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Welcome to the [[Star Fleet Cartography|Star Fleet Office of Cartography.]] | Welcome to the [[Star Fleet Cartography|Star Fleet Office of Cartography.]] | ||
| − | Here you will find topographical maps that depict surface features of explored | + | Here you will find topographical maps that depict surface features of explored astronomical objects, and star charts that depict their relative positions in [[Space|space.]] |
| − | Unless otherwise indicated, the [[Security Classifications|SECRAT]] of all topographical maps and star charts available to you from here is LEVEL 1, RESTRICTED. | + | Unless otherwise indicated, the [[Security Classifications|SECRAT]] of all of the topographical maps and star charts available to you from here is LEVEL 1, RESTRICTED. |
| − | This | + | This office of [[Star Fleet]] is responsible for creating and maintaining maps and star charts. Our surveyors have much work to do. They must chart the endless reaches of [[Space|space]] and map all of the objects within it. In addition to that infinite task, the [[Star Fleet Cartography|Office of Cartography]] must continually update its maps and star charts as circumstances require it. To that end, the [[Star Fleet Cartography|Office]] represents only one voice in a committee that includes representatives of our [[Star Fleet Science Institute|Science Institute]] and [[Star Fleet Tactical Command|Tactical Command]]. In fact, the committee members value the observations, measurements, and research—and other contributions—of all. |
== Table of Contents == | == Table of Contents == | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 3 June 2015
“Writing has nothing to do with meaning. It has to do with land surveying and cartography, including the mapping of countries yet to come.”―Gilles Deleuze, 20th-century philosopher.
Introduction
Welcome to the Star Fleet Office of Cartography.
Here you will find topographical maps that depict surface features of explored astronomical objects, and star charts that depict their relative positions in space.
Unless otherwise indicated, the SECRAT of all of the topographical maps and star charts available to you from here is LEVEL 1, RESTRICTED.
This office of Star Fleet is responsible for creating and maintaining maps and star charts. Our surveyors have much work to do. They must chart the endless reaches of space and map all of the objects within it. In addition to that infinite task, the Office of Cartography must continually update its maps and star charts as circumstances require it. To that end, the Office represents only one voice in a committee that includes representatives of our Science Institute and Tactical Command. In fact, the committee members value the observations, measurements, and research—and other contributions—of all.
Table of Contents
Star Charts
Topographical Maps
Contact
The current liaison with the Office of Cartography is Ensign Khrag-Cadet.
