Useful Web Sites

These sites are referenced in Divided Spheres and provide additional background to spherical subdivision and reference grids.

• American Masters, “Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud, Thirteen: WNET New York, 2005. 
• Blake, Trevor, synchronofile.com an independent resource on R. Buckminster Fuller, 2009..
• Paul Bourke, “Distributing Points on a Sphere,” Jun., 1996.
• David Eppstein, “The Geometry Junkyard.” Theory Group, Information and Computer Sciences, University of California at Irvine, 2009.
• Buckminster Fuller Institute, 2009.
• Christopher J. Fearnley, “CJ Fearnley’s List of Buckminster Fuller Resources on the Internet,” 2009.
• Carlos A. Furuti, “Cartographical Map Projections,” 2008.
• Robert W. Gray, “Great Circle and LCD Triangle Info,” The Projects of R. W. Gray  2009.
• George W. Hart, Virtual Polyhedra: The Encyclopedia of Polyhedra, 2000.
• George W. Hart, “The Pavilion of Polyhedreality,” 2008.
• Gene Keys, “B.J.S. Cahill Butterfly Map Resource Page – Octahedral Map of the World,” 2009.
• Joe S. Moore, “Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute,” 2009.
• Karl-Dietrich Neubert, “The Entropy Reduction Laboratory,”  2009.
• Sam Lanahan, “FLEXTEGRITY,” 2010.
• Persistence of Vision Raytracer (POV-Ray), 2009.
• Rinus Roelofs, “Mathematical Sculpture,” 2009.
• Adrian Rossiter, “Antiprism,” 2009..
• Kevin Sahr, Discrete Global Grids (DGGs), data structures for geospatial applications, 2003..
• N.J.A. Sloane, “Spherical Codes – Nice arrangements of points on a sphere in various dimensions”, Information Sciences Research, AT&T Shannon Lab, 2005..
• Anton Sherwood, “How can I arrange N points evenly on a sphere,” 2009.
• Stanford University R. Buckminster Fuller Archive, the most comprehensive collection of life history and media. This collection is a fully indexed chronological collection, searchable via university’s SULAIR system.
• Synchronofile, an independent resource on R. Buckminster Fuller compiled by Trevor Blake.
• Syntropy: CJ Fearnley’s Blog  An “Explorer in Universe” contributing thoughts, seeking feedback, building syntropy, 2010.
• Kirby Urner, “Synergetics on the Web,” 2009.
• Steve Waterman, “Waterman’s Polyhedron,” 2009.
• Robert Webb, “Stella: Polyhedron Navigator,” 2008.
• The Synergetics Collaborative (SNEC), 2012.
• Eric W. Weisstein, “Uniform Polyhedron. From MathWorld–A Wolfram Web Resource,” 28 Jul., 2009.