IPO Headquarter

[Pachamama]

The IPO Headquarter is located at the City of Yoyotlititlan in the Northeast of Terrangar.

(please note this is preliminary data and will be upgraded as I can find the time)



Left building
General assembly floor

Central building
Tower 1 (left)
Hotel complex for diplomats, envoys and state officials with observer status.

Tower 2 (right)
Hotel complex for journalists

Lower building
Medical center, guard offices, press center, offices.

Basement
Garages

Central Assembly Floor


Entrance to grounds. Marble wall

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Security Measures
Every building has his own backup generator.
Bunker below General Assembly building. NBC proof. 24 persons/ 1 week.
IR fence with motion tracker camera system.
Ground floor windows are bullet resistant.
Currently guarded by
Terrangar Air Force First Para Battalion
Terrangar Police
Guard units may not enter premises except if permitted by the current administrative head of IPO.
This arrangement may change.

[Pachamama]

All IPO delegates  will be provided with security vehicles.
These vehicles have a resistance class of B6/ B7

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Windows are B6
Ressitant against 7,62 NATO (.308 Winchester) from 10 meters and against shrapnel up to an impact speed of 830 meters per second.

Chassis is B7
Ressitant against 7,62 NATO (.308 Winchester) AP from 10 meters and against shrapnel up to an impact speed of 830 meters per second.

All vehicles are fire resistant and can withstand physical damage from axes, blunt weapons and explosive pressure from handgrenades place directly on top or below the vehicle.
Other features
Run flat tires
Air bags on all passenger positions
Communication set to the outside (There is no way you can talk trough the armored glass other than by microfone and loudspeaker.)
Tracking device and cell phone com system.
In case the vehicles doors are jammed in a traffic accidents windows can be blown out by explosive stripes.

[Union]

The conference room should have a table where we can sit around. That seating arrangement they have in the UN is too formal for my taste. If we're not facing each other, how can there be clear communication between delegates?

[Delfos]

Krelim-like table would be great, not exactly perfect round but very exquisite :p

[Aquatoria]

Micheal pulled out a folder. "My government wants to contribute to theis organization, so we have built a round table made from Canadian pine and oak. It is a gift to the esteemed nations present at this organization. Here is a picture."

[Pachamama]

I removed the picture.
I agree with Loyan and I like GCE`s idea.
There are only 2 problems I would like to point out.
We should choose a table large enough to add more nations in the future, and I find it difficult to present any data on a large screen so everybody can see it, instead of having to look into some folders.
Maybe someone has an idea.
Another idea is to have a computer screen build into the table at every delegates position.

[Khem]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DasPNFrP24
the multitouch. make it the surface of the table each person would have their own harddrive attached to their section which would link in a central hub. its a perfect idea for it.

[Feniexia]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DasPNFrP24
the multitouch. make it the surface of the table each person would have their own harddrive attached to their section which would link in a central hub. its a perfect idea for it.

Supported.

But please Neil, get your sig smaller...it's far too large.

[Delfos]

too techy imo.

[Pachamama]

I support Neil's idea.
Also it will be difficult to translate the wonderful amount of information into roleplay.
You cold simply pre-program a "tag" with the range of a comm system or helicopter type and it would put the range on a map.
There are also numerous other applications.
I must say I do not care about how "techy" it is as long as it works and supports our operations and work.
But I would also like to install hardwired phones and ports for laptops in case of system failure as a redundant system.

[Osamafune]

ZOMG, it's teh ghost man! 




I support teh ghost man's idea.

[Cantr]

I don't care how much tech there is so long as it's simple to use.

[Glomin]

sorry put this in the wrong one

[Khem]

I support Neil's idea.
Also it will be difficult to translate the wonderful amount of information into roleplay.
You cold simply pre-program a "tag" with the range of a comm system or helicopter type and it would put the range on a map.
There are also numerous other applications.
I must say I do not care about how "techy" it is as long as it works and supports our operations and work.
But I would also like to install hardwired phones and ports for laptops in case of system failure as a redundant system.

i quite agree with this idea. also it may be wise to have the complex equipped with a powerful backup generator for each building.

[Union]

OR, we can go Amish and not use anything that runs on electricity.