The BlueRoofs project combines pipe fittings with computer
technologies, ethernet wiring inside pipes, and novel sensor and
effector adaptations to pipe fittings.  Prototypes currently in
place at 330 Dundas Street combine three phase lighting with computer
technology in the domain of interconnecting pipe fittings that combine
mechanical, electrical, and informatic design elements, together with
rooftop cooling systems that use the "blueroofs" concept (misting,
narrow beam nozzles, and other spray patterns).
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The blueroofs "smart plumbing" systems are made from modified pipe fittings that
are Internet enabled.  Buildings fitted with plumbing made from these 
elements produce "BuildingLogs" (buildinglogs, or "glogs" for short).
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The "Architecture of One" combines cyborglogs and buildinglogs,
in innovative ways.
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At the heart of cyborglogs and buildinglogs,
is the speed in which new
data structures can be combined with physical structures, to
create new applications that combine the physical with the virtual.
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Wireless communication along pipe fittings, and the use of the pipe
as a waveguide, allow transmission technologies to be used as
informatic "plumbing".
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Further research will show how pipe fittings can be used to rapidly
create "tent cities" to respond to crisis situations, such as 
emergency health care.  A prototype of a small "tent city" is being
created using pipe fittings that have been modified to
provide electric, informatic, and structural elements in combination
with mass casualty decontamination, using arrays of spray nozzles.
(See also http://wearcam.org/bradecon.htm.)
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Here is a list of the spray nozzles to be used in the next blueroofs
prototype for an experiment in rooftop cooling systems:
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<li>Three NCJ series 15 degree nozzles of type NC0706J;
<li>Two NF150 15 degree nozzles;
<li>One MP312 nozzle
<li>One NFS93, 90 degree fanbeam nozzle
<li>appropriate elbows and fittings to make the above work with right-angle
operation, e.g. a good selection of 90 degree elbows, couplings, or the
like, to demonstrate some reconfigurability and setting up of the
nozzles in different ways.
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