Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions

Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions

Aerobatics is a sport whose specificity significantly differs from other air disciplines. Aerial figures performed in a confined space (referred to as a ‘box’) are a challenge not only for the pilots, but also for the jury evaluating the competition. Subjective scores of the judges are converted by...

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Main Authors: Linka Anita, Frąckowiak Andrzej, Wróblewska Agnieszka
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2017-10-01
Series:Journal of KONBiN
Subjects:
aerobatics
data processing software
judging the aerobatics competition
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1515/jok-2017-0042
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spelling doaj-5d5082c2bd4242b880bc450238c5e8652021-09-06T19:40:50ZengSciendoJournal of KONBiN2083-46082017-10-0143111312310.1515/jok-2017-0042jok-2017-0042Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic CompetitionsLinka Anita0Frąckowiak Andrzej1Wróblewska Agnieszka2Poznan University of TechnologyPoznan University of TechnologyPoznan University of TechnologyAerobatics is a sport whose specificity significantly differs from other air disciplines. Aerial figures performed in a confined space (referred to as a ‘box’) are a challenge not only for the pilots, but also for the jury evaluating the competition. Subjective scores of the judges are converted by a dedicated FPS (Fair Play System) system. FPS is the basis for the ACRO scoring software (Aerobatic Contest Result Organizer) used to convert and publish the results of aerobatic contests organized worldwide. Due to the multi-aspect nature of data processing, the system is not always understood by the players. The paper attempts to explain various stages of calculations and explore issues associated with standard judging. This aspect is extremely important, not only for the competing pilots, but also for the judges and the viewers.https://doi.org/10.1515/jok-2017-0042aerobaticsdata processing softwarejudging the aerobatics competition
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Frąckowiak Andrzej
Wróblewska Agnieszka
Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
Journal of KONBiN
aerobatics
data processing software
judging the aerobatics competition
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Frąckowiak Andrzej
Wróblewska Agnieszka
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title Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
title_short Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
title_full Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
title_fullStr Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
title_full_unstemmed Methodology for Processing of the Judge Rates in the Context of Aerobatic Competitions
title_sort methodology for processing of the judge rates in the context of aerobatic competitions
publisher Sciendo
series Journal of KONBiN
issn 2083-4608
publishDate 2017-10-01
description Aerobatics is a sport whose specificity significantly differs from other air disciplines. Aerial figures performed in a confined space (referred to as a ‘box’) are a challenge not only for the pilots, but also for the jury evaluating the competition. Subjective scores of the judges are converted by a dedicated FPS (Fair Play System) system. FPS is the basis for the ACRO scoring software (Aerobatic Contest Result Organizer) used to convert and publish the results of aerobatic contests organized worldwide. Due to the multi-aspect nature of data processing, the system is not always understood by the players. The paper attempts to explain various stages of calculations and explore issues associated with standard judging. This aspect is extremely important, not only for the competing pilots, but also for the judges and the viewers.
topic aerobatics
data processing software
judging the aerobatics competition
url https://doi.org/10.1515/jok-2017-0042
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