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Holodeck - (Holographic Environment Simulator) The holodeck permits the simulation of virtually any environment or person with a degree of fidelity virtually indistingishable from reality. The holodeck employs three-dimensional holographic projections as well as transporter-based replications of actual objects. A large library of simulations are available in the holodecks of Galaxy-class straships, and the holodeck software permitted programs to be customized according to user preferences. Holodecks are used for a wide range of recreational, sports and training applications. The Enterprise-D holodeck systems were significantly upgraded in 2364 by the Bynars at Starbase 74. Holodeck software permitted a real person to be simulated by making use of file photos, voice recordings, and personality profile databases. The use of such simulations without the consent of the person being modeled is considered to be a serious invasion of privacy.

This is the home of many different holographic characters, stories, reenactments of historical events. One of the most famous characters is that of Dixon Hill.

Dixon Hill is a fictional private detective from the Dixon Hill series of short stories and novels set in San Francisco, Earth  , in the 1930's and 1940's. The character first appeared in the short story "The Big Goodbye" publishes in pulp magazine Amazing Detective Stories in 1934.

List on short stories and novels which include Dixon Hill:
  • "The Big Goodbye" -1934
  • The Long Dark Tunnel -1936
  • The Parrot's Claw -1940




Listing(incomplete) of other Holodeck/ Holosuite programs:
  • Aikido 1- Martial-arts exercise program.
  • Altonian brain teaser- Try to relax and make the multicolored sphere turn into a single color.
  • Alture VII relaxation program- Bathes you in a protein bath, then carries you off on a cloud of chromal vapor.
  • Ancient West "Deadwood"- Re-creation of a town on the 19th-century American wild frontier.
  • Barclay Programs- Series of customized programs designed by Lt. Reginald Barclay.
  • Baseball greats- Ben Sisko's program for baseball with such players as Buck Bokai, Tris Speaker, and Ted Williams.
  • Boreth- The klingon monastary where Worf met the clone of Kahless the Unforgettable.
  • Cafe des Artistes- A French sidewalk cafe located in Paris.
  • Champs-Elysees- The famous section of the city of Paris.
  • Charnock's Comedy Cabaret- A 20th-century comedy club.
  • A Christmas Carol- Dramatization of the classic Charles Dickens story.
  • Cliffs of Heaven- Program 47C, cliff diving on planet Cirrus IV.
  • Curtis Creek- Fly fishing in an Earth creek.
  • Dancing Lesson- Program Crusher 4, a ballroom setting with simulated dance partners where Dr. Beverly Crusher first studied dance.
  • Denubian Alps- Skiing in a spectacular mountain setting.
  • Desert sunset- A beautiful desert on a Class-M planet.
  • Emerald Wading Pool- From planet Sumiko III, a very safe experience.
  • Equestrian adventure- Horse riding in an open countryside with a choice of various mounts.
  • A conversation with Einstein- Simulation of Professor Albert Einstein.
  • Enterprise Bridge- The bridge of the original Constitution-class Starship Enterprise.
  • Henry V- Dramatization of Shakespeare's play.
  • Kabul River- Horseback riding im the Himalayas on Earth.
  • Kayaking- White-water adventure.
  • Klingon calisthenics program- Combat exercise program used by Lt. Cmdr. Worf.
  • Klingon Age of Ascension- The ceremony celebrating a warrior's coming of age.
  • Krois 1- The Kriosian Temple of Akadar, used for their Ceremony of Reconciliation.
  • Lauriento massage holoprogram #101A- A beautiful woman with webbed fingers who gives a great backrub.
  • The Low Note- New Orleans club on Bourbon Street, with jazz band, circa 1958.
  • Moonlight on the beach- Site of Lt. Cmdr. Geordi LaForge's unsuccessful date with Christi Henshaw.
  • Parallax Colony- A colorful "colony of free spirits."
  • Parkland- Open grassy field, location of Tasha Yar's memorial service.
  • Poker with great scientists- Poker Game with simulations of Sir Issac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Stephen Hawking.
  • Riga, Stano- Comedy program based on the noted 23rd-century quantum physicist and humorist.
  • Romulus- The incredibly beautiful Chula Valley on Romulus.
  • Rousseau V- A spectacular asteroid belt
  • Sherlock Holmes- Nineteenth-century London according to the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
  • Tanuga Station- Series of simulations used in the extradition trial of Cmdr. William Riker.
  • Three Musketeers- The classic tale reinterpreted by Reginald Barclay.
  • Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards- Holodeck file 9140, a drafting room where part of the Enterprise-D was designed.
  • Wooded Parkland- Natural setting with a stream.
  • World Series- Including the last professional baseball game ever played.