💾 Archived View for mirrors.apple2.org.za › archive › apple2.caltech.edu › games › accreteref.txt captured on 2024-02-05 at 11:02:58.
⬅️ Previous capture (2023-01-29)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-
System Formation:
Computer Simulation of the Formation of Planetary Systems by S. Dole in
Icarus 13, 494-508 (1970)
Extra-Solar Planetary Systems: A Microcomputer Simulation
Fogg, Journal of the British Interplanetary Society (JBIS) Vol 38
pp 501-514 (1985)
Calculations on the Composition of the terrestrial Planets
Reynolds & Summers, Journal of Geophysical Research vol 74, no 10
May 15, 1969 p 2494
The Origin and Evolution of the Solar System
Cameron, Scientific American (old copy from microfilm)
The Chemistry of the Solar System
Lewis, Scientific American (another old microfilm)
The formation of the Earth from Planetesimals
Wetherill, Scientific American June 1981
Fractionation of Iron in the Solar System
Harris & Tozer, Nature vol 215, Sept 30, 1967
Formation of the Sun and Planets
A. G. W. Cameron, Icarus 1, 13-69 (1962)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Planet formation:
A Referee's Guide to Planet-Building
Journal of the Traveller's Aid Society #11
On Volcanism and Thermal Tectonics on one-plate Planets
Solomon, Geophysical Research Letters, vol 5, no 6 June 1978
Equation for Thermal Expansivity in Planetary Interiors
Anderson, Journal of Geophysical Research vol 72 no 14 July 15, 1967
Internal Processes Affecting Surfaces of Low-Density Satellites: Ganymede
and Callisto
Parmentier & Head, Journal of Geophysical Research vol 84 no B11,
Oct 10, 1979
The Supercontinent Cycle
Nance, Worsley, & Moody, Scientific American, July 1988
Cratering In the Solar System
Hartmann, Scientific American (old copy from microfilm)
Alfred Wegener and the Hypothesis of Continental Drift
A. Hallam, Scientific American Feb 1975
_Fractals: Form, Chance, and Dimension_
Benoit Mandelbrot, 19781978
(Better fractal algorithm, tectonics terrain features)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Habitability Development:
Planets for Man
Dole
Our Evolving Atmosphere
Is Anyone There? by Isacc Asimov
Second Planet, Second Earth
S. L. Gillett, Analog Dec 84
The Postdiluvian World
S. L. Gillett, Analog Nov 85
The Galaxy Before Man
T. M. Donaldson, Analog Sept 84
The Steady State of the Earth's crust, atmosphere and oceans
Siever, Scientific American, May 1974
The Prevalence of Earthlike Planets
Pollard, American Scientist, vol 67, nov-dec 1979 p 653
Extra-solar planetary systems II: Habitable Planets in the Galaxy
Fogg, JBIS vol 39, pp. 99-109, 1986
Problem of habitation on planetary systems of red-dwarf start
Ksanfomality, JBIS vol 39, p 416-417, 1986
The Number of Inhabited Planets in the Galaxy
Tang, JBIS, vol 37, p 410-413, 1984
The Evolution of the Atmosphere of the Earth
Hart, Icarus, 33, 23-39, 1978
(I only have first page. Anybody else can get rest?)
Evolution of the Atmosphere and Oceans
Holland, Lazar & McCaffery, Nature vol 320, 6 mar 1986
World Builder: A modest Program for designing strange new Worlds
S. Kimmel, Creative Computing, June 1983
Also, another reference: Peter Langston's Empire game. It does an interesting
job of "creating" worlds, including (depending on version available): iron ore
content, gold ore content, oil content, fertility, etc., per "sector", and
altitude and "water" sectors, including oceans, lakes, and rivers. The game
takes an NxM grid (the planet), seeds a bunch of volcanoes, makes 'em grow,
lets it rain on 'em, and when the water level has reached the right height,
carves the rivers, and is done. There are only 3 sorts of sectors after the
creation: water, land, and mountain.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Atmospheric development:
A Similarity Approach to the General Circulation of Planetary Atmospheres
Golitsyn, Icarus, 13, p 1-24, (1970)
The Atmosphere of Venus
Schubert & Covey, Scientific American, July 1981, p66
The Runaway Greenhouse and the Accumulation of CO2 in the Venus Atmosphere
Rasool & Bergh, Nature, vol 226, June 13 1970
The Volcanoes and Clouds of Venus
Prinn, Scientific American, Mar 1985
Structure of the Lower Atmosphere of Venus
C. Sagan, Icarus 1, 151-169 (1962)
The Energy Budget and Atmospheric Circulation on a synchronously
Rotating Planet
Mintz, Icarus, 172-173 (1962)
The Carbon Dioxide Question
Woodwell, Scientific American, Jan 1978
The Energy Cycle of the Earth
OOrt, Scientific American, Sept 1970
Heat and Helium in the Earth
O'Nions & Oxburgh, Nature, vol 306, 1 Dec 1983
The Atmosphere
Ingersoll, Scientific American, Sept 1983
_Advances in Geophysics_, Academic Press, a yearly publication. The 1983 volume
(ISBN 0-12-018825-2, volume 25 in the series, edited by Barry Salzman) is
entitled Theory of Climate. Volume 28 A and B (ISBN 0-12-018828-8 and
0-120018849-X, 1985, edited by Syukuro Manabe) is entitled Issues in
Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling. My library has them under QC801.A283.
I didn't read any of the contents, just the titles. They _all_ looked useful.
The Circulation of the Upper Atmosphere
R. E. Newell, Scientific American March 1964
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Climatic development:
Enhanced CO2 greenhouse to compensate for reduced solar luminosity on early
earth
Owen & Cess, Nature, vol 227, 22Feb 1979
The Warm Earth
Toon & Olson, Nature, october 1985
How climate Evolved on the Terrestrial Planets
Kasting, Toon, & Pollack, Scientific American, Feb 1988
The Climate of Mars
Haberle, Scientific American, May 1986
Climate Modeling
Schneider, Scientific American, May 1987
The Climatic Effects of Nuclear War
Turco, Toon, Ackerman, Pollack & Sagan, Scientific American, Aug 84
The Lost Seas of Venus
W. J. Kaufmann, Science Digest Sept 1982
Climatic Changes of the last 18,000 years: Observations and Model Simulations
COHMAP members, Science vol 241, 26 Aug 88, p 1043-1052
The Surface of Ice-Age Earth
CLIMAP, Science vol 191, 19 mar 76 pp 1131
Components of the Ice Age Circulation
Rind, J. of Geophysical Research, vol 92 p 4241-4281, 1987
The Influenc of Continental Ice Sheets on the Climate of an Ice Age
Manabe & Broccoli, JofGR vol 90, p 2167-2190, 1985
The Role of Earth Radiation Budget Studies in Climate and General
Circulation Research
Ramanathan, JoGR vol 92, p 4075-4095, 1987
A Study of the Radiative Effects of Enhanced Atmospheric CO2 and CH4 on
Early Earth Surface Temperatures
Kiehl & Dickinson, JofGR vol 92, pp2991-2998, 1987
A Quasi-Three-Dimensional Climate Model
Sellers, Journal of Climate and Applied Meterology, vol 22, sept 83,
pp 1557
Atmospheric Effects of Nuclear War Aerosols in General Circulation Model
Simulations: Influence of Smoke on Optical Properties
Thompson & Ramaswamy, JofGR, vol 92, pp10942-10960, Sept 1987
- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Development of Life:
Life in Darwin's Universe
G. Bylinsky, Omni Sept 79
The Biosphere
Cloud, Scientific American, Sept 1983
The Energy Cycle of the Biosphere
Woodwel, Scientific American, Sept 1970
The Probability of Contact with extra-terrestrial Life
Langton, JBIS, vol 29, 465-468, 1976
The Physical Appearance of Intelligent Aliens
Spall, JBIS vol 32, 99-102, 1978
Evolutionary Objections to 'alien design' models
Coffey, JBIS, vol39 #1, Nov 86
The Evolution of Ecological Systems
May, Scientific American, Sept 1978
Chemical Evolution and the Origin of Life
Dickerson, Scientific American, Sept 1978
The Evolution of the Earliest Cells
Schopf, Scientific American, Sept 1978
The Evolution of Multicellular Plants and Ani als
Valentine, Scientific American, Sept 1978
The Evolution of Behavior
Smith, Scientific American, Sept 1978
The Evolution of Man
Washburn, Scientific American, Sept 1978
Computer-simulated Plant Evolution
Niklas, Scientific American (last couple of years)
Animal Encounters
The Traveller Book
Extraterrestrial Zoology
R. A. Freitas, Analog July 81
Xenobiology
R. A. Freitas, Analog Mar 81
Xenopsychology
R. A. Freitas, Analog Apr 81
Huminoids on Other Planets
R. Bieri, American Scientist, August, 52, 1964
Alien Sex
R. A. Freitas, Analog, June 1982
Making Sense of Extraterrestrial Senses
K. J. Rose, Analog Jan 1979
Those Halogen Breathers
S. L. Gillett, Analog, Oct 1984
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sociological & Cultural development:
Numbers, Predication & War
Dupuy
Simulated International Processes
Guetzkow & Valadez
SOVMOD I: A macroeconomic Model of the Soviet Union
Green & Higgins
Presidents, Secretaries of State, and Crises in U.S. Foreign Relations:
A Model and Predictive Analysis
Falkowski
A World Model
The Club of Rome
World Modeling: The Mesarovic-Pestel World Model in the Context of its
Contempories
Hughes
Forecasting in International Relations
Choucri
Simulation in International Relations
Guetzkow, Alger, Brody, Noel & Snyder
Simulated Worlds
Bremer
Directly Interacting Extra-terrestrial Technological Communities
Viewing, JBIS, vol 28, pp 735-755, 1975
Extra-Solar Planetary Systems III: Potential Sites for the origin and
Evolution of Technical Civilizations
Fogg, JBIS, vol 39, pp. 317-324, 1986
Computer Simulation of Cultural Drift: Limits on Interstellar Colonization
Bainbridge, JBIS, vol 37, pp 420-429, 1984
The Improbability of Bahavioural Convergence in Aliens - Behavioural
Implications of Morphology
Coffey, JBIS, vol 38, pp 515-520, 1985
The Human Analogy and the Evolution of Extraterrestrial Civilizations
Wertz, JBIS, vol 29, pp 445-464, 1976
The Games: Universe
Empire
Traveller
Space Opera
D&D
Conquer
Harn system. The Lythia module -- in particular --
contains a large number of layered maps detailing various aspects of that
particular planet. Though i don't have the maps here with me now, i do recall
maps pertaining to tectonic plates, major ocean and air currents, languages
and language families, vegetation, topographics, political amoung others.
Also included are star charts of the northern and southern hemisphere -- as
well as astrological constellations.
The climatic background to the birth of civilization
Lamb, Advancement of Science vol 25 pp 103 - 120 1968
AN INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN THE SOCIAL AND LIFE SCIENCES
Michael Olinick