15 Feb 2006
WRTC 2006 – SELECTION
CRITERIA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1) General Terms
2) Selection Criteria I – National and Bi-National Teams
3) Selection Criteria II – Sponsored Teams
4) Selection Criteria III – Multi-National Multi Single (MN
MS) Teams
5) Selection Criteria IV – Bi-National Young Teams
6) Schedule for the Selection Process
7) WRTC 2006 decisions
8) Questions
9) Manager for Teams Selection
WRTC 2006
SELECTION CRITERIA
1) Team Categories, Definitions, Application
Guidelines, and Selection Parameters:
WRTC2006 will select the members for the following
categories of teams. If all pre-allocated team assignments are not
filled, WRTC2006 reserves the right to fill them or not fill them
in most practical and fair manner.
a) |
National Special
Invited Teams: The winning team from the two previous
WRTCs is specially invited. In the case that one team has
been the winner twice in a row, the second place team in the
most recent WRTC will be invited. |
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K1TO/N5TJ - Champion in 2002 and 2000, now replace
by K1GD/N2NT |
Total 2 |
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RA3AUU/RV1AW - Vice Champion 2002 |
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b) |
National WRTC Teams:
To honor the host countries and organizing committees from
previous WRTC events, one team will represent the hosts of
the five WRTCs, including WRTC 2006. The teams will be selected
by the host country's national amateur radio organization
or Contest Clubs as follows:" |
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US – 2 Teams, selected by the ARRL |
Total 5 |
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Finland – 1 Team, selected by CCF |
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Slovenia – 1 Team, selected by SCC |
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Brazil – 1 Team, selected by LABRE/GADX |
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Each team must be composed of operators representing
the host country. |
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c) |
National and Bi-National
Teams: - These teams will be selected from the regions
as defined by the rules and procedures of Selection
Criteria I. |
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National Teams (at least 17) |
Total 32 |
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Bi-National Teams (up to 15 maximum) |
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d) |
Sponsored Teams:
The WRTC 2006 Committee will organize an auction via the Internet
to select (3) three teams who submit the highest bids donated
by sponsors for WRTC 2006. |
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See Selection Criteria II for
rules and procedures. |
Total 3 |
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e) |
Bi-National Young
Teams: In order to stimulate interest in and promote
Ham Radio to the young generation WRTC2006 is opening 3 (three)
Bi-National teams with operators of age not more than 22 years.
(age on Dec/31st 2005) Young contesters from all over the
world are invited to make their application. |
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See Selection Criteria IV for
rules and procedures. |
Total 3 |
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f) |
Multi-National Multi-Single
Teams: A new category for WRTC 2006, these teams
will be formed from combinations of Brazilian and non-Brazilian
operators as defined by the rules and procedures of Selection
Criteria III. |
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Up to 15 |
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g) |
Special Sponsored
Teams: The WRTC 2006 Committee has by kind cooperation
from Sponsors opened this new Category. Donations have been
received to assist financing the WRTC 2006 and to form two
(2) new teams: |
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- Special Young Team, sponsored by the YASME
Foundation. |
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- Young Lady (YL) Team, sponsored by 4L5A (D4B),
Alexander Teimurazov. |
Total 2 |
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Total Number of Teams |
Up to 62 |
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Definitions |
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Bi-National Team - two team members
from different countries |
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Country
- for the purposes of allocating Team Leader positions and
determining National or Bi-National team identity, only countries
recognized by the United Nations will be used. I.e. - DXCC
Entities are not used except to construct Regions and determine
Rating Points. |
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National Team
- both team members are of the same country as determined
by birth certificate, passport or documentation of permanent
residence. |
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Rating Points
- the points acquired by the applicant based on contest scores
as shown in the Selection Parameter table. |
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Regional Teams
- teams selected from the geographic areas. |
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Regions
- Groupings of countries or call areas within which rating
points are calculated. In areas of high participation, sub-continental
areas with roughly similar propagation are used. |
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i) |
Application Guidelines |
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Identification
- all applicants should attach to the application form a copy
of his or her national identity document - such as passport,
birth certificate, or documentation of permanent residence. |
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Application Parameters - all
applicants will supply the following information: |
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APPL CALL: Call used by the Applicant in the contest |
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APPL SCORE: Published score of the Applicant in
the contest |
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1ST PLACE: 1st-place published call in the category
and region of the Applicant. |
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CATGRY: Category of the submitted score. |
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RATING POINTS: The rating points calculation for
that score |
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TOTAL POINTS FOR THE YEAR: Sum of rating points
calculated by the Applicant for that year |
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TOTAL POINTS: Sum of all rating points for all
years for the Applicant |
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Application Form
- An Excel spreadsheet for the application (see 1j) can be
downloaded at the WRTC2006 site http://www.wrtc2006.com.
In that file is shown an example of score calculation. |
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j) |
Selection Parameters
- The following table lists the contests from which an applicant
may submit scores to acquire rating points. Due to the fact
that all applicants will need, for trip planning purposes,
the results of the selection as soon as possible and the results
of the majority of the 2005 contests will come too late in
2006, the WRTC2006.
Committee is forced to use 2002 results for CQWW, WPX, WAEDC,
and IARU instead the original idea of 2005. |
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SELECTION
PARAMETERS |
VALID CONTESTS |
CATEGORY
WEIGHTING FACTORS |
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SOAB |
SOSB |
SOMIX |
SOAB-LP |
M/S |
M/2 |
M/M |
HQ |
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2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
CQWW SSB |
500 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
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CQWW CW |
500 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
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CQWPX SSB |
500 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
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CQWPX CW |
500 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
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WAEDC SSB |
400 |
1,00 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
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WAEDC CW |
400 |
1,00 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
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ARRL DX SSB |
400 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
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ARRL DX CW |
400 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
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IARU SSB |
450 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
1,00 |
0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
0,60 |
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IARU CW |
450 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
0,60 |
0,60 |
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IARU MIX |
450 |
1,00 |
0,80 |
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0,90 |
0,80 |
0,75 |
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NA SPRINT SSB |
450 |
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0,90 |
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1 PER YR. |
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NA SPRINT CW |
450 |
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0,90 |
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1 PER YR. |
1 PER YR. |
1 PER YR. |
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SWEEPSTAKES SSB |
450 |
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0,90 |
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SWEEPSTAKES CW |
450 |
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Select the
8 best
scores from the contests and categories listed
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A maximum
of 4 scores may be in multi-operator categories |
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USA and VE applicants
may use NA Sprint and Sweepstakes scores |
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Only one (1)
NA Sprint score from each mode may be included per year |
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Step 1 - Determine
rating points for each score from place in the contests
category in the region in which the score was made |
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Rating Points =
Max Points X Percentage |
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Example: Rating
points for 3rd place in CQ WW = 500 x 0.8 = 400 |
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90 |
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80 |
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75 |
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70 |
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65 |
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19th place and lower
do not receive any rating points |
Step 2 - Multiply
rating points by the category weighting factor |
Example: Score is
in SOSB category; 400 x 0.8 = 320 |
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Step 3 - If the category
was an assisted category, multiply by 0.9 |
Example: Score was
unassisted, no multiplication |
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Step 4 - Apply any
bonuses (multiple bonuses amy be applied) |
Example: Score was
new Continental record; 320 x 1.03 = 329.6 |
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For an All-Contest
Category Top Score, multiply rating points by 1.05 |
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For a Continental
Category Record (DX contests only), multiply rating points
by 1.03 |
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For an All-Contest
Category Record (Sweepstakes and NA Sprint only), multiply
arting points by 1.03 |
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Step 5 - Add all
rating points from all scores together for the final total |
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THE RATING POINT
CALCULATION FROM IS INCLUDED AS THE SECOND WORKSHEET IN
THIS PACKAGE |
Version 2.31 |
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k) |
Application Form
- the following table is a sample of the application spreadsheet
available on the WRTC 2006 Web site. Applicants must download
and use the spreadsheet to prepare their application. |
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APPLICATION FOR
THE SELECTION CRITERIA WRTC 2006 |
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Callsigns used in Contests |
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Region (Selection Criteria) |
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Contest selected |
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CATGRY |
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CATGRY |
RATING
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APPL
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CATGRY |
RATING
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CATGRY |
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CQWW SSB |
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APPLICANT
TOTAL POINTS |
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Signatura |
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Judging Commitee
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Version 2.31 |
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2) Selection Criteria I - Regional National
and Bi-National Teams
To select Regional Team Leaders, the system uses
the total rating points of applicants based on 8 submitted scores
in the contests listed in the Selection Parameter table. Each applicant
submits his or her 8 best scores from those contests. The Team Leaders
select |