Soil Carbon & Step Energetics Ecosystem Simulator

Convert human kinetic strides into physical soil aeration, water table pumping, and dynamic carbon storage

Subterranean Ecosystem Cross-Section

Pump Active
Thermodynamic Coupling: Kinetic mechanical energy derived from stride work (1680 kJ) powers a piston-driven treadle pump lifting moisture via capillary force, while aeration tines introduce oxygen into upper soil horizons (0-15cm) to optimize microbial SOC formation.

Biome & Stride Parameters

Thermodynamic Output Telemetry

Mechanical Work
1680kJ
Water Pumped
142.5L
SOC Sequestration
385.2kg/ha/yr
Biomass Yield
2.84kg/m²

Soil Horizon Carbon Profile

Horizon Depth Bulk Density SOC Density Moisture
0–10 cm (Topsoil) 1.25 g/cm³ 185.0 kg/ha
32%
10–30 cm (Subsoil) 1.38 g/cm³ 122.5 kg/ha
24%
30–60 cm (Deep Root) 1.50 g/cm³ 77.7 kg/ha
18%
System Status: WUE = 1.92 kg/m³/mm | Active Biome: Regenerative Clay
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