In analyzing Narragansett Bay in terms of ecological and environmental changes over time, data can be extracted from various scientific studies. Changes in the amounts of nutrients (nitrogen, carbon, phosphorous) that enter the bay affect wildlife and the bay ecosystem in general. Changes in temperature, precipitation, and wind speed over time also contribute to a changing Narragansett Bay ecosystem. These factors that are unique to the area help define localized conditions. With the added temporal component, time and movement can also inform a rationalized process. In what ways can this data influence the basic module? How does a site's evolving nature be used as added criteria in the design of a modular system? Does the system react to it or be influenced by it? Click here to view the study and read the findings.
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