Galactic Directional Standards

Galactic Directional Standards are the key classification systems for outlining regions of the galaxy.

GDMC
The Galactic Directional Mapping Committee 81-Segment Mapping System was easily the most powerful and well-known standard. It consisted of essentially, a cube split into 81 sections, with 9 panels on every side.

MOS/IGPD District System
Throughout the events of The First Intergalactic War, the titans known as the Ministry of Space and IGPD used the District mapping system, an arbitrary system which gave names such as District X22, Z93, Y13, A01 to systems and nebulas, identifying them from the rest based on date of exploration. District A01 represented the Earth and its system, for example.

RSA
The Red Star Alliance, during The Second Intergalactic War, used a similar system to the MOS/IGPD, but used the Dathicist Alphabet to represent district names.