Definition
A space X is said to be order totally paracompact if for every open base B of X, there exists a order locally finite open covering U of X such that for each V in U, there exists A in B such that A contains V and boundary A contains boundary V.
Reference
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M. K. Singal, Some Generalizations of Paracompactness, Proceedings of the Kanpur topological conference, 1968. Academia Publishing House of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Praha, 1971. pp. 245-263.