Wesley Hill, the organizer of the Bogong Cup, has been very clever
and has added the ability for my OzGAP 2005 scoring script which is used in
Australia and the US for scoring hang gliding competitions to also score
assigned area task type tasks using GAP parameters. I sent Wesley an ATT scoring
script a few weeks ago and he has incorporated the key features into OzGAP 2005
so now he can score the Bogong Cup in SeeYou.

You can find the script here:
http://ozreport.com/docs/GAPAAT.txt. You just replace the existing script
with this one.

See here: http://ozreport.com/Davis_Scoring_Manual.php.

Assigned Area Tasks are very similar to existing tasks for hang gliding
competitions, with a few interesting, but minor variations. The tasks use
waypoints just the same as we do now, but the radius of cylinders around these
waypoints can be quite large and you can go in the cylinder as far as you like
as your total distance to counted, not the minimum distance of the task. You are
scored on the basis of your speed to complete the particular task that you
choose (within the confines of the waypoint cylinders) just as you would be for
a "regular" task.

A task is assigned a minimum time. If you complete the task in less than that
time your speed is figured on the basis of the minimum time, say two hours. This
means that you should choose a task that actually takes you at least the minimum
time or the math works out penalizing you. So you need to figure out in advance
about how far into the cylinders that you need to fly in order to have a task
lasting at least as long as the minimum time.

If you don't make goal you are scored on your speed with a discount.

The information about the Bogong Cup is here:
http://www.sacra.biz/bogong/.