FACAH-Spaces-View Quick Start Guide
This page assumes you have read FACAH Quick Start Guide Summary
Overview
This view includes detail information about how space is used at UCSD.
A Space can be a room, sections of a room like cubes or desks, conference room, hallway, restroom, patio, closet, any physical location within a building.
Critical Concepts
How is Space Organized
A space can mean a variety of things at UCSD: room, hallway, sections of a room like cubes or desks, closet, restroom.
Spaces are organized into a location hierarchy along the lines of Campus > Neighborhood > Building > Floor > Space > Allocations
Allocations refers to a space’s relationship with departments and clusters. A Space can have multiple allocations to different departments and clusters at the same time.
Additionally, a space can have different types of assigned occupants. Not all spaces have occupants.
Note: Buildings in planning or development do not have spaces and are not included in FACAH.
Steps to Take
Key Fields
Space ID
Space Occupant Count
Space Sq Ft
Key Filters
Space Type = ‘Space’ ensures you are looking at individual spaces, no suites or groupings of spaces
Space Stats = ‘Active’
If you still have questions or need assistance, please email busintel@ucsd.edu