2024Msc3-4LAI
INTERFACULTY GRADUATION PROJECT: LUNAR ARCHITECTURE & INFRASTRUCTURE[edit | edit source]
Mirroring the interdisciplinary nature of space colonization projects where engineers, architects, roboticists, and space scientists work together to achieve common goals, the new interfaculty course, Lunar Architecture and Infrastructure (LA&I) is designed to foster collaboration and shared objectives among students from various faculties. It is open to all TU Delft students and addresses challenges of space colonization.
To survive in outer space, humans need protection from radiation. Such protection requires architecture and infrastructure to ensure habitation and accommodate various activities ranging from living to working while relying heavily on In-situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) and a high degree of automation.
The themes from Aerospace Engineering (AE), Civil Engineering and Geoscience (CEG), and Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) are summarized in the ABE, AE, CEG, and EEMCS posters. Additional information is available in the course brief.
DOCUMENTS[edit | edit source]
Course brief: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lMTP4VkGaMt3LC8QoMnk7eOucjX2QO4vT0mnZjjXHBw/edit
COORDINATORS/ TUTORS[edit | edit source]
Coordinator: Henriette Bier (ABE)
Tutors: Raj Rajan, Prem Sundaramoorthy, Chris Verhoeven, Fabio Sebastiano, and Seyran Khademi (EEMCS); Henriette Bier, Ferry Adema, Arwin Hidding, and Vera Laszlo (ABE); Luka Peternel and Micah Prendergast (ME; Robin Oval and Mariana Popescu (CEG); Alessandra Menicucci, Angelo Cervone, and Reza Sabzevari (AE).
