Rocks and Code was the subject of my MFA thesis (Rocks and Code (PDF) UCI, 2009), where I got to indulge research into a fairly narrow slice of Cold War computation history, tying together landscape, random numbers, the history of computing, and the history of math tables, wrapped around the result of a road trip.
Besides the large PDF document above, the other major remnant from the project (which was a smallish installation at the 2009 ACE program graduating show at the Beale Center for Art+Technology) was the centerpiece of the thesis, my Atomic Number Generator, which generates true random numbers from radioactive decay of natural rock. Rocks to Code in one step.
I will try to transfer some of the contents of the installation to the web; unfortunately the installation wasn't well documented.