Dynamic Planet B/C

[WangwithaTang]

Invitationals continue up until around March, so there are still several left. If you are looking for tests, you can probably check the Scioly Test Exchange, try publicly released invitational tests (such as MIT (should be released soon I think) or UT Austin), or ask your captains if they have traded/received any tests.

On the Scioly Test Exchange, is there anyway to bulk download them? Kinda a pain to have to click dozens of links like that. Thx

Well, what you can do, is just download a full set on the text archive.

[SciolyHarsh]

Are there any guides on how to read glacier maps and diagrams? I feel like I struggle in these questions and I need to learn how to manage them.

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Are there any guides on how to read glacier maps and diagrams? I feel like I struggle in these questions and I need to learn how to manage them.

What type? Topographic maps?

[SciolyHarsh]

Those as well as the diagrams of a glacier with fill in the blanks.

[JoeyC]

Just go online and take a look at all of them you can find. You'll get the general concept of them, and memorize the common ones; most of the fill in the blanks are just diagrams found online with certain parts whited out,

[dish123]

Are we allowed to fold and glue pages ontop of of the only 4 pages allowed?

[JoeyC]

No folding, but you can glue information, provided they aren't to extend the size of the page.
Basically, the surface area must stay the same.

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Are we allowed to fold and glue pages ontop of of the only 4 pages allowed?

That's risky since the event supervisor might not allow it.

[WangwithaTang]

Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?

[l0lit]

Can somebody explain what ground moraine is?

Irregular layer of till left on the ground by a glacier. Not exactly an accumulation as you may imagine a moraine to look like, but rather similar to another sedimentary layer with the characteristics of till.