Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual

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A detailed look at the technology of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Summary 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Section I - Deep Space 9 2.3 Section II - Starfleet, Allied and Threat Vessels 2.4 Acknowledgments & Afterword 2.5 Foldouts 3 References 3.1 Characters 3.2 Locations 3.3 Facilities 3.4 Measurements 3.5 Species 3.6 Starships and vehicles 3.7 Starship classes 3.8 Small craft 3.9 Starship classification 3.10 States and Organizations 3.11 Substances 3.12 Technology 3.13 Other 4 Information 5 References in Star Trek literature 5.1 Related releases 6 Images 7 Connections

[edit] Introduction

Unlock the secrets of Terok Nor!

It was once a battered Cardassian ore-processing facility orbiting the planet Bajor. But Terok Nor took on new life when the Cardassians evacuated and were replaced by Starfleet personnel. With the discovery of a nearby stable wormhole connecting the Alpha Quadrant with the Gamma Quadrant, the newly christened Space Station Deep Space 9 became one of the most important installations in known space.

Filled with hundreds of schematic diagrams and illustrations, the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual is essential for anyone interested in the ships, technology and weapons of Starfleet and the many different species, who frequent the station, including the Klingons, the Bajorans, the Romulans, the Cardassians, and the Jem'Hadar.

As an added bonus, four full-color gatefolds have been specially created for this book. In addition to providing an in-depth look at the exteriors of the station, these illustrations also show the Promenade, and highlight the USS Defiant.

Turning the ravaged outpost into a fully operational station involved much more than a simple name change. The transformation represented an arduous challenge to the Starfleet engineers who were required to merge two divergent technologies. How they achieved that feat, and how the Federation helps the Bajoran government keep the station running smoothly, is revealed in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual.

[edit] Summary

[edit] Introduction

• Introduction by Ira Steven Behr
• Authors' introduction

[edit] Section I - Deep Space 9

• Chapter 1: Deep Space 9 Introduction
• Chapter 2: Station structures
• Chapter 3: Command systems
• Chapter 4: Computer systems
• Chapter 5: Power generation systems
• Chapter 6: Utilities and auxiliary systems
• Chapter 7: Communications
• Chapter 8: Transporter systems
• Chapter 9: Science and remote sensing systems
• Chapter 10: Tactical systems
• Chapter 11: Environmental systems
• Chapter 12: Personnel support systems
• Chapter 13: Emergency operations

[edit] Section II - Starfleet, Allied and Threat Vessels

• Chapter 14: Starfleet support spacecraft
• 14.1: USS Defiant
• Chapter 15: Allied spacecraft
• Chapter 16: Threat force spacecraft

[edit] Acknowledgments & Afterword

• Acknowledgments
• Afterword by Ronald D. Moore

[edit] Foldouts

• Deep Space 9 schematics
• USS Defiant schematic

[edit] References

[edit] Characters

Dukat • Jaresh-Inyo • Kahless the Unforgettable • Tavor Kell • Odo • Q • Quark • Rom • Benjamin Sisko • Batelle Toh • Zek

[edit] Locations

Alpha Quadrant • Antares IV • Bajor • Bajor IX • Bajor sector • Bajor system • Bajoran wormhole/Celestial Temple • Bajor-B'hava'el • B'hala • Beta Quadrant • Cardassia • Cardassian system • Dahkur Province • Delta Quadrant • Denorios Belt • Docking ring • Earth • Gamma Quadrant • Groombridge 273-2A • Habitat ring • Idran system • Jumja stick kiosk • Klingon restaurant • Mars • Mirror universe • Paris • Promenade • Quark's • Replimat • Rigel VI • San Francisco • Sector 001 • Sol system • Tokyo • Quark's • Qo'noS • Ukraine

[edit] Facilities

Antares shipyards • Cardassia Prime orbital three assembly facility • Deep Space 9 • Dyson sphere • Empok Nor • McKinley Station • Qo'noS orbital factory base • Spacedock 1 • Starbase 134 • Starbase 211 • Starbase 257 • Starbase 375 • Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards • Wormhole relay station

[edit] Measurements

Celsius • Cochrane • Gram • Isoton • Kelvin • Kilogram • Kilometer • Meter • Tarim

[edit] Species

Bajoran • Borg • Cardassian • Changeling • Cytherian • Ferengi • Grazerite • Human • Jem'Hadar • Klingon • Pah-wraith • Prophets • Q • Romulan • Tkon • Vorta

[edit] Starships and vehicles

USS Centaur • USS Curry • USS Danube • USS Defiant • USS Enterprise-D • USS Jupp • USS Mekong • USS Orinoco • USS Rio Grande • USS Raging Queen • USS Rubicon • USS Voyager • USS Yangtzee Kiang

[edit] Starship classes

Akira-class • Ambassador-class • Bajoran assault vessel • B'rel-class • Cardassian freighter • Constitution-class • Danube-class • D'deridex-class • Excelsior-class • Galaxy-class • Galor-class • K'vort-class • Hideki-class • Keldon-class • Intrepid-class • Jem'Hadar fighter • Miranda-class • Nebula-class • Negh'Var-class • Norway-class • Renaissance-class| Romulan shuttle • Saber-class • Sovereign-class • Starfleet tanker • Soyuz-class • Vor'cha-class • Warp freighter

[edit] Small craft

Escape pod • Chaffee • Class 1 probe • Class 4 probe • Class 5 probe • Class 8 probe • Class 9 probe • Lifeboat • Shuttlepod • Tricorder • Type-6 shuttlecraft • Type-10 shuttlecraft • Type-15 shuttlepod • Type-16 shuttlepod • Work Bee

[edit] Starship classification

Attack cruiser • Battle cruiser • Bird-of-Prey • Destroyer • Escort • Explorer • Freighter • Heavy carrier • Heavy cruiser • Light cruiser • Medium cruiser • Strike fighter • Warship

[edit] States and Organizations

Advanced Starship Design Bureau • Alliance for Global Unity • Bajoran Militia • Bajoran Resistance • Cardassian Central Command • Cardassian Guard • Cardassian Union • Council of the United Federation of Planets • Deep Space 9 Trade Association • Defensive Weapons Development Laboratory • Dominion • Ferengi Alliance • Founders • Klingon Defense Force • Klingon Empire • Klingon High Council • Obsidian Order • Promenade Merchants' Association • Romulan Star Empire • Starfleet • Starfleet Materiel Supply Command • Starfleet Command • Starfleet Corps of Engineers • Starfleet Intelligence • Starfleet Research and Development • Starfleet Technology Assessment Directorate • United Federation of Planets

[edit] Substances

Antideuterium • Antimatter • Argon • Baakonite • Carbon dioxide • Dilithium • Deuterium • Duranium • Durmanite • Hafnium beritite • Helium • Isotolinium • Kelindide • Lithium • Mercury (element) • Neon • Neutrino • Neutronium • Nickel • Nitrogen • Oxygen • Polyduranium • Polykeiyurium • Rodinium • Rodinium boronate • Rodinium dicorferite • Rodinium excelinate • Rodinium monocrystal • Rodinium pentacarbide • Sarium krellide • S'ephelnium calmecite • Silithium • Soliton • Tolinite • Toranium • Trilithium • Tritanium • Tritium • Uridium • Verteron • Xenon

[edit] Technology

Ablative armor • Airlock • Antennae farm • Antimatter pod • Assault rifle • Bajoran rifle • Biofilter • Biogenic weapon • Bussard collector • Cardassian disruptor • Cochrane warp core • Combadge • Cloaking device • Disruptor wave cannon • Environmental suit • Fire-suppression system • Food replicator • Fusion reactor • Graviton emitter • Graviton generator • Hull plating • Hypospray • Industrial replicator • Isolinear chip • Isolinear rod • Laser scalpel • Microtorpedo launcher • Nacelle • Navigational deflector • Neural stimulator • PADD • Phased polaron beam • Phaser • Phaser cannon • Phaser cutter • Phaser strip • Photon torpedo • Pulse phaser • Pulse phaser cannon • Quantum torpedo • Self-replicating mine • Sonic shower • Spiral wave disruptor • Subspace transceiver • Warhead • Warhead module • Warp coil • Warp nacelle

[edit] Other

2051 • 2268 • 2328 • 2343 • 2346 • 2355 • 2359 • 2365 • 2368 • 2369 • 2370 • 2371 • 2372 • 2373 • 2374 • 2375 • Aircraft carrier • Bajoran earring • Bajoran religion • Bajoran prophecy • Bat'leth • Battle of Wolf 359 • Cargo bay • Crossover bridge • D'k tahg • Dominion War • Electromagnetic radiation • Emissary of the Prophets • Explosive decompression • Federation defense perimeter • Federation-Cardassian War • Federation-Klingon War of 2373 • Firewall • Gamma radiation • Gil • Grand Nagus • Great Seal of the United Federation of Planets • Jefferies tube • Jumja stick • Lower core • Mek'leth • NXP • Occupation of Bajor • Operation Return • Orb • Orb of Time • Orb of Prophecy and Change • Orb of Wisdom • Plasma torus • Raktajino • Subspace filament • Subspace inversion • Subspace silence • Temporal rift • Transwarp • Treaty of Algeron • Voiceprint

[edit] Information

• Ira Steven Behr wrote the introduction and Ronald D. Moore wrote the afterword.
• The authors mention reading Franz Joseph's Star Trek Blueprints.
• Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens used the Deep Space Nine Technical Manual when writing the Millennium trilogy, Keith R. A. DeCandido used it while writing Demons of Air and Darkness and David Mack used it when writing Warpath.
• Illustrations from the Technical Manual were used in Deep Space Nine's DVD releases.

[edit] References in Star Trek literature

• The name of Bajor's sun (B'hava'el) has been used in the Millennium trilogy, several of the DS9 relaunch novels and in the Star Trek: Terok Nor series.
• The Cardassian rank of Gil was used in the Star Trek: Terok Nor series.
• The components of a Cardassian disruptor from the Companion were again mentioned in Fearful Symmetry.

[edit] Related releases

• Star Fleet Technical Manual
• Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual
• Star Trek Blueprints

[edit] Images

The multimission module pack of a Danube class	The development patch for the Danube class	A microtorpedo	Habitat ring
Habitat ring section	Lower core	A runabout pad	A defence sail
Fusion core	Norway class side	Danube class side	Yeager type
Defiant-class pathfinder

[edit] Connections

• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.