Scoring a Halfpipe or Slopestyle - Revision history

CJT: /* Generating Reports */

2020-05-05T22:00:31Z

Generating Reports

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	== Generating Reports ==		== Generating Reports ==
	Results: There are two types of Result Reports that can be generated. The Qualifying Results and the Final Results.		'''Results:'''

			There are two types of Result Reports that can be generated. The Qualifying Results and the Final Results.

	* Qualifying Results		* Qualifying Results
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	** Select the Report Button from the Competitor screen.		** Select the Report Button from the Competitor screen.
	** Select Race Results and print		** Select Race Results and print
	*** This will generate results for all athletes in the ~~competiton~~. Athletes that qualified for finals will be listed first and all other athletes will be listed in a separate section titled „Did not qualify for finals.“		*** This will generate results for all athletes in the competition. Athletes that qualified for finals will be listed first and all other athletes will be listed in a separate section titled „Did not qualify for finals.“
	**** NOTE: Athletes who didn't qualify for finals may have higher scores than athletes who did qualify for finals. This is expected as athletes who did qualify for finals are deemed to be ranked higher than those who didn't.		**** NOTE: Athletes who didn't qualify for finals may have higher scores than athletes who did qualify for finals. This is expected as athletes who did qualify for finals are deemed to be ranked higher than those who didn't.
	** Select Points Report and print.		** Select Points Report and print.

CJT: /* Scoring a Halfpipe or Slopestyle */

2020-05-05T21:59:11Z

Scoring a Halfpipe or Slopestyle

CJT: /* Entering Judges Scores */

2012-08-27T19:35:36Z

Entering Judges Scores

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	**Scores can be manually entered from judges scoresheets by using the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Judges_Scores\|Enter HP/SS Judges Scores]] button on the Competitor Screen.		**Scores can be manually entered from judges scoresheets by using the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Judges_Scores\|Enter HP/SS Judges Scores]] button on the Competitor Screen.
	** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.		** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.
	** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/~~> <nowiki~~>HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.~~</nowiki>~~		** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.

	[[File:Other Judge Scores.jpg]]		[[File:Other Judge Scores.jpg]]

CJT: /* Generating Reports */

2012-07-10T21:39:00Z

Generating Reports

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	== Generating Reports ==		== Generating Reports ==
			Results: There are two types of Result Reports that can be generated. The Qualifying Results and the Final Results.

			* Qualifying Results
			** After the heat is completed, results for that heat should be generated to allow athletes to prepare for the Finals.
			***
			**** Highlight the athletes from the current heat or hide the athletes that are not participating in the heat that you are generating the report for.
			**** Select the Report Button from the Competitor screen.
			**** Select Current Round → Results to print the Qualifying Results

			Note: You can also use this procedure for generating results for each run if desired.

			* Final Results
			** Make sure that Finals is selected in Header Tab
			** Make sure that the appropriate point scale is selected in the Header Tab
			** Select the Report Button from the Competitor screen.
			** Select Race Results and print
			*** This will generate results for all athletes in the competiton. Athletes that qualified for finals will be listed first and all other athletes will be listed in a separate section titled „Did not qualify for finals.“
			**** NOTE: Athletes who didn't qualify for finals may have higher scores than athletes who did qualify for finals. This is expected as athletes who did qualify for finals are deemed to be ranked higher than those who didn't.
			** Select Points Report and print.

CJT: /* Correcting Scores */

2012-06-26T18:43:00Z

Correcting Scores

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	**Choose the correct round (Semi or Final)		**Choose the correct round (Semi or Final)
	**Select the round/judge score that needs to be edited.		**Select the round/judge score that needs to be edited.
	~~<!--Need graphic here-->~~		[[File:DblClick Comp.jpg]]
	*From the Other Options button		*From the Other Options button
	**Type in the bib of the athlete whose score needs to be corrected		**Type in the bib of the athlete whose score needs to be corrected
	**This Screen will appear		<!--**This Screen will appear-->
	~~[[File:DblClick Comp.jpg]]~~
	**Edit the score of the corresponding judge		**Edit the score of the corresponding judge
	**Close the screen or move on to the next athlete.		**Close the screen or move on to the next athlete.

CJT: /* Correcting Scores */

2012-06-26T18:41:43Z

Correcting Scores

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	*From the Other Options button		*From the Other Options button
	**Type in the bib of the athlete whose score needs to be corrected		**Type in the bib of the athlete whose score needs to be corrected
	**[[~~This screen~~]] ~~will appear~~		**This Screen will appear
			[[File:DblClick Comp.jpg]]
	**Edit the score of the corresponding judge		**Edit the score of the corresponding judge
	**Close the screen or move on to the next athlete.		**Close the screen or move on to the next athlete.

CJT: /* Entering Judges Scores */

2012-06-26T18:22:03Z

Entering Judges Scores

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	** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.		** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.
	** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> <nowiki>HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.</nowiki>		** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> <nowiki>HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.</nowiki>
	~~<!--Need graphic and better descriptions-->~~
			[[File:Other Judge Scores.jpg]]

	* With Keypads		* With Keypads
	**Information on setting up the Summit Systems SRT1000 can be found [[National_FIS_Software_:_Timing_Setup#Snowboard_Halfpipe_and_Slopestyle_Scoring\|here]].		**Information on setting up the Summit Systems SRT1000 can be found [[National_FIS_Software_:_Timing_Setup#Snowboard_Halfpipe_and_Slopestyle_Scoring\|here]].

CJT: /* Choosing the correct round */

2012-06-26T18:17:48Z

Choosing the correct round

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	=== Choosing the correct round ===		=== Choosing the correct round ===
	From the [[Race_Header#Current_Round\|Race Header Tab]] choose whether you are in a qualifying (semi-final) round or the final round. It is very important that you assign scores to the correct round for the final results to print correctly.		From the [[Race_Header#Current_Round\|Race Header Tab]] choose whether you are in a qualifying (semi-final) round or the final round. It is very important that you assign scores to the correct round for the final results to print correctly.

			[[File:HP Header.jpg]]

	== Entering Judges Scores ==		== Entering Judges Scores ==

CJT: /* Where to start? */

2012-06-26T18:12:15Z

Where to start?

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	** [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Only randomize ONCE!]]		** [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Only randomize ONCE!]]
	* Review the 'draw' for 'stacked' heats. Divide the field evenly into heats and assign start numbers and bib numbers from the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Bib_Options\|Other Options button]] on the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitor]] screen.		* Review the 'draw' for 'stacked' heats. Divide the field evenly into heats and assign start numbers and bib numbers from the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Bib_Options\|Other Options button]] on the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitor]] screen.
	* Generate a [[Start List]]		* Generate a [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Reports \|Start List]]

	=== Choosing the correct round ===		=== Choosing the correct round ===

CJT: /* Entering Judges Scores */

2012-04-24T18:52:59Z

Entering Judges Scores

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	**Scores can be manually entered from judges scoresheets by using the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Judges_Scores\|Enter HP/SS Judges Scores]] button on the Competitor Screen.		**Scores can be manually entered from judges scoresheets by using the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Judges_Scores\|Enter HP/SS Judges Scores]] button on the Competitor Screen.
	** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.		** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.
	** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> <nowiki>HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [Correcting Scores] below.</nowiki>		** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> <nowiki>HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.</nowiki>
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	* With Keypads		* With Keypads

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	As of the 2011/2012 Revolution Tours and NorAm cups are scored using a qualifying system that consists of two or more heats where the best of two runs decides who will go to the finals. Both of these can be changed based on the size of the field and any force majeur jury decisions.		As of the 2011/2012 Revolution Tours and NorAm cups are scored using a qualifying system that consists of two or more heats where the best of two runs decides who will go to the finals. Both of these can be changed based on the size of the field and any force majeur jury decisions.

	At the Revolution Tour, the men's finals are determined by the Top 4 athletes in each heat, then the next Top 4 athletes over all. For women, the top 6 athletes from the qualifying round advance to finals.

	== Where to start? ==		== Where to start? ==
	* Enter all the athletes as described in the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors \|Competitors]] section.		* Enter all the athletes as described in the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors \|Competitors]] section.
	* Generate a [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Reports\|Current Points List]] for the Team Captains to review by selecting 'Points List' on the Report button of the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitors]] screen.		* Generate a [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Reports\|Current Points List]] for the Team Captains to review by selecting 'Points List' on the Report button of the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitors]] screen.
	* Once roll call has been approved during the Team Captains meeting, use the software to [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Randomize]] the entire field		* Once roll call has been approved during the Team Captains meeting, use the software to [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Randomize]] the entire field.

	** [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Only randomize ONCE!]]		** [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Sort#Only_Random_Sort_Once.21\|Only randomize ONCE!]]
	* Review the 'draw' for 'stacked' heats. Divide the field evenly into heats and assign start numbers and bib numbers from the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Bib_Options\|Other Options button]] on the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitor]] screen.		* Review the 'draw' for 'stacked' heats. Divide the field evenly into heats and assign start numbers and bib numbers from the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Other_Bib_Options\|Other Options button]] on the [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors\|Competitor]] screen.
	* Generate a [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Reports \|Start List]]		* Generate a [[National_FIS_Software_:_Competitors_Reports \|Start List]]

			'''NOTE:''' for FIS events, seeding for heats must follow Rule 3501.1.2. You will need to use a spreadsheet to perform this.

	=== Choosing the correct round ===		=== Choosing the correct round ===
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	** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.		** Select the correct run number, then manually type in the scores. SplitSecond will accomodate a 10 point scale (1.2, 5.5, 9.0) or a 100 point scale (12, 55, 90). If the 10 point scale is used, the tabulator must enter the decimal point.
	** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.		** <nowiki>Make sure that you confirm with your Head Judge which point scale you will be using. Also, confirm with the HJ whether the scores will be cumulative, an average, or throw out of high and low score. (Set this on the [Race_Header\|Race Header page].</nowiki><br/> HINT: If a competitor is a DNS, and you have accidentally put in a score for that athlete, it is best to delete the score and make sure that the status is set to "DNS". If you leave the score and simply set the status to "DNS", this sometimes will generate results incorrectly. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.

			'''NOTE:''' If you have more than 4 judges, this system will not work. You will need to edit the scores within the competitor screen. See [[Scoring_a_Halfpipe_or_Slopestyle#Correcting_Scores\|Correcting Scores]] below.

	[[File:Other Judge Scores.jpg]]		[[File:Other Judge Scores.jpg]]