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Welcome to Road Scholar! In this event, participants will answer interpretive questions that may use one or more state highway maps, USGS topographic maps, Internet-generated maps, a road atlas, or satellite/aerial images.
- Road Scholar Competition Preparation Exam - Science Olympiad
Road Scholar Competition Study Guide. State Highway Map. 1....
- Road Scholar Competition Preparation Exam - Science Olympiad
Road Scholar Competition Study Guide. State Highway Map. 1. How are distances computed in general (that is, as the crow flies or straight-line distance)? 2. What is the primary method of computing distances along.
Road Scholar is one of the classic Science Olympiad events. Road Scholar or another mapping event has been used in all but two years of Science Olympiad history. Recently, it has only been an event in Division B. The most similar events in Division C would be Remote Sensing and Geologic Mapping.
This is the first part of the competition study guide from soinc.org (State Highway Maps) Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.
Determining slope gradient (road gradient, bank gradient) Determining stream gradient Comparison of slope and stream gradients (measurement and expression) Geodesy (reference Topo Map): Survey control marks (horizontal and vertical) Azimuths and bearings (basic definition and interrelationship)
This is a set of flashcards for Road Scholar Science Olympiad. I will be adding more flashcards as new terms come up. Some of the definitions are from the Road Scholar worksheets from National Science Olympiad, © 2005.
Preview. This is the first part of the competition study guide from soinc.org (State Highway Maps) Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.
