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1 Coaches Clinic
2 Test Format Review of Individual Test Elements Items to Bring Tips Links
3 General Test Format: Storyline Test Navigation Elements Identification of Landmarks, features, etc. Aerial/Satellite Photographs
4 General Test Format: Storyline Test Tom sees some helicopters flying over the Camp Lejeune area. Lt. Fisher said, A buddy of mine told me he was practicing his navigation today. He was going to hover at 34 35'30" latitude, and 77 20'16" longitude. Tom plotted the lat and long on the quad map. 20. What is the elevation of the ground at this location? (10 points) 21. How would you describe the topography at this location? Leavenworth depends on visitors for most of its income. A worker at the sewage disposal plant loans us his car so we can drive around a bit and spend money. We came here to buy apples, so that s OK with us. We drive a few hundred meters West from the plant, then North on an unnamed road. As we drive North on this road, we notice that the land along the East and West sides of the road are quite different. 31. How does the land along the East side of the road differ from the land along West side of the road? (Answer as: the East is and but the West is and )
5 Test may include, but is not limited to: Topographic Map Elements:
6 Test may include, but is not limited to: Topographic Map Elements Contour lines Survey Control Marks Spot Elevations
7 Test may include, but is not limited to: Topographic Map Elements Contour lines
8 Test may include, but is not limited to: Topographic Map Elements: Scale, Contour Interval, Elevation - All will be 7.5 Min Series Measurements (in English or Metric units and conversions) Quadrangles and Map Symbols
9 Test may include, but is not limited to: Topographic Map Elements: North in all its forms Measurements (in English or Metric units and conversions)
10 Test may include, but is not limited to: City Maps and Inserts
11 Test may include, but is not limited to: Grids and Projections UTM, State Plane, Lat/Long Types of Projections
12 UTM shown as blue ticks on Topo map.
13 Graticule ticks on Topo map. Divide the quad into sectors
14 U.S. Public Land Survey System (USPLSS)
15 U.S. Public Land Survey System (USPLSS)
16 Test may include, but is not limited to: Location Bearings and Azimuths Coordinates
17 Test may include, but is not limited to: Stream Gradients (ft/1000 ft) and Slopes (ft/100 ft) If Stream is 6000 ft long and it Rises 60 ft in elevation over that distance, the gradient it 10ft/1000 ft.
18 Test may include, but is not limited to: Aerial Photograph Elements Historic Vs. Current
19 Test may include, but is not limited to: Creating Topographic Profiles
20 Students should consider bringing: Pencils with erasers Scrap Paper (11 x 17) 2 to 3 feet of waxed dental floss or string (for measuring non-straight line distances) 360 o clear Protractor Ruler Calculator Magnifying Glass ALSO- NO Writing on the Maps
21 Some tips for students: Measuring curved lines takes PRACTICE Measure twice, answer once Practice together Use and be comfortable with different map scales and units Familiarity with aerial/satellite photography Review the rules of the event Practice with a timer Review your answers
22 Some Useful Resources: Google NC Science Olympiad there s a lot of info out there. This link contains discussions on several pertinent aspects including datums, projections, grids, etc. through the continue button (or the links on the left). The USGS has quite a few resources on this page: A useful tutorial on creating topographic profiles: This is a tool to test how quickly you can apply your knowledge on topo maps (the free access is pretty limited, but it s a place to start).
23 Some More Useful Resources: There are useful tutorials here
24 Questions???
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