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Room numbers aboard the [[USS_Oumuamua|'''''Oumuamua''''']] are comprised of 4 digits.  
Room numbers aboard the [[USS_Oumuamua|'''''Oumuamua''''']] are comprised of the deck number + an additional 3 digits.  


<big>'''Room Number Format:''' DD-HR</big>
<big>'''Room Number Format:''' DHRR</big>
*DD: deck number  
*D: deck number  
*H: Hall number  
*H: Hall number  
*N: Room Number
*RR: Room Number


<big>'''Room Numbering Principles:''' DHRR</big>
* All even numbered rooms are on the Starboard side of the ship; Odds are on Port.
* Numbers increase from fore to aft ("Seven Forward" is room number 7000)
* Each corridor has two "Hall numbers," one for the more distal rooms on one side (e.g., further to port or starboard) and another for the more central wall (which is +1 the more distal side).
* These hall numbers increase from distal to central, with the most exterior rooms having a "0" for their hall number and the rooms across the hall from those having a "1." The next most exterior halls have "2" (back to back with the "1's") and "3" (further towards the center).
* Only the largest/widest decks (e.g., deck 7) has hall numbers that get up to "8" and "9"


<big>'''Examples:</big>
<big>'''Examples:</big>
*'''Room 02-17:'''The first two digits are the deck number - 2. The third digit refers to the hall - 1. The last digit is the room number - 7.
*'''Room 4010:'''The first digits is the deck number - 4. The second digit refers to the hall - 0 (e.g., a room on the outer ring, all "0" halls will have exterior windows). The two digits is the room number - 10.
*'''Room 03-0615:''' a room on deck 3, sector 6 of the saucer section in compartment 15 of that sector. < - NEEDS MODIFICATION
* ''This room is a senior officer's room on the exterior ring, starboard side''
*'''Room 20-1804:''' a room on deck 20, sector 18 of the main section in room 4 of that sector. < - NEEDS MODIFICATION
*'''Room 9103:''' a room on deck 9, inner side of the exterior corridor ring, second door on the left if walking aft from the front of the ship, on the port side
* ''This is a Science Lab''
*'''Room 13001:''' This is a room on deck 13. Deck 13 is small and only has, like two rooms. ''This is probably the Damage Control Center.''




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The Oumuamua has a crew of 350 (90 officers and 260 enlisted).  
The Oumuamua has a crew of 350 (90 officers and 260 enlisted) and, typically, plenty of extra unused quarters. Total beds in [brackets]
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<big>'''Deck 3'''</big>
<big>'''Deck 3'''</big>
*2 senior Marine officer quarters (1 per room): 2
*2 senior Marine officer quarters (1 per room): [2]
*6 junior Marine officer quarters (2 per room): 12
*6 junior Marine officer quarters (2 per room): [12]
*Marine Barracks (4 bays of 20 beds): 80
*Marine Barracks (4 bays of 20 beds): [80]


<big>'''Deck 4'''</big>
<big>'''Deck 4'''</big>
CO and XO quarters 2
* CO and XO quarters [2]
10 senior officer quarters 10
* 10 senior officer quarters [10]
30 senior enlisted quarters 30
* 30 senior enlisted quarters [30]
45 Family Quarters 45
* 45 Family Quarters [45-180]


<big>'''Deck 6'''</big>
<big>'''Deck 6'''</big>
50 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) 200
* 50 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [200]


<big>'''Deck 7'''</big>
<big>'''Deck 7'''</big>
30 junior officer quarters (2 per room) 60
*30 junior officer quarters (2 per room) [60]
20 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) 80
*20 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [80]
50 enlisted quarters (2 per room) 100
*50 enlisted quarters (2 per room) [100]
45 Family Quarter 45
*45 Family Quarter [45-180]


<big>'''Deck 8'''</big>
<big>'''Deck 8'''</big>
25 enlisted quarters (2 per room) 50
*25 enlisted quarters (2 per room) [50]
30 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) 120
*30 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [120]





Revision as of 03:37, 3 February 2023

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Room Numbering System


Room numbers aboard the Oumuamua are comprised of the deck number + an additional 3 digits.

Room Number Format: DHRR

  • D: deck number
  • H: Hall number
  • RR: Room Number

Room Numbering Principles: DHRR

  • All even numbered rooms are on the Starboard side of the ship; Odds are on Port.
  • Numbers increase from fore to aft ("Seven Forward" is room number 7000)
  • Each corridor has two "Hall numbers," one for the more distal rooms on one side (e.g., further to port or starboard) and another for the more central wall (which is +1 the more distal side).
  • These hall numbers increase from distal to central, with the most exterior rooms having a "0" for their hall number and the rooms across the hall from those having a "1." The next most exterior halls have "2" (back to back with the "1's") and "3" (further towards the center).
  • Only the largest/widest decks (e.g., deck 7) has hall numbers that get up to "8" and "9"

Examples:

  • Room 4010:The first digits is the deck number - 4. The second digit refers to the hall - 0 (e.g., a room on the outer ring, all "0" halls will have exterior windows). The two digits is the room number - 10.
  • This room is a senior officer's room on the exterior ring, starboard side
  • Room 9103: a room on deck 9, inner side of the exterior corridor ring, second door on the left if walking aft from the front of the ship, on the port side
  • This is a Science Lab
  • Room 13001: This is a room on deck 13. Deck 13 is small and only has, like two rooms. This is probably the Damage Control Center.


Distribution

The Oumuamua has a crew of 350 (90 officers and 260 enlisted) and, typically, plenty of extra unused quarters. Total beds in [brackets]

Deck 3

  • 2 senior Marine officer quarters (1 per room): [2]
  • 6 junior Marine officer quarters (2 per room): [12]
  • Marine Barracks (4 bays of 20 beds): [80]

Deck 4

  • CO and XO quarters [2]
  • 10 senior officer quarters [10]
  • 30 senior enlisted quarters [30]
  • 45 Family Quarters [45-180]

Deck 6

  • 50 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [200]

Deck 7

  • 30 junior officer quarters (2 per room) [60]
  • 20 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [80]
  • 50 enlisted quarters (2 per room) [100]
  • 45 Family Quarter [45-180]

Deck 8

  • 25 enlisted quarters (2 per room) [50]
  • 30 junior enlisted quarters (4 per room) [120]


Names & Room Assignments

Deck 3 >Senior Marine Officer Quarters (2) Cerissa Tyren Josh Henderson >Other Marine quarters Sarah Rodriguez

Deck 4

  • CO and XO quarters

--numbers 4001 and 4002 Ossa V'Airu Wes Greaves

  • Senior officer quarters (of 10)

--numbers 4003-4012 Kammus Corelli Jack Kessler Alexander Brodie V'Len Kel Katsim Peri Lia Rouiancet Toz?

  • Family Quarters

--number > 4013 Sasha and Zarah Johnson

Deck 7

  • Junior Officer Quarters

--numbers 7001-7030 Toxin Arlill Toz? Avander Promontory Simon Vomek Dime De Sheppes Elisa Hansen Ayla Taylor TK Cabrillo Zimedia Nijal Nesre Salo Tenna Emond

  • Enlisted Quarters

--numbers 7031-7060, 7131-7160, and 7231-7260 James Walsh Aiya Shinji Rox Samara Vai

  • Family Quarters

--numbers 7100-7130, 7200-7230, and 7300-7330 Koryan

  • Established roomates:*
  • Promontory and Vomek
  • Toz and Stel (Vulcan)