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* Common term for any technologies used to enhance the strength of starship or station spaceframes in order to maintain hull integrity at high accelerations or pressures (Various)
* Common term for any technologies used to enhance the strength of starship or station spaceframes in order to maintain hull integrity at high accelerations or pressures (Various)
** Often abbreviated "SIF" (DS9: "Shattered Mirror")
** Often abbreviated "SIF" (DS9: "Shattered Mirror")
* Technology involves both electromagnetic fields propagated through hull superstructure and forcefield projections to reinforce hull plating (SCE Short Story: "Wildfire, Book 2")
* Technology involves both electromagnetic fields propagated through hull superstructure and [[forcefield]] projections to reinforce hull plating (SCE Short Story: "Wildfire, Book 2")
* In the event of a hull breach, SIF force fields can prevent the escape of atmosphere (Various)
* In the event of a hull breach, SIF force fields can prevent the escape of atmosphere (Various)
** ''Often portrayed, but specified as being SIF fields in "Wildfire, Book 2"''
** ''Often portrayed, but specified as being SIF fields in "Wildfire, Book 2"''

Latest revision as of 22:26, 28 December 2025

  • Common term for any technologies used to enhance the strength of starship or station spaceframes in order to maintain hull integrity at high accelerations or pressures (Various)
    • Often abbreviated "SIF" (DS9: "Shattered Mirror")
  • Technology involves both electromagnetic fields propagated through hull superstructure and forcefield projections to reinforce hull plating (SCE Short Story: "Wildfire, Book 2")
  • In the event of a hull breach, SIF force fields can prevent the escape of atmosphere (Various)
    • Often portrayed, but specified as being SIF fields in "Wildfire, Book 2"
  • Generated by field coils (SCE Short Story: "Wildfire, Book 2")