Geoengineering Cost Analysis: Final Report Prepared Under Contract to The University Of Calgary

Vatic Note:   This is up as "hard proof" that geoengineering does exist and the cost analysis for doing it, was contracted out to a Khazar infiltrated country that is suppose to be an ally, Canada.  I can't speak for the school, since I have no idea who is running it and who sits on their board, but I do intend to find out.  Will let you know when I know.

I have put up the table of contents to show you just how extensive this chemtrail program is, and it is intended to geoengineer our planet and now you know it and can show it to the sheep who believe everything the evil ones tell us.  That will end that ignorance problem they have.  It will also show the WHO of it as well.   Canada and the United STates for sure, but I am going to assume its all the globalists in every country and they are controlled by the khazars and their royalty of Europe. 

If, after the sheep are shown this, and they still don't believe,  then we can decide what to do with them.  In the mean time.  read the index/table of contents and if you want the body of the section, you can click on the link below and find it and read.  This report was just too big and extensive to post on this blog.  That is how big this issue really is.

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Geoengineering Cost Analysis:  Final Report  Prepared Under Contract to  The University Of Calgary 
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By Science dept -  University of Calgary, Canada

Geoengineering Final Report

UC01-001; AR10-182

October 30, 2010 

Page 2

Executive Summary ..................................................................................... 3

1

Introduction ........................................................................................... 6

1.1

What is Geoengineering? ................................................................................ 6

1.2

Introduction to This Study................................................................................ 6

1.3

Chemistry Considerations Affecting

Dispersal ................................................ 7

2

Geoengineering Concept of Operations ............................................ 8

3

Basis for Cost Models ......................................................................... 10

3.1

RAND DAPCA IV Cost Estimating Relationships .......................................... 10

3.2

Assumptions and Cost Inputs

........................................................................ 17

3.3

Comparable operating airlines ...................................................................... 19

4

Overview of Aircraft Design and Selection .......................................... 21

4.1

Altitude Capability: Aerodynamics ................................................................. 21

4.2

Altitude Capability: Propulsion

....................................................................... 22

5

Analysis of Existing Aircraft and Results ......................................... 33

5.1

Assumptions specific to analysis of

existing aircraft ...................................... 33

5.2

Choice of Platforms ....................................................................................... 34

5.3

Cost Estimates .............................................................................................. 35

5.4

Modifications to Existing

Aircraft ................................................................... 37

5.5

Conclusions

................................................................................................... 40

6

New Aircraft Design ............................................................................ 43

6.1

New Aircraft Assumptions ............................................................................. 45

6.2

Uncertainty Analysis

...................................................................................... 45

6.3

Cost Estimates .............................................................................................. 46

6.4

Conclusions

................................................................................................... 48

7

Airships ............................................................................................... 50

7.1

Airship Design Considerations and

Assumptions .......................................... 50

7.2

Cost Estimates .............................................................................................. 54

7.3

Conclusions

................................................................................................... 56

8

Non-Aircraft Systems .......................................................................... 62

8.1

Rocket Powered Glider

................................................................................. 62

8.2

Guns ............................................................................................................. 63

8.3

Floating Platform with Slurry Pipe / Gas Pipe

................................................ 67

9

Conclusions

......................................................................................... 74

9.1

Comparison of All Systems ........................................................................... 74

9.2

Recommendations for Future Work .............................................................. 78 

10

Appendix ............................................................................................. 79

10.1

Basing Options

.............................................................................................. 79

10.2

HLA Sizing Equations

................................................................................... 79

10.3

HLA Architecture Comparis

ons ..................................................................... 81

10.4

Existing HLA Hangars

................................................................................... 84

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