In CD-ROM terms, the beginning of the user data area on a CD-ROM. Under ISO 9660, this area starts at address 00:02:16. In DVD terms, the physical region residing between the Lead-In and Lead-Out areas where the actual data content of the disc appears.
the portion of the graphics output area in which data values are displayed. In the Annotate facility, the data area defines a coordinate system. In plots and bar charts, the data area is bounded by axes; in choropleth maps, the data area is bounded by the edge of the unit areas. See also graphics output area, procedure output area, and coordinate system.
One of two divisions of CD- ROM volume space; includes the remaining volume space, beginning with logical sector 16.
The physical area of a DVD disc between the lead in and the lead out (or middle area) which contains the stored data content of the disc.
In ISO 9660, the space on a CD-ROM where the user data is written. It begins at the physical sector address 00:02:16.
The space on a CD or DVD where the digital content is located.
The space on a disc where data is written. Other areas of the disc are reserved for lead-in/lead-out, clamping and labels.
An area of data beginning with reference number 00:00:00 (ISO 9660).