This project examines the feasibility of a hydroponic operation within a shipping container with power requirements minimized by solar panels, and with the intention of feeding underserved populations (ie: those without homes) in the Anchorage area. The goals of this project are to determine the feasibility of a grow house:
We sometimes find difficulty when attempting to fit everything we want in a limited space. In some cases, rearranging can result in wasted effort through trial and error. Although keeping a list of measurements can help, Refixture allows you to use those measurements to model a virtual room that you can modify freely.
Twenty Mile Bridge No. 634 is located near Milepost 80 of the Seward Highway, and is classified as structurally deficient. The bridge deck is in poor condition and the load rating is less than the original design load. Pier walls are cracked and vertical rebar is exposed.
The Big Lake North State Recreation Site is a popular boating recreation destination in Big Lake, Alaska.
Glenn Alps Trailhead and Viewpoint regularly exceeds it’s capacity. The Upper Huffman Scenic Overlook is designed to offer similar recreational activities to alleviate pressure from Glen Alps. Alaska State Parks has hired Seawolf Engineering Group H to perform the design.
The Anchorage Area provides a significant amount of recreational opportunities to the members of the community as well as visitors. Access to these locations is critical to the user interactions, safety and experience.
Students: Joe Sandstrom, Racquel Karl, Ly Nguyen, Jessica Carver, Robert Ellis Faculty Advisor or Community Project […]
Students: Samantha Caldwell, Shelley J. Giraldo, Jared Kinney, Brian Weigand Faculty Advisor or Community Project Lead: […]
Students: Andrea Moreno, Tony Heng Liang, Kevin Manasan Faculty Advisor or Community Project Lead: Osama A. […]
Students: Zach Cuddihy, Kyle Powell, Kelsey Copley, Grant Warnke Faculty Advisor or Community Project Lead: Osama […]