Trajectory B/C. Trajectory. Division B & C. Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 1

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Trajectory Division B & C Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 1

General Idea Construct a launch device that can shoot a projectile of certain mass and size at a target at variable distance and altitude Develop calibration graphs to deal with the above variables Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 2

Space Requirement Device must fit into cube with 0.7 m side lengths for Div. B and 0.6 m for Div. C (before and after launch!) Device must be placed in 1m x 1.5m launch area and triggered from outside area 1.5 m 1 m Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 3

Boundary Conditions You bring the projectile: unmodified (labeling is permitted) tennis balls, racquetballs, pingpong balls, or plastic practice golf balls to be used as projectiles. Different projectiles may be used for each launch. Launch force must be provided by nonmetallic elastic solids No: springs No: counterweights Yes: rubber tubing, bungee cords, Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 4

Target 1 m x 1m area, with center marked Filled with sand to depth of 1 cm Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 5

Target Placement 2 targets; center between 2m and 8m/10m from front of launch area, in 0.5 m steps, at height of up to 1m (Div B) / 2m (Div C) above ground in 0.01m steps (near target) 2-8 m (Div B) 2-10 m Div C) 0-1 m (Div B) 0-2 m (DiV C) Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 6

New in 2010: Bucket By request only; otherwise not present Bucket size ~1 to ~5 gallon Placed on the ground between 2 & 8 (B) / 10 (C) m from front of launch area and up to 2 m to the left/right of the center line Teams can attempt a bucket shot if the first shot at a target hits target Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 7

Competition 10 minutes maximum 2 shots on each target Winner is the team with the lowest final score (just like golf!) Final score = lower score from target 1 + lower score from target 2 + graph score + penalties - bucket score Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 8

Target Scores Score = distance (in mm) between center of target and center of first projectile impact If you miss the near target, then the score is 800 For the far target, there is no upper limit, but the distance is recorded in mm Prediction: If you miss one target twice, you will not place in the top 10. Guaranteed!!! Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 9

Graph Score Start with 400 points Select up to 4 graphs (on graph paper or computer drawn) and have them judged I will pick 1 of the 4 graphs and judge it, then multiply the points for this graph by 4 (or number of graphs turned in, if less than 4) Each graph can lower score by 100 points Up to 20 points for complete data table Up to 20 point for drawing Up to 20 points if drawing matches data Up to 40 points for proper labels (title, team name, x & y axis variables, increments with units) Best graph score: 0 Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 10

Bucket Score (remember: you can only attempt the bucket shot, if you hit either target on first try) Hit the bucket on the fly: 50 points Hit the bucket on the fly, with the ball remaining in the bucket: 100 points Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 11

Penalties 100 points each for Team member does not wear safety glasses ( rated ANSI Z87+ ) Any team member body part is in target or launch area during launch Any part of device is outside of launch area during launch Launch without warning Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 12

Tiers First tier: teams that have device meeting all specs. Second tier: teams that don t All teams in the first tier will be ranked ahead of all teams in the second tier. Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 13

Example 1: four shots hit targets Four shots miss by (475, 598) near and (195, 217) far mm One team member did not wear classes Graph score was 180 Final score = 475 + 195 + 100 + 180 = 950 Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 14

Example 2: one lucky hit on far target, all others miss Four shots miss by (800, 800) near and (55, 2705) far mm No penalties Graph score was 0 (perfect drawings!) Final score = 800 + 55 + 0 + 0 = 855 Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 15

Example 3 Near target hit on first try: 76 mm Bucket shot yielded a hit, but ball came out: -50 points Far target hit on first try: 22 mm Bucket shot resulted in ball staying in bucket: -100 points Perfect graphs, no penalties Score: 76-50 + 22-100 + 0 + 0 =-52 Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 16

Tiebreakers 1. Sum of near and far target scores 2. Closest shot overall 3. Non-scored shot at far target 4. Non-scored shot at near target Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 17

What will it take to win / get a medal? 2009 in Div. B: (no bucket shots) First place score: 61 Second place score: 63 Third place: 105 Sixth place: 181 Prediction: In 2010 we should see negative scores from the winners! Dec. 5, 2009 W. Bauer 18