Open Documentation
Open documentation, where responsible.
Ilua publishes what can responsibly be shared: drawings, calculations, simulations, measurement data, growing protocols, operating experience and mistakes.
Not everything can be open. The principle is simple: share everything that can be shared responsibly; hold back only what has a concrete reason to remain closed.
What we publish
Drawings, data, decisions.
- Technical drawings where ready and shareable
- Calculations where validated and not partner-restricted
- Simulation outputs where technically useful
- Measurement data after quality control
- Growing protocols and results where validated and responsible to publish
- Decision logs where not commercially or personally sensitive
Supplier specifications are published only when the material is technically ready and relevant partner constraints allow it.
When we publish
Each track publishes when its model is locked.
Each track publishes when it reaches concept-locked status with complete model documentation.
- Arctic Ilua (Track A) — concept-phase publication when the concept package is technically locked (2026).
- Ilua Sunyard (Track B) — full publication post-field-validation (expected 2027).
- Light & Energy (Track C) — components publish as they mature (2026–27).
- Track D — Ilua Crop Programme — crop protocols, variety observations, harvest windows, field results and operating lessons are published after field validation and quality control, where responsible to share.
Decision logs and field measurements publish continuously as the work progresses.
What can and cannot be shared
Others should be able to build from the work.
Many Arctic communities are too small to justify bespoke engineering from scratch. Open documentation makes it possible to learn in public and let others use what fits their own local conditions.
Open documentation is also how the work stays honest. When drawings, data and field notes can be inspected, the project becomes easier to test, improve and use in other places.
What may not be published: partner-protected material and supplier agreements with confidentiality clauses; confidential investor information and financing terms; commercial IP that may be licensed; unvalidated or unsecured operational data; personal data; and internal governance material. The boundary is drawn by the founder in consultation with relevant partners.
Open documentation supports Arctic agriculture delivery from Narsarsuaq; it is not the project's primary identity.
Where to find it
github.com/agroprojekt-ilua
Repositories are seeded; full content begins publishing as Phase 1 advances.
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