Information Management
- Chancellor's Space Review
- Department Hierarchy Alignment Initiative
- Employee Work Location
- Space Management Tools and Services
- Triton Addressing Initiative
- Live Density Program
UC San Diego uses the Tririga Integrated Workplace Management System to help leadership make strategic facilities and real estate decisions that best serve the university and its constituents.
All campus space managers and their designated staff are expected to support biannual space information reviews and keep occupancy, vacancy and department use information accurate.
Some space management information is not editable by users in FIM/Tririga and requires our assistance.
Until the OnBase document repository is available (expected winter 2024), find vector plans and project PDFs in the legacy Facilities Information System. The system is not part of the campus SSO, but a password is required.
We will work with you to ensure that you have the support you need. Contact omcp@ucsd.edu to schedule remote instruction over Zoom.
UC San Diego One Drive account is required to access these video files. To view videos:
Presentations from instructor-led training held in April and May 2019
Campus space managers and planners share tricks, lessons learned, new features and ideas on how best to support their teams. This Community of Practice is a great place to get your questions answered and see real examples of how to use Tririga.
Access on OneDrive with your UC San Diego SSOaccount
Contact omcp@ucsd.edu.
New developments – concurrent with the advance notice for the Fall 2022 Space Information Review
Possible future enhancements include:
Future employee work location process improvement: To streamline the collection of employee work locations, a group of campus and health leaders are working on a new employee process and solution powered by Tririga that will change how we collect this information in the future. This process will support HR compliance processes and space planning requirements. The target release is spring 2023.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) Survey of Science and Engineering Research Facilities is a congressionally mandated, biennial survey that collects data on the amount, construction, repair, renovation and funding of research facilities as well as the computing and networking capacities at U.S. colleges and universities.
Past UC San Diego Science and Engineering Research Facilities submissions (PDFs):
Contact omcp@ucsd.edu.