Area Use Sector Location
Area Use Sector Location is a defined geographical location system created by TIPster Michael Panarisi at Davidson Term I 2017, mainly to help others navigate by landmarks. The numbering is mainly determined by roadways, buildings, and other landmarks (including ).
Suffixes
Older Systems
To navigate areas easier, the sectors are sufficed by political units and / or cardinal direction. Originally, sectors were defined as followed:
- L (Lower / Left)
- U (Upper)
- R (Right)
To prevent confusion, most sectors using the original suffixes were converted into the standard cardinal direction abbreviation system. However, these sectors remain from the old system:
| Number | Name | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60LL | 60th Lower left sector | Middle Tennessee | |
| 24LL / 24UL / 24LR / 24UR | 24th (direction sectors) | St. Louis, MO / IL | Being renamed to 24N / 24S / 24E |
| 136R | Right side Sector 136 | Louisville, KY |
Current System
Mainly, cardinal directions or landmarks suffix the sector number (I.e. 51S, 83T, 14N), with second direction sectors, (second, 3rd, etc. north / south / east / west) are ended with a number (88W4, 51AE2, 57TPS2). Examples of TiP locations:
| Campus | Sector | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Davidson | 77N2 | 2nd northern sector 77 | |
| (east and west) | 58D | Durham sector 58 | |
| Georgia Tech | 47A | Atlanta Sector 47 |