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    1. [3]A projected rollout of electric planes
    2. [4]Technology News roundup: Vasimr rocket, $12 PC, $10 microscope,
       better biomass
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[7]A projected rollout of electric planes

   Electric planes do not have to be private (although things will start
   out that way.)
   Electric planes (with jumpjet type takeoff and landing) could form a
   virtual callable personal pod transportation (which have been proposed
   for cities) but without building the rails. One of the Personal pod
   transportation proposals is shown here.
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   Current electric planes hold one or two people.
   The airplane efficiency numbers (where there are no need for roads)are
   already competitive with trains. Electric planes are ten to twenty
   times more efficient fuel wise than current small planes.
   The 438 mpg equivalent [14]electric planes were previously discussed
   on this site.
   However, the electric plane rollout will likely follow as vehicles for
   the business jet and an expansion of the current small plane owner
   class to fly above car traffic and not just for recreation and between
   cities. The USA currently has about 250,000 planes. This will be
   something else for people to complain about that the rich and affluent
   having that they do not. Perhaps 1 to 2 million personal electric
   planes by 2020, but business as usual without robotic controls could
   see the numbers in the 50,000-100,000 level in the USA and 100,000 to
   500,000 level worldwide by 2020. Electric planes are already in the
   $40,000 to $150,000 price range (in the range of upper end cars). High
   volume production could reduce those prices to the $20,000 to $75,000
   level. Actual visionary adoption could create the volume to get below
   $20,000. An optimistic projection where the supply chain for hybrid
   cars could be leveraged, battery and robotic control technologies were
   mature and where [15]Mundane Singularity type production takes over
   would have up to 5 to 20 million personal electric planes by 2020.
   Definitely there is the potential for the widespread vision starting
   in the 2020-2030 time frame.
   The limited use vision instead of public systems for reduced commutes
   for everyone would be where we have:
   "Look at them flying above our gridlock in vehicles we were mocking
   when they were proposed as an everyman system. But now that it is only
   the rich that have it, I want to bitch and complain that I should get
   it too. My lack of vision will lead me to complain about it after I
   see them flying overhead while I am stuck in ground traffic"
   : [16]2008 CAFE Foundation Electric Aircraft Symposium has been held
   to work on the technical issues of personal aviation.
   The NASA vision of personal aviation (PAV): [17]Near all-weather STOL
   PAVs will be able to transport people to within just a few miles of
   their doorstep destination at trip speeds three to four times faster
   than airlines or cars. NASA predicts that up to 45% of all miles
   traveled in the future may be in PAVs. This will relieve congestion at
   metropolitan hub airports and the freeways that surround them, reduce
   the need to build new highways and save much of the 6.8 billion
   gallons of fuel wasted in surface gridlock each year.
   The average doorstep to doorstep trip speed for automobiles is just 35
   mph and for airliners is just 55 mph on trips under 250 miles. Recent
   delays caused by anti-terrorism security inspections reduce this speed
   even further. Traffic jams in the U.S. cost $78 Billion in year 2004,
   wasting 6.7 Billion gallons of fuel. These figures and the stress and
   pollution they entail worsen each year. Building new freeway lanes or
   light railway lines costs about $20 Million per mile and do not solve
   the fundamental problem.
   98% of the U.S. population lives within 20 miles of at least one
   public use airport and yet 95% of commercial air traffic uses only 30
   of our nation's 5,000 airports. A study on airspace capacity
   contracted by NASA shows that our skies can accommodate at least 700
   times more aircraft than are flying today.
   20,000 large jets - 14 million would 700 times more
   200,000 small planes - 140 million would be 700 times more
   FAA and the Joint Planning and Development Office are already planning
   FAA's Next Generation Air Transportation System (NGATS) to be an
   automated system that provides each aircraft its own traffic-free,
   computer-coordinated "Highway In The Sky."
   - Short runway use--Walk to grandma's from small residential airfields
   [18]Dozens of research papers that address the various issues. Plus
   [19]the recent conference papers
   The efficiency of public transportation has to factor in the number of
   people being moved. The Brad Templeton case is that if you have low
   usage (4 people in a bus then the public transportation system is less
   efficient than a car.)
   More restrictions can be applied to air traffic corridors and loosened
   only as the air traffic technology safely permits.
   [20]Intermediate step of using the 3,400 small airports in the U.S.
   alone. So mostly not building to building air traffic.

     The SATS Project (2001-2006), conducted by NASA and partners in the
     National Consortium for Aviation Mobility (NCAM) proved the
     viability of technical capabilities in the following four areas:
     * High-volume operations at airports without control towers or
     terminal radar facilities
     * Technologies enabling safe landings at more airports in almost
     all weather conditions
     * Integration of SATS aircraft into a higher capacity air traffic
     control system, with complex flows and slower aircraft
     * Improved single-pilot ability to function competently in
     evolving, complex national airspace

   Navigation related
   [21]Virtual skies navigation concept
   [22]Air transportation models help planning as volume increases
   [23]Synthetic vision for all weather flight
   This site believes that the interface should be one where automated
   robotic flying is used for personal aviation. However, up to the 1
   million to 3 million electric planes in the USA level it will probably
   be advanced flight assist systems and people getting sport plane
   licenses or private air licenses who fly the planes.

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[41]Technology News roundup: Vasimr rocket, $12 PC, $10 microscope, better
biomass

   This technology news roundup has imminent testing of the Vasimr plasma
   rocket in space, twelve dollar personal computers, ten dollar dime
   sized microscopes and a plant that is 250% better than corn for
   biofuels and twice as productive as switchgrass. (the plant has not
   been modified yet and genetic modifications could vastly increase
   yields.)
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   [48]Nasa will be testing the Vasimr plasma rocket soon on the
   International Space Station. [49]The 200KW Vasimr was covered here in
   April 2008
   [50]A group of people attending the MIT International Development
   Design Summit are working to make a $12 computer based on the Apple
   II. These include, clockwise from front left, U.S. graduate student
   Derek Lomas, Anuj Nanavati of India, MIT graduate Jesse
   Austin-Breneman.
   [51]Imagine a microscope implanted into your body that could
   automatically sort out cancerous cells based on how they looked.
   That's the long-term promise of a lensless microscope that Caltech
   researchers describe this week in the journal Proceedings of the
   National Academy of Sciences.

     Exploiting technology commonly used in consumer digital cameras,
     the M&M-size microscope is able to provide resolution comparable to
     an optical microscope at a mere fraction of the cost, perhaps as
     cheaply as $10 per unit.
     "Microscopy is undergoing a great revolution now because of modern
     optics and spectroscopy," Feld said. "There are many exciting new
     approaches and this is one of them."
     But Yang's tiny, cheap microscope could have nearly immediate
     applications. In the very short-term, Yang envisions a system for
     identifying diseases in the Third World that could cost a mere $100
     and come embedded inside a cellphone or custom device for field
     work. "Because we can build [the microscope] very compactly, we can
     imagine building an entire system that is the size of an iPod," he
     said.
     All of these applications could come into being very soon. Yang's
     lab is currently negotiating with semiconductor companies to mass
     produce his devices. Right now, it takes two days for one of his
     grad students to assemble one.
     Once they enter manufacturing, however, they'll be able to make
     hundreds of the devices, and that's when high-throughput optical
     microscopy could become a reality. Working with image processing
     software designers, they're hoping to come up with autonomous
     systems for finding ad imaging cells.

   [52]Researchers have determined that an acre of the giant perennial
   grass Miscanthus x giganteus makes 2 1/2 times the amount of ethanol
   we can produce per acre of corn.
   "One of the criticisms of using any biomass as a biofuel source is it
   has been claimed that plants are not very efficient - about 0.1
   percent efficiency of conversion of sunlight into biomass," Long said.
   "What we show here is on average Miscanthus is in fact about 1 percent
   efficient, so about 1 percent of sunlight ends up as biomass."
   "Keep in mind that this Miscanthus is completely unimproved, so if we
   were to do the sorts of things that we've managed to do with corn,
   where we've increased its yield threefold over the last 50 years, then
   it's not unreal to think that we could use even less than 10 percent
   of the available agricultural land," Long said. "And if you can
   actually grow it on non-cropland that would be even better."
   "Our highest productivity is actually occurring in the south, on the
   poorest soils in the state," he said. "So that also shows us that this
   type of crop may be very good for marginal land or land that is not
   even being used for crop production."
   Because Miscanthus is a perennial grass, it also accumulates much more
   carbon in the soil than an annual crop such as corn or soybeans, Long
   said.
   "In the context of global change, that's important because it means
   that by producing a biofuel on that land you're taking carbon out of
   the atmosphere and putting it into the soil."
   "One reason why Miscanthus yields more biomass than corn is that it
   produces green leaves about six weeks earlier in the growing season,"
   Long said. Miscanthus also stays green until late October in Illinois,
   while corn leaves wither at the end of August, he said.
   Using corn or switchgrass to produce enough ethanol to offset 20
   percent of gasoline use - a current White House goal - would take 25
   percent of current U.S. cropland out of food production, the
   researchers report. Getting the same amount of ethanol from Miscanthus
   would require only 9.3 percent of current agricultural acreage.

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