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MikeFromOhio
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I am a software engineer of 20 years and would love to use my skills to somehow help work on the Carbon Dioxide problem (or other problems that could help the environment).
I was wondering if simulation software might be written that would allow one to model various processes that attempt to transform CO2 into something not so harmful for the environment.
I was thinking of writing an extendable simulator package where one could add new models (of atoms and/or elements and/or compounds). The software would also have RULES about how such elements would combine or react. Based on such rules, the software could then try out various combinations of LEFT-SIDEs involving CO2 and other element-models. The rules would then be evaluated to provide the RIGHT-SIDE of the equation for each left-side combination.
Maybe such modeling software already exists?
Is it possible to capture the rules mentioned above?
Are there other ways software is being used to help solve such problems?
I was wondering if simulation software might be written that would allow one to model various processes that attempt to transform CO2 into something not so harmful for the environment.
I was thinking of writing an extendable simulator package where one could add new models (of atoms and/or elements and/or compounds). The software would also have RULES about how such elements would combine or react. Based on such rules, the software could then try out various combinations of LEFT-SIDEs involving CO2 and other element-models. The rules would then be evaluated to provide the RIGHT-SIDE of the equation for each left-side combination.
Maybe such modeling software already exists?
Is it possible to capture the rules mentioned above?
Are there other ways software is being used to help solve such problems?