Did you not have any luck following Brian's instructions? Begin forwarded message:
> Brian Savage wrote: > > If any Australian clubs want to get access, use the contact menu bar option > and send us your details. > On 9 Jul 2017, at 14:34, Peter F Bradshaw <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi; > > So, how does a club get added? > >> On Sun, 2017-07-09 at 15:37 +1200, Brian Savage wrote: >> Across the ditch in NZ we have been looking at the reasons we are losing >> pilots from the sport, in particular, those we have trained to solo and >> QGP, but failed to get them hooked on the cross-country drug, and they get >> bored and go off and do something else each weekend. >> >> >> We have identified a 3-year dip, when pilots are most likely to leave. >> >> >> One of the potential solutions to this is some software we have developed >> called taskPilot. >> >> >> Put simply, it is a cross between the competition and display features of >> SeeYou, and the on-line aspects of the OLC. >> >> >> It is based around the idea of gliding clubs running leagues amongst their >> pilots, using racing and AAT style tasks set up for varying experience >> levels and weather conditions. >> >> >> A pilot can choose a suitable task, then access information created by >> experienced pilots about possible ways to do the task, review landout >> options and so on, and create a goal and a plan for the flight, rather than >> taking off and free flying and not going anywhere in particular. >> >> >> On return pilots load up the igc file from their flight which is scored >> automatically using a simple time and handicapped distance scheme, then >> displayed on the club league table (pilots can opt for privacy if they >> want!). Unless set to private, all flights are available for anyone to view. >> >> >> Pilots then have a way of measuring how well they performed. Traces can be >> reviewed and compared with other pilot’s traces to seek ways to improve. >> >> >> Where clubs have a single seater which is flown by a number of pilots for >> an hour or so each, then short local tasks can be set up for, e.g. the ‘LS4 >> class’ which are speed only, again so pilots take off with a plan. >> >> >> It is believed that by giving new minted pilots these tools to measure and >> improve their performance, and to land back with a sense of achievement, it >> will maintain their interest, hopefully moving on to longer flights, even >> competitions. >> >> >> And keep them in the sport. >> >> >> You can view the software here: www.taskPilot.org >> <http://www.taskpilot.org/> >> >> >> Click on ‘Help’ on the top menu bar and choose ‘Help with demo’ This will >> take you to log on details along with a walkthrough of the main features. >> >> >> If any Australian clubs want to get access, use the contact menu bar option >> and send us your details. >> _______________________________________________ >> Aus-soaring mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.base64.com.au/listinfo/aus-soaring > > -- > Peter F Bradshaw, http://www.exadios.com > Public key at www.exadios.com/pfb.pgp.key and > www.exadios.com/pfb.gpg.key > Personal site: http://personal.exadios.com > "I love truth, and the way the government still uses it occasionally to > keep us guessing." - Sam Kekovich. > > _______________________________________________ > Aus-soaring mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.base64.com.au/listinfo/aus-soaring
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