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Emergency Escape Protocol

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E.E.P was an abbreviation visible on the blast door map. The expansion of the acronym to Emergency Escape Protocol was confirmed in the official Lost jigsaw puzzles. * "Known to be a hub for E.E.P. conduits" - at 11:00 * "Multiple escape conducts blocked after incident" (indicating the Swan) - at 7:00 * "Possible terminal point for Subterranean E.E.P. tunnel network?" - at 1:00 * "No connection to islandwide E.E.P. network" - at 6:00 (written sideways)

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E.E.P was an abbreviation visible on the blast door map. The expansion of the acronym to Emergency Escape Protocol was confirmed in the official Lost jigsaw puzzles. * "Known to be a hub for E.E.P. conduits" - at 11:00 * "Multiple escape conducts blocked after incident" (indicating the Swan) - at 7:00 * "Possible terminal point for Subterranean E.E.P. tunnel network?" - at 1:00 * "No connection to islandwide E.E.P. network" - at 6:00 (written sideways) These references suggest that the E.E.P. was a series of subterranean conduits possibly leading to the Arrow. Indeed, the map showed many interconnected tunnels, as did the DHARMA cabling map found by Sayid at the Flame.