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How was this done in the past and how does it affect existing charts.
How was this done in the past and how does it affect existing charts.


==Procedure==
==Alliance Procedure==
The galaxy is a big place, and the Pelted are dedicated to exploring it. This section discusses how the Alliance handles its mapping activities. I should probably consider whether I want to talk about how other alien races handle this. Maybe a separate section.
===Remote Data Gathering===
===Remote Data Gathering===
* Observatories
* Observatories

Revision as of 01:49, 4 December 2021

A page to describe how the Alliance handles surveying, mapping, and updating astrographic charts.

History

How was this done in the past and how does it affect existing charts.

Alliance Procedure

The galaxy is a big place, and the Pelted are dedicated to exploring it. This section discusses how the Alliance handles its mapping activities. I should probably consider whether I want to talk about how other alien races handle this. Maybe a separate section.

Remote Data Gathering

  • Observatories
  • Orbital telescopes
  • Remotes and drones

In-person Data Gathering

  • Survey ships
  • Mapping stations
  • Fleet activities
  • Private or corporate activities

Administrative

  • Updates of charts
  • Naming of features (sectors, planets, etc)
  • Promulgation of data

Interface with Alien Powers

  • Data sharing agreements
  • Naming rights
  • Claims of habitable worlds and disputation resolution

Agencies

The various entities that use this data, or contribute to it.

Dependencies

Don't have a better name for this section yet, it's 'these are other pages that are affected by this.'

Trivia

Not sure whether I'll fold this section into the rest of it once it's filled out more, but this would be where I put the cultural habit of doing fine art renditions of star maps, like the ones in Alon Levy's office on the border.[1]

Meta

According to the author's notes, the galaxy doesn't map directly to ours.

References