Fibonacci sphere quasi-random radome | es2015

an es2015 iteration on the block Fibonacci sphere quasi-random radome from @recifs

Uses geoVoronoi to compute triangles from a set of points on the sphere.

Antenna radomes make use of quasi-random lattices to help limiting signal degradation.

The points on the are distributed by a Fibonnaci sphere algorithm. Once could probably use Poisson-disc sampling instead.

Inspiration: Trevor Paglen’s pictures of radomes at the NSA’s Menwith Hill Station in the UK.

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