EDPX 4350 – WEEK 8B

– microclimate(s)

– localized climate

– sustainability micro-climates

– urban micro-climates

MICRO-CLIMATES

– specialists of a particular area

urban micro-climates

– designing the space between buildings

– localized ethnic languages

– accents/neighborhood localized

– diversity in micro-climates

– ethnic history

– evolution of the city

– food deserts

– no grocery store for miles

– what co-maps on top of each other for sustainable microclimates

– food justice

– food access

– issues that disseminate down to the population

– community gardens

– pollinators available

– urban be- keeping

– urban gardening

– urban pollination

– no pollinator, no food making

– locally governed

– urban pollinator groups

– open source beehives

– domestic honey bees

– domestic are Italian honey bees

– bats as pollinators

– batt pollination

– LINKS ON THE WEBSITES

– creative mapping sources

– food desert mapping

– local mapping

– Google maps API for creative mapping

– natureserve.org

– open street maps

– sustainability microclimates in these areas

– background

– water issues in

– BACKGROUND (WHY)

– ICO more like a go fund me

– appeal to more emotional side

– more appealing to emotion sense of investors

– PROJECT STATEMENT (PURPOSE)

– provide sustainable water source for developing

– group run

– provide education, provide source/supply information.

– TARGET INVESTORS

– who are we trying to have as our money source

– CONCEPT/PROSPECTUS – ABSTRACT (project statement – central idea of what you have)

– IDENTITY + MEDIA ASSETS (branding, key to mission of cryptocurrency, what backs that up (graphics, animation, etc.)

– CAPACITIES & INSPIRATIONS / REFERENCE (what can this do, what can we accomplish)

– INFORMATION/TRANSACTION FLOW (is there a transaction, what are changing)

– STAKEHOLDERS (investors, who will benefit from this)

– INTENDED OUTCOMES – TARGETS IN TERMS OF SUSTAINABILITY (what would you like to accomplish by this, targets in terms of sustainability)

– REFERENCES (world bank, links sent to Abigail)

– sustainability chain education creates self-sustaining environments