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Dan: /* Academy campus */

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Academy campus

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	** ''Crew'': n/a		** ''Crew'': n/a
	** ''Storage'': n/a		** ''Storage'': n/a
	** ''Purchase Cost'': 2,493		** ''Purchase Cost'': <s>2,493</s> 2,247
	** ''Maintenance Cost'': 50 RP		** ''Maintenance Cost'': <s>50</s> 45 RP

	==Duckblind==		==Duckblind==

Dan: /* Academy campus */

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Academy campus

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	* 5): '''1989 Academy Campus''':		* 5): '''1989 Academy Campus''':
	** ''Total SCUs'': 20,772		** ''Total SCUs'': <s>20,772</s> 18,720
	** ''Mass'': n/a		** ''Mass'': n/a
	** ''Endurance'': n/a		** ''Endurance'': n/a

Dan: /* Academy campus */

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Academy campus

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	** Physical Plant: 600 SCUs		** Physical Plant: 600 SCUs
	** Shuttleport: <s>2,052 SCUs</s> (n/a in 1989)		** Shuttleport: <s>2,052 SCUs</s> (n/a in 1989)
	:: '''Total: 20,625 SCUs'''		:: '''Total: <s>20,625</s> 18,573 SCUs'''

	* 2): '''Personnel Systems''':		* 2): '''Personnel Systems''':

Dan: /* Academy campus */

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Academy campus

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	** 1 Visitor Quarters Building: 315 SCUs		** 1 Visitor Quarters Building: 315 SCUs
	** Physical Plant: 600 SCUs		** Physical Plant: 600 SCUs
	** Shuttleport: 2,052 SCUs		** Shuttleport: <s>2,052 SCUs</s> (n/a in 1989)
	:: '''Total: 20,625 SCUs'''		:: '''Total: 20,625 SCUs'''

Dan: /* Early Industrial Fabrication Units */

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Early Industrial Fabrication Units

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	\| '''Type VIII'''\|\|4\|\|2 hours \|\| 1,056 \|\| 88 \|\|[[2050]]		\| '''Type VIII'''\|\|4\|\|2 hours \|\| 1,056 \|\| 88 \|\|[[2050]]
	\|}		\|}
	~~::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::SCUs weigh 6.75 mt and measure ~1.9 m on each side.		::::::::::::::::::::::::::::SCUs weigh 6.75 mt and measure ~1.9 m on each side.
	~~::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Early Industrial Fabrication Units were not intended for shipboard use, though it is possible they were installed upon early support stations.		::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Early Industrial Fabrication Units were not intended for shipboard use, though it is possible they were installed upon early support stations.
	~~::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Advancement in fabrication technology (2063) allowed for much smaller units that could be installed shipboard.		::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Advancement in fabrication technology (2063) allowed for much smaller units that could be installed shipboard.
	~~::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Production output is based upon 8-hour days; modify as necessary.		::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Production output is based upon 8-hour days; modify as necessary.


	[[Category:Rules]]		[[Category:Rules]]

Dan: /* Early Industrial Fabrication Units */

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Early Industrial Fabrication Units

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	\|-		\|-
	! Type		! Type
	! SCU !! Avg. Creation<br>Time (1 SCU) !! Output<br>(yearly) !! Output<br>(monthly) !!Year		! SCU !! Avg. Creation<br>Time (1 SCU) !! SCU Output<br>(yearly) !! SCU Output<br>(monthly) !!Year
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type I'''\|\| 8 \|\|10 hours \|\| 216 \|\| 18 \|\|		\| '''Type I'''\|\| 8 \|\|10 hours \|\| 216 \|\| 18 \|\|

Dan: /* Early Industrial Fabrication Units */

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Early Industrial Fabrication Units

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	\| '''Type VI'''\|\|5\|\|3 hours \|\| 708 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2030]]		\| '''Type VI'''\|\|5\|\|3 hours \|\| 708 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2030]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type VII'''\|\|4\|\|3 hours \|\| ~~704~~ \|\| 59 \|\|[[2040]]		\| '''Type VII'''\|\|4\|\|3 hours \|\| 708 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2040]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type VIII'''\|\|4\|\|2 hours \|\| 1,056 \|\| 88 \|\|[[2050]]		\| '''Type VIII'''\|\|4\|\|2 hours \|\| 1,056 \|\| 88 \|\|[[2050]]

Dan: /* Early Industrial Fabrication Units */

2018-05-26T21:40:13Z

Early Industrial Fabrication Units

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	! SCU !! Avg. Creation<br>Time (1 SCU) !! Output<br>(yearly) !! Output<br>(monthly) !!Year		! SCU !! Avg. Creation<br>Time (1 SCU) !! Output<br>(yearly) !! Output<br>(monthly) !!Year
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	\| '''Type I'''\|\| 8 \|\|10 hours \|\| ~~211~~ \|\| 18 \|\|		\| '''Type I'''\|\| 8 \|\|10 hours \|\| 216 \|\| 18 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type II'''\|\|7\|\|8 hours \|\| 264 \|\| 22 \|\|[[1990]]		\| '''Type II'''\|\|7\|\|8 hours \|\| 264 \|\| 22 \|\|[[1990]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type III'''\|\|6\|\|6 hours \|\| ~~352~~ \|\| 29 \|\|[[2000]]		\| '''Type III'''\|\|6\|\|6 hours \|\| 348 \|\| 29 \|\|[[2000]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type IV'''\|\|6\|\|5 hours \|\| ~~422~~ \|\| 35 \|\|[[2010]]		\| '''Type IV'''\|\|6\|\|5 hours \|\| 420 \|\| 35 \|\|[[2010]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type V'''\|\|5\|\|4 hours \|\| 528 \|\| 44 \|\|[[2020]]		\| '''Type V'''\|\|5\|\|4 hours \|\| 528 \|\| 44 \|\|[[2020]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type VI'''\|\|5\|\|3 hours \|\| ~~704~~ \|\| 59 \|\|[[2030]]		\| '''Type VI'''\|\|5\|\|3 hours \|\| 708 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2030]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Type VII'''\|\|4\|\|3 hours \|\| 704 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2040]]		\| '''Type VII'''\|\|4\|\|3 hours \|\| 704 \|\| 59 \|\|[[2040]]

Dan: /* Shipyard (Planetary) */

2018-05-26T21:38:24Z

Shipyard (Planetary)

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	* 3) '''Infrastructure''': Multiply the tonnage by 2.4 to represent the number of metric tons to which the direct-support building structures are equivalent. (Note: a [http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Standard_cargo_unit Standard Cargo Unit] (SCU) is itself equivalent to 6.75 mt, the mass of water that would fit within a 6.75 cubic meter 'box'. SCUs are the standard Structural Unit for a ground facility, i.e. 6.75 mt.) Record both the tonnage and SCUs.		* 3) '''Infrastructure''': Multiply the tonnage by 2.4 to represent the number of metric tons to which the direct-support building structures are equivalent. (Note: a [http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Standard_cargo_unit Standard Cargo Unit] (SCU) is itself equivalent to 6.75 mt, the mass of water that would fit within a 6.75 cubic meter 'box'. SCUs are the standard Structural Unit for a ground facility, i.e. 6.75 mt.) Record both the tonnage and SCUs.
	* 4) '''Personnel Systems''':		* 4) '''Personnel Systems''':
	**- Manufacturing Systems: Shipyards are primarily concerned with the design and fabrication of ship components and therefore have Industrial Fabrication Units as the largest on-site assets. These units do not have the capabilities of those of the interstellar era, but can still produce rather complicated items. To determine the amount of units present, first determine tonnage expected to be turned out over a particular length of time and then provide the fabrication units accordingly. See the [[Facilities#Early_Industrial_Fabrication_Units\|table]] below.		**- Manufacturing Systems: Shipyards are primarily concerned with the design and fabrication of ship components and therefore have Industrial Fabrication Units as the largest on-site assets. These units do not have the capabilities of those of the interstellar era, but can still produce rather complicated items. To determine the amount of units present, first determine tonnage expected to be turned out over a particular length of time and then provide the fabrication units accordingly. See the [[Facilities#Early_Industrial_Fabrication_Units\|Early Industrial Fabrication Units table]] below.
	**- Medical Systems: Medical facilities are usually expected at a shipyard in order to preform basic first aid tasks or triage, until a major casualty team can arrive from local hospitals. See '[[Build:Medical Systems#Table\|Medical Systems Tables]]' for the latest capabilities.		**- Medical Systems: Medical facilities are usually expected at a shipyard in order to preform basic first aid tasks or triage, until a major casualty team can arrive from local hospitals. See '[[Build:Medical Systems#Table\|Medical Systems Tables]]' for the latest capabilities.
	**- Recreation Facilities: Shipyards are not spaceports: they don't have passengers hanging around and the shift crews really only need to eat one of their meals on location. For that reason, the recreation facilities tend to be comprised of a Rating 4, at 72 SCUs. See '[[Build: Recreation_Facilities#Tables\|Table 5.12e: Pre-2342 Rec Ratings]]'.		**- Recreation Facilities: Shipyards are not spaceports: they don't have passengers hanging around and the shift crews really only need to eat one of their meals on location. For that reason, the recreation facilities tend to be comprised of a Rating 4, at 72 SCUs. See '[[Build: Recreation_Facilities#Tables\|Table 5.12e: Pre-2342 Rec Ratings]]'.

Dan: /* Shipyard (Planetary) */

2018-05-21T19:35:55Z

Shipyard (Planetary)

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	==Shipyard (Planetary)==		==Shipyard (Planetary)==
	Planetary shipyards are an expensive but necessary step towards sustained and vibrant growth into interstellar space. Unlike a spaceport~~, that~~ is primarily focused on getting spacecraft aloft (and possibly receiving them, as well), shipyards are concerned on producing those spacecraft. The two are often co-located, but where a large percentage of the infrastructure of a spaceport is divided between spacecraft preparation and personnel handling, the yard is only focused on getting a truly safe and functional craft out the door. Eventually, orbital construction will be seen as the preferred method and investment in planetary shipyards will decrease (though shuttle-sized vessels will still remain largely a ground-produced product).		Planetary shipyards are an expensive but necessary step towards sustained and vibrant growth into interstellar space. Unlike a spaceport--which is primarily focused on getting spacecraft aloft (and possibly receiving them, as well)--shipyards are concerned with producing those spacecraft. The two are often co-located, but where a large percentage of the infrastructure of a spaceport is divided between spacecraft preparation and personnel handling, the yard is only focused on getting a truly safe and functional craft out the door. Eventually, orbital construction will be seen as the preferred method and investment in planetary shipyards will decrease (though shuttle-sized vessels will still remain largely a ground-produced product).
	* 1) Determine how many ships will be built at one time, represented as overall tonnage. Compare this to the '[[Facilities#Size_Rating\|Size Rating]]' table below to determine the Facility Size Rating.		* 1) Determine how many ships will be built at one time, represented as overall tonnage. Compare this to the '[[Facilities#Size_Rating\|Size Rating]]' table below to determine the Facility Size Rating.
	* 2) Determine the square kilometer area of the overall facility by dividing the simultaneous shipping tonnage by 34,462.		* 2) Determine the square kilometer area of the overall facility by dividing the simultaneous shipping tonnage by 34,462.