The Location page provides a structure to manage the various locations that comprise UC, including its properties, buildings, structures (campus infrastructure and utilities), floors, and spaces

Locations are presented as a hierarchy, or drilldown tree that can be navigated from the highest level, Locations, to the lowest level, Space. The list below provides a brief description of each level of the hierarchy and its function.  The paranthetical information references the unique Tririga form used to build the given level.

• Level 1 :  Locations (root), contains all of the the physical locations across the UC system
• Level 2:  University of California (Location Category), represents UC system
• Level 3:  Campus (Location Category), represents each local campus as a whole and will contain campuses, medical centers and/or other properties that are part of that campus system
• Level 4:  Campus (Property), represents the physical campus property and contains the buildings, structures and land parcels that are part of the campus
• Level 5:  Building (Building), represents the actual buildings that are part of the campus property
• Level 5:  Structure (Structure), represents the other structures and facilities that make up the campus, for example utilities (water, sewar, electrical services), infrastructure (roads, walkways) and structures (stadiums, greehouses)
• Level 5:  Land (Land):  represent the parcels of land that are part of the campus
• Level 6:  Floors (Floor):  represent the floors that are part of each building
• Level 6:  Vertical Shaft (Vertical Shaft):  represent the vertical shafts that are part of each building
• Level 7:  Space (Space):  represent the spaces and rooms that are located on a floor of a given building