Open Source Ecology Survey

Open Source Ecology Survey

This survey is intended to better understand the interests and directions of the open source ecology networks that have formed around Marcin's visits to Cleveland and Oberlin January 10-11. Thanks again to Glenn Gall from Oberlin for enriching our work by bringing Marcin to Northeast Ohio. For background on the survey, check out this short video to recap the Open Source Ecology concept. Then fill out these brief questions so that we can get a sense of the different directions people might want to take.

Name: *

E-mail Address: *

What do you find most compelling about the open source concept?: *

What questions or concerns do you have about the open source ecology concept?: *

What areas of the open source ecology interest you the most?: *

Transportation (micro-cars, motors)

Agriculture Equipment (combine, micro-tractor, chipper, mower, haying, well rig, backhoe, mixer, auger, tiller, seeder, trencher)

Buildings/Construction (saw mill, compressed earth brick press)

Energy Systems (solar concentrator, fuel maker, gasifier, oil burner, steam generator)

Personal Fabrication (extrusion, casting, forging, cold/hot rolling, torch table, plasma cutter, welder, furnace, rep rap, multimachine)

Local Food Systems (nursery, bakery, dairy, rubber production, freeze dried products)

Are there other topics not listed above that interest you?:

What locations in Oberlin and/or Cleveland would you suggest open source ecology projects take place?: *