Defining the geotechnical properties of Lunar simulant regolith
This poster introduces the importance of lunar regolith simulants and their role in building the urban future of the moon, shaped by the geotechnical difficulties of essentially building on dust by defining the geotechnical properties that govern them.
Student, UCL
Hi! My name is Freya, and I'll be doing my research on defining the geotechnical properties of Lunar simulant regolith so that when we begin to create high fidelity infrastructure replicas here on Earth ( whether that be a road, a building or a launchpad) we can predict how the surface will change based on these loads! Aside from all things space, I do a MEng in Engineering and Architectural design, with an interest in small space architecture (such as space habitation) and multifunctional/modularity within spaces. I'm also interested in Japanese architecture, spending my gap year living and working in Tokyo whilst also developing my Japanese to N3 intermediate (plus I love 7/11 and all the Konbini's haha).
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Such an amazing poster!!! Can’t wait to see more about it.
thanks for sharing freya - your graphs look fascinating!