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  Research Entry: Land Survey & Architectural Valuation Worksheet Prepared for: Jonathan Olvera Address: 226 E South Mountain Ave #4, Phoenix, AZ 85042, USA Objective of the Worksheet The Land Survey & Architectural Valuation Worksheet is designed as a formal record and analytical tool to evaluate, document, and regulate the modification of land, structural form, and architectural function for integration into city systems and governance. Its central purpose is to establish a measurable framework that connects the physical environment (area, dimension, materials, and eco-factors) with valuation systems (coinage, exchange, labor, and bank standards), ensuring that land use and architectural design are harmonized with municipal requirements, resource flows, and economic functions. Scope of Application The worksheet incorporates ten sections of inquiry—ranging from base area modification (Zero: 0 – .002) to advanced resource and functional objectives . This format ...

  Land Survey & Architectural Valuation Worksheet Location Assignment Prepared for: Jonathan Olvera Address: 226 E South Mountain Ave #4, Phoenix, AZ 85042, USA Section 1: Area Modification Parameters Zero (Base Reference): 0 – .002 Zygote (Initial Structure Spectrum): Gravity Nodules Area Volume: ________________________ Increase: ___________________________ Dimension(s): _______________________ Unit(s): ____________________________ Type (Residential/Commercial/Other): ____________________________ Composite (Material/Layering): ____________________________ Eco (Environmental Factor): ____________________________ Section 2: Valuation & Coinage Schedule Valuation Method: ____________________________ Coinage Schedule (Conversion Ratio): ____________________________ Total Mass (Structural/Architectural): ____________________________ Modification Collection (Difference Defined): → ____________________________ Section 3: Survey Requirements Mark New Survey Point...

  Psychiatry, Biology, and Forensic Valuation: A Framework for Reference Material Entry in Legal and Medical Jurisdictions Jonathan Olvera 226 E South Mountain Ave, #4 Phoenix, AZ 85042 Date: September 29, 2025 Abstract This paper presents a structured framework for integrating psychiatry and biology into reference material entries for forensic and legal purposes. Emphasis is placed on criminal acts such as violence, sexual assault, and the use of explosives, which require both psychiatric and biological assessment. Through numerical notations, physical unit markers, and classificatory sequences, this research proposes a multidisciplinary taxonomy that informs investigations, medical contracts, and jurisdictional arbitration. The findings aim to standardize record entries while promoting fairness, humanitarian oversight, and scientific rigor within forensic and legal contexts. Introduction Modern forensic investigations demand tools that unify psychiatry, biology, and c...

  Force-Conductive Alternate: A Conceptual Framework for an Elemental Analogue to Plutonium By Jonathan Olvera Date: September 29, 2025 Abstract This paper presents a high-level, non-procedural conceptual framework for a theoretical force-conductive alternate — an elemental analogue (hereafter “elemental analogue”) with properties analogous in concept to heavy, actinide-like elements (for example: plutonium, referenced only as context). The goal is to define a nomenclature, parameter set, and notation system for describing its conductive, vibrational, and spectral behaviors without providing any procedural or operational instructions. This document is purely descriptive and investigative; it intentionally omits any technical or operational guidance related to handling, processing, or modifying radioactive or otherwise hazardous materials. Keywords force-conductive, signature, dual axiom, spectrum, conductive properties, atomic-grade dimension, notation 1. Introduction T...

  Grading Spheres and Dimensions: A Framework for Fabricated Design and Blueprint Systems By Jonathan Olvera Date: September 29, 2025 Abstract This paper explores the conceptual framework of grading spheres and dimensions in the development of fabricated designs and blueprints. It emphasizes unit volume, weight, axis control, bonding mechanics, and salvage operations, aiming to define a coherent structure for both large-scale and small-scale applications. The study highlights the necessity of dimensional accuracy, material control, and systemic integration of both hardware and software in constructing reliable systems for fabrication, salvage, and reuse. 1. Introduction To rebuild a fabricated design and blueprint, it is necessary first to define the dimensions of use for the construct. This involves identifying units of measurement, physical centers of mass, and total mass distribution. By grounding these fundamentals in metric units , specialized measures such as Chromi...

  Harnessing Energy: Observations on Electricity, Helium Effusion, and Rotational Control By Jonathan Olvera – September 29, 2025 In my recent studies, I have been observing a fascinating interaction between electricity, helium effusion, and the rotation of axis systems. Within this framework, I have identified what I call a “four-plane fold” of conductivity—an effort rooted in mining, conductors, smelting, and even the humble tools of pestle and grinding. The goal is clear: to form prisms of control and to create a spectrum of terminal contacts for a more efficient, alternating collection of electrical units. This control is vital for maintaining a constant flow and rotation of electrons through dimensions defined by our notation and our effort. Marking out these processes in advance—in resource collection, notation, and the defined units of radiating and exponential potential—helps progress the physical placement of structures built to withstand plasma exposure and high tempe...

  Living Earth, Living Value: Observations on Resources, Time, and Exchange By Jonathan Olvera – September 29, 2025 Progress is satisfying, and the Earth is abundant in fruit. Time itself surveys the structures of the year, revealing treasures hidden within—this, to me, is the most satisfying of all. My home is alive; it teems and breathes with life. My new theory of resource banking, coining, and currency transactions—focused on the live valuation of water as a “sphere of liquids”—may, in fact, be correct. My local observations continue, and I work to collect more information in my own time, reaching toward the boundaries of my neighbors and their efforts to phase the construction of what I call “the Shadow” within the depths of the Earth. This control location remains well defined by its units and place. It cannot easily be said to vary. I have sought to define my own boundaries and to reflect on how the rules of a global community have already affected them. Where there is ...