat and oxygen. Establishing a habitat has nuance, long-term and short-term survival, and available shelter vs. constructed/fabricated. Updated water to include biological and mechanical machines. Oxygen is critical. Recorded some ideas on how I might go about generating/recycling/reusing it. Will update throughout course.

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Water will be required by colonists and any plants they may be growing for food, but what about water for any machines that may be used in the creation of a habitat, heating or cooling? Not sure if this is something worth considering right now. Will update throughout the course.

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Here’s a very simple concept map to get you started. In your concept map, consider showing how you will obtain water, why you need it and any issues you may encounter or need to solve.

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Building on 'Week 1: Water', this concept map shows how oxygen could be generated. Including ideas on creating a habitat would finish this concept map off nicely!

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Building on 'Week 2: Oxygen and habitat', this concept map shows how energy/power could be generated on Mars.

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Building on 'Week 3 energy and radiation', this concept map shows how food could be grown on Mars. Including ideas on how the Martian colony could be governed would complete this map!