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Already wrote this down in wikimedia (original location of file) although I might as well copy it here - Meynardtengco (talk) 06:49, 24 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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I'll initiate the discussion, good thing its spring break here, giving me some time to go around wiki UPLB. I don't have any sources though.... Just photographic memory, being a local, and miles and miles of running around the campus.

Some corrections/clarifications:

- YMCA = Young Men's Christian Association

- STCJP = St. Therese of the Child Jesus Parish

- Duhat connects to Narra at an intersection marked by (the now dilapidated) Station 1.

- Not sure if they've relocated but NCPC is next to Biotech, has it been transferred to BioSci? I could only remember that wing as Plant Physiology (or was it Pathology) wing.

- Road at the back of MailLib, next to Faculty Hills, leads to LGA & IRRI Staff Housing, not CFNR.

- Road after Sacay, next to Faculty Hills leads to BSP & NAC, not CFNR.

- Back of Chem Eng compound is OVCPD/SPMO & Garage.

- CEAT OCS is no longer at CEAT Wing A (since 2003?....) while CEAT-DO was never(?) housed there. Wing A is now ESD and IAE-LWRD. CEAT-DO was at AMDP until 2004(?). Presently CEAT Admin (DO and OCS) is at EE Bldg.

- IAE is not housed in Wing B but housed in different bldgs along Pili.

- DHort part before the Social Garden is Fruit Crops Division, while on the other side of the road is the Ornamental Crops Division.

- Lanzones has 2 branches after IBS (I know... its weird)

- Has the plan for REDREC changed? Is it under construction at the site located in your map? Previous plans as sponsored by Zubiri said they're gonna renovate ACCI into REDREC, while that spot in the map was supposed to be for the new SESAM Bldg (Dean Espaldon told our committee, then, that it will be constructed ASAP).

Other than those, good job on the map!

Suggestion: It might become too cluttered soon if all buildings and units are to be labelled. Would it be too much work to just divide the map with an alphanumerical grid system? I find that this technique by cartographers work best for maps involving a plethora of labels (thus widely used in big city transport maps) . On the map, only acronyms would be used while an alphabetized and categorized listing of units and buildings would then be included. And their alphanumeric location in the grid would be indicated next.

Here's and example by the CTA (see pages 3 and 4): http://www.transitchicago.com/asset.aspx?AssetId=150

- - - - Meynardtengco (talk) 06:45, 24 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

As it is finals week in UPLB and you might be busy. If you need help on the grid thing, I could help out. - Meynardtengco (talk) 07:40, 24 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]