The LBJ Monument: DesignSpline Planning Recap

• Location: Section 3, Clear Fork Acreage, Permian Basin, Texas (Section 8 is already panelized).
• Managing Group: University of Indianapolis (UIndy) DesignSpline Engineering Program.
• The Problem: Hilcorp burns $10M/month on electricity lifting an 80% to 90% water-cut fluid stream.
• Phase 1 Solution: A 200 MW flat Earth-Mount solar array shaped like a pointillist map of Texas.
• The Grid Layout: High-density panel clusters mark major cities (Austin, Starbase) with open lanes left for Hilcorp's truck and rig access.
• The Hardware Stack: Local Canadian Solar panels paired with Tesla Megapacks and Autobidder software.
• The Financials: A 1-year hard payback funded by Google tax equity, with Hilcorp as the direct funding fallback.
• The Chemical Loop: Motor friction pre-heats the 90% water-cut fluid to 180°F, dropping viscosity to separate oil/NGLs and conditioning the hot brine via a manganese dioxide filter.
• The Biological Loop: Water flows through a specialized cattail bio-basin, a vertical oyster mushroom myco-wall, and automated Mitsubishi pearl oyster tanks.
• The Revenue Offtake: Kimbal Musk's restaurants, Tesla Gigafactory Texas, and Google Austin buy 100% of the mushroom yield at half the market price.
• Phase 5 Scale: Retained Year-1 profits fund a massive regional permaculture expansion to Andrews, Texas using Tesla Optimus robots to lay panels directly onto flat dirt.

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To continue the initial blueprint layout, should we map the exact acreage footprint for the Section 3 pointillist clusters, or list the laboratory testing equipment the UIndy students will need to audit the pump efficiency?