GEI Index
17 December, 2021 in Science
A new scientific paper, of which I’m a co-author, about a global index for the evaluation of the efficiency of Integrated Air to Water Generators:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/24/8528
A new scientific paper, of which I’m a co-author, about a global index for the evaluation of the efficiency of Integrated Air to Water Generators:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/24/8528
A scientific paper, of which I’m a co-author, about the use of AWG (Air to Water) machines for solar panel cleaning. In particular, I developed the semi-empirical soiling model:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/14/4271
Water extraction from air is becoming a technology more and more diffused. There are many manufacturers that produce those type of machines, but to date there isn’t a standard indicator of their performance. In this scientific paper, of which I’m a coauthor, this topic is addressed with the proposal of the WET indicator:
https://www.mdpi.com/949116
…and, hopefully, a better 2021 than 2020 was!
The first game I developed for the all-mighty Amiga was “I Tesori” (Treasures), featuring Pippero and Tucchero in their quest for fortune and glory in the Burubullis’ dungeons. The game was a classic platform one, but the gameplay had some interesting features that made it somewhat different from other titles of the same genre. Unfortunately, it was coded using a very bad development system (Microsoft AmigaBASIC), so the final result was quite bad (especially performance-wise); and even if I planned, later in those years, a remake written in C in order to do justice to the original idea, such a remake never was completed.
Well, never… until now! Taking advantage of this period of Covid pandemic, having some time to spare just to experiment with the Godot engine, I developed a modern version of that old game. It’s still a 2d platform and the orginal gameplay is still there, but I added some new features that, really, were intended to be there in the original game but weren’t because of limitations of the development system.
The new browser game, “I Beobi e il Segreto dei Burubulli”, is freely available here: http://www.paolocattani.com/beobisegreto/; it’s free to play, but if you think it deserves a little donation (link in the game) I will donate myself half of the collected money to organizations that are currently working to fight the Covid pandemic!