Restoration phases

The DRC uses restoration phases to describe the various stages that an Age or location must go through before it can be released to explorers. This restoration process is seperated into five "phases" or stages.

Phases

Phase 1: Initial Mapping 

During this Phase, basic maps and documents are created for the Age or location being restored. These documents are later detailed further in phase 3. Dr. Kodama is the head DRC member in charge of this phase.

Phase 2: Structural Analysis 

All structures and supports are examined for integrity and safety. Dr. Kodama also heads the completion of this phase.

Phase 3: Detailed Analysis 

The Age or location is given a thorough examination by a survey team, which creates extensive maps and additional documentation on the area. Dr. Sutherland is in charge of this phase.

Phase 4: Restoration 

This is the most extensive phase, during which all machinery is repaired, structures are secured, and cleanup is performed. Mr. Engberg is in charge of operations in this phase.

Phase 5: Limited Access 

In this final phase before completion, the Age or location is opened for limited access by authorized explorers. Dr. Sutherland oversees the operations of this phase.