Scoring Brief

I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring
competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for scoring
using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a seminar on
scoring for our membership.

Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and algorithms
that they could share with me?

Thanks in advance.

Rick Fuller "CL"

Rick - Have you gone to the Winscore website and checked out the tutorial videos?

http://www.gfbyars.com/winscore/

--Noel

Hi Rick,

The scoring program was designed using the scoring equations in the U.S.
soaring contest rules - which are available on the SSA web site.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde

"Rick Fuller" wrote in message
...

I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring
competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for scoring
using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a seminar on
scoring for our membership.

Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and algorithms
that they could share with me?

Thanks in advance.

Rick Fuller "CL"

Thanks, Paul. I was hoping for a pre-made brief in a PowerPoint or PDF
format to avoid reinventing the wheel.

Rick "CL"


At 17:36 03 July 2013, Paul Remde wrote:
Hi Rick,

The scoring program was designed using the scoring equations in the U.S.
soaring contest rules - which are available on the SSA web site.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde

"Rick Fuller" wrote in message
...

I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring
competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for scoring
using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a seminar
on
scoring for our membership.

Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and algorithms
that they could share with me?

Thanks in advance.

Rick Fuller "CL"

On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 6:06:11 PM UTC-4, Rick Fuller wrote:
Thanks, Paul. I was hoping for a pre-made brief in a PowerPoint or PDF

format to avoid reinventing the wheel.



Rick "CL"





At 17:36 03 July 2013, Paul Remde wrote:

Hi Rick,



The scoring program was designed using the scoring equations in the U.S.

soaring contest rules - which are available on the SSA web site.



Best Regards,



Paul Remde



"Rick Fuller" wrote in message

...



I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring

competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for scoring

using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a seminar

on

scoring for our membership.



Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and algorithms

that they could share with me?



Thanks in advance.



Rick Fuller "CL"





Rick,
Are you wanting to teach folks how to use Winscore, or are you wanting to teach them what the tasks and measurements are?

The appendix to the rules contain lots of graphics about starts, tasks and finishes.

QT

At 00:40 04 July 2013, wrote:
On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 6:06:11 PM UTC-4, Rick Fuller wrote:
Thanks, Paul. I was hoping for a pre-made brief in a PowerPoint or PDF


format to avoid reinventing the wheel.



Rick "CL"





At 17:36 03 July 2013, Paul Remde wrote:

Hi Rick,



The scoring program was designed using the scoring equations in the
U.S.


soaring contest rules - which are available on the SSA web site.



Best Regards,



Paul Remde



"Rick Fuller" wrote in message

...



I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring

competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for
scoring

using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a
seminar

on

scoring for our membership.



Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and
algorithms

that they could share with me?



Thanks in advance.



Rick Fuller "CL"





Rick,
Are you wanting to teach folks how to use Winscore, or are you wanting to
teach them what the tasks and measurements are?

The appendix to the rules contain lots of graphics about starts, tasks
and
finishes.

QT

I'd like to teach folks a working knowledge of the SSA scoring rules but
not the inner working of Winscore. Essentially what a competitor should
know before entering his first contest.

I have plenty of referenc material; just hoping to find a ready-made
briefing.

Rick

On Thursday, July 4, 2013 2:36:34 PM UTC-4, Rick Fuller wrote:
At 00:40 04 July 2013, wrote:

On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 6:06:11 PM UTC-4, Rick Fuller wrote:

Thanks, Paul. I was hoping for a pre-made brief in a PowerPoint or PDF





format to avoid reinventing the wheel.







Rick "CL"











At 17:36 03 July 2013, Paul Remde wrote:



Hi Rick,







The scoring program was designed using the scoring equations in the

U.S.





soaring contest rules - which are available on the SSA web site.







Best Regards,







Paul Remde







"Rick Fuller" wrote in message



...







I'm the scorer for our club's annual Task Day cross-country soaring



competition at M-ASA. We use the Regional Sports Class rules for

scoring



using the latest version of Winscore. I've benn asked to lead a

seminar



on



scoring for our membership.







Does anyone have a briefing on the Winscore scoring rules and

algorithms



that they could share with me?







Thanks in advance.







Rick Fuller "CL"











Rick,

Are you wanting to teach folks how to use Winscore, or are you wanting to

teach them what the tasks and measurements are?



The appendix to the rules contain lots of graphics about starts, tasks

and

finishes.



QT



I'd like to teach folks a working knowledge of the SSA scoring rules but

not the inner working of Winscore. Essentially what a competitor should

know before entering his first contest.



I have plenty of referenc material; just hoping to find a ready-made

briefing.



Rick

Rick,
Here is one resource:
http://www.ssa.org/files/member/SSA%...ion%202011.pdf

also email me directly at quebec dot tango at gmaildotcom I have a presentation (10MB) that may be useful.
QT