OSP

The Olympic swimming pool as a metric unit of measurement.

This follows on from this, which in turn was based on this. The idea is to use the volume of an average Olympic swimming pool - 2,500,000L according to wikipedia - as a unit, abbreviated to OSP. For example, this would mean that Sydney Harbour (500 gigalitres) is 200 kiloOSPs or 0.2 megaOSPs and a pint of beer (.57 litres) is 228 nanoOSPs or 0.228 microOSPs.

Enter a volume in litres to convert it to Olympic swimming pool units:

Unit Name Power Volume in Litres
gigaOSP 109 2,500,000,000,000,000
megaOSP 106 2,500,000,000,000
kiloOSP 103 2,500,000,000
hectoOSP 102 250,000,000
decaOSP 101 25,000,000
OSP 100 2,500,000
deciOSP 10-1 250,000
centiOSP 10-2 25,000
milliOSP 10-3 2,500
microOSP 10-6 2.5
nanoOSP 10-9 0.0025