Weekly Blog Post - Cavern Location

Summary: During this week, I had to come up with possible cavern locations. Then I had to present along with my group and chose our cavern at the coordinates of N6, N9, P6, P9. 

"On the general geology map of Alabraska, there is a section at the coordinates N6, N9, P6, P9. This was our cavern location because it was close to water, so the people didn't have to worry about dehydration or hunger because where there is water, there is usually some sort of life, whether it be vegetation or animals (sometimes the animals are inedible).

We also chose this because it quite far from the fault line, so really the worst that could happen was that if there was an earthquake, we'd be so far underground that we would still feel it, but it wouldn't be strong enough to kill anyone - really the worst that could happen is some of the rock would chip off, but not all of it."

EDP: GENERATE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
I generated possible solutions when our group and I chose three different solutions for our cavern, such as N6, N9, P6, P9. Another way I generated possible solutions was when I began to sketch out the floor plan for our cavern.  

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