All I know is what the NCSO website posted (which I quoted). It's possible that he's writing for multiple states, maybe?Unome wrote:When was this posted? As far as I know Mark Van Hecke was going to be the national event supervisor (prior to his passing a few weeks ago), but I can't think why he would have been writing in North Carolina (though I could be wrong).Alex-RCHS wrote:If it helps, this was what NC science olympiad had under its event resources page:
http://www.sciencenc.com/event-help/remotesensing.php
And apparently, the guy who's writing the NC state remote sensing test is also writing the nationals test:NCSO Website wrote:"Each student may bring one 8.5”x11” two-sided sheet of paper containing whatever information they choose (if there is only one teammate, they can only have 1 sheet)."
So that would make me think that at nats they would have the same interpretation of the rules.NCSO Website wrote:"Please view the sample event found below (2007 topic). It was written by the same person who is writing this year’s regional, state, and national tests, and will give you a feel for how the event is structured."
Anyway, that has been up on the NCSO website for about a month, if not more I think.