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A multi-site quality and corrective-action system — network risk map, executive review with trend graphs, org directory, and the field audit instrument itself, in one file. Open Review for the whole network, open a site for its audit history and trends, then run an audit from the card and watch the map move.

Every site, person, score and finding is fictional. The instrument and the scoring engine underneath are the production ones.

quality-map — multi-site QA, review, directory & audit
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Want one reading your own sites and audit data? Start a conversation.

Uwharrie Field Guide

A field atlas of the Uwharrie National Forest and the lower Yadkin–Pee Dee River in North Carolina: geology, hydrology, ecology, forest management, county history and six trail sheets. Every figure is cited to a primary source.

uwharrie-field-guide — confluence atlas, second edition
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Sections, credits and sources: about the guide.

Off the clock · procedural buildsThe Beacon of Progress & the Canal House

Two personal projects in Minecraft Java Edition 1.18.2, built with the same scripting and terrain pipelines as the work above: generated by script, then finished by hand in game.

The Beacon of Progress

In 1900 the architect Constant-Désiré Despradelle designed a 1,500-foot monument “to the glory of the American people” for the Chicago lakefront. It was never built. This world builds it at one block to four feet from the published drawings, then fills it: a 13-tier theatre, 56 numbered floors up to the Weather Bureau, three basement levels, and a cavern hall 1,500 feet below the park. Before release, a verification suite walked every route on foot and booted the world on an official server.

The monument from the lake esplanade: the plinth inscription "To the glory of the American people", the heraldic eagle and a state obelisk in the foreground
From the esplanade
Looking down the shaft onto the terrace, its Greek-key band, the forecourt and the reflecting pool with the forest beyond
The terrace and the reflecting pool
An interior hall with a patterned stone floor, columns and hanging lamps
Inside: an entrance hall

In-game screenshots, rendered with a shader pack. The download is plain Minecraft and looks flatter without one.

Download the world

v13 · .zip · 20.1 MB

SHA-256 2f2a482a0f6e96d5a17da81c00409d2a4a1037f69dacf97b4a4cb5129ea280ee

Before you open it

  • Minecraft Java Edition 1.18.2. No mods needed. Other versions are untested.
  • Unzip, and move the folder “The Beacon of Progress” into your saves folder. The README inside has the steps and a list of teleports.
  • The game warns that the world uses experimental settings. That is expected: a datapack lowers the world floor to y −512 so the caverns fit. Choose Proceed, and never Safe Mode, which drops everything below y −64.

The Canal House

Built by script and finished by hand in game, then set on real ground: the south shore of Lake Taupō, New Zealand, generated from LiDAR elevation data. A private build, shown here as in-game screenshots; it is not released for download.

The Canal House rising beyond a wetland of still pools, rushes and cabbage trees, with forested hills to the left
Across the wetland
The Canal House at night, its long facade lit window by window above gardens and a white spired pavilion
The facade at night
Inside the nave: a stone bridge over the canal, galleries rising on both sides and light falling from a high lantern
Inside: the nave and its canal