> I think in my case it has been more a exercise in getting lost in the
> specific UWPs. Recently I stepped back and started applying Central Places
> Theorem to Traveller system distributions. I just discovered the Atlas of
> the Imperium, what a marvelous bit of that is, with it's sparse reporting
> metric it great for figuring out ship flows.
>
Evyn--
You are correct. I said "Imperial Survey," which was the in-game-fiction
name for it. The actual book was "Atlas of the Imperium." MUCH more useful
than the treacherous list of UWPs later generated to go with it. Thanks
for catching that. I photocopied those pages and taped them together
"millions" of times.
"Central Places Theorem"? Please do tell.
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> Evyn
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> specific UWPs. Recently I stepped back and started applying Central Places
> Theorem to Traveller system distributions. I just discovered the Atlas of
> the Imperium, what a marvelous bit of that is, with it's sparse reporting
> metric it great for figuring out ship flows.
>
Evyn--
You are correct. I said "Imperial Survey," which was the in-game-fiction
name for it. The actual book was "Atlas of the Imperium." MUCH more useful
than the treacherous list of UWPs later generated to go with it. Thanks
for catching that. I photocopied those pages and taped them together
"millions" of times.
"Central Places Theorem"? Please do tell.
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>
>
>
> --
> Evyn
>