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SI subsystems and their uses

Making use of a proposed extension to the system of SI prefixes, it is shown how it is possible to create alternative coherent systems of units. Two examples of such systems are presented, each applicable to vastly different domains of scale in the physical world. It is suggested that experimentation with such systems can lead to a deeper understanding of how coherent units work and result in more manageable numbers in their particular regime.