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However, the advent of systems methods, overlay drafting, and CAD has demanded more consistency in labeling and organizing sheets. These technologies have also provided an opportunity to expand the role of the sheet identifier. Accordingly, the sheet identification format is a key part of UDS.  \nStandard Sheet Identification  \nThe sheet identification format is applicable to both manual and CAD drawing production. It is consistent, yet flexible enough for a wide range of project scopes. The UDS sheet identification format depicted here includes the following components:  \n the discipline designator, consisting of one alphabetical character and a hyphen or two alphabetical characters.  \n the sheet type designator, consisting of one numerical character  \n the sheet sequence number, consisting of two numerical characters  \nThe one-or two-character discipline designator identifies the sheet as a member of a subset. A sheet type designator that identifies the type of information on the sheet is followed by the sheet sequence number.  \nSheet ID Name Format  \n\n| A | A | N | N | N |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nDiscipline Designator  \n\n| A | A | N | N | N |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nSheet Type Designator  \n\n| A | A | N | N | N |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nSheet Sequence Number  \nA = alphabetical character N = numerical character  \nRecognizing the wide variance in project complexity, UDS allows two levels of sheet identification. Either of these ora combination of the two can be used to suit the project or the intended use of the drawings. Level 1 offers the simplest identification format and would be suitable for all but the most complex projects. Level 2 provides guidance for complex or special types of projects. Refer to UDS Appendix A-Discipline Designators, UDS section 1.6 for examples of the two levels of sheet identification.  \nNote that the hyphen in the Level 1 discipline designator is a required place holder in the absence of the second character. The hyphen is preferred rather than a decimal point due to the use of the \"dot\" in electronic file names. Alternatively, an underscore may be used to replace the hyphen when a particular operating system does not accept hyphens in file names.  \nDiscipline Designator  \nThe first component of the sheet identification format, the discipline designator, is based on the traditional system of alphabetical discipline designators, using either a single alphabetical character with a hyphen (Level 1) or two alphabetical characters (Level 2) .  \nThe discipline designator denotes the category of subject matter contained in the file or on the layer designated. A dash always  \nfollows the Level 1 discipline designator; a dash is not used when the Level 2 discipline designator is used.  \n\n|  |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\nLEVEL 1 DISCIPLINE DESIGNATORS  \nG  \nH  \nV  \nB  \nC  \nL  \nS  \nA  \nI  \nQ  \nF  \nP  \nD  \nM  \nE  \nW  \nT  \nR  \nX  \nZ  \nO  \nGeneral Hazardous Materials Survey/Mapping Geotechnical  \nCivil Landscape Structural Architectural Interiors Equipment Fire Protection Plumbing Process Mechanical Electrical  \nDistributed Energy  \nTelecommunications Resource  \nOther Disciplines Contractor/Shop Drawings Operations  \n\n| A | A | N | N | N |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nLevel 2 Discipline Designator  \n\n| A |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\nDiscipline Character  \n\n|  | A |\n| --- | --- |\n\nModifier Character  \nA = alphabetical character N = numerical character  \nFor example, the electrical engineer may be the designer for a telephone system. The drawings required may be included on the E (Electrical) sheets along with the rest of the drawings produced by that designer. 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