2014年IOTA竞赛规则 [复制链接]

http://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2014/riota.shtml

RSGB Islands on the Air (IOTA) Contest



Please note that there is no World Multi-Operator category, and that Island Multi-Operator stations must follow rules on band changes and Run/Multiplier identification.

Visit the IOTA Contest Section for previous results, record scores, trophy list and online log submissions.
New contesters? See the Guide for newcomers for the RSGB IOTA Contest

1. GENERAL
The aim of the contest is to promote contacts between stations in IOTA island groups and the rest of the world, and to encourage expeditions to IOTA islands. The General Rules for RSGB HF Contests do not apply to this event. UK entrants are permitted to use Contest Call Signs (SCC) if they hold a valid NoV from OFCOM.

2. WHEN
12:00 UTC Saturday 26th July to 12:00 UTC Sunday 27th July 2014. The contest always takes place over the last FULL weekend of July.
3. BANDS AND MODES
3.5, 7, 14, 21 and 28MHz, CW and SSB. IARU band plans must be observed, with CW contacts being made only in the recognised CW ends of the bands. Contest-preferred segments on 80m and 20m must be observed, so no operation must take place on 3500-3510, 3560 - 3600, 3650 - 3700, 14060 - 14125 and 14300 - 14350kHz.
4. CATEGORIES
All entrants must operate within the limits of their chosen category when performing any activity that could impact their submitted score. All equipment (transmitters, receivers and antennas) plus all operators must be located within a 1km diameter circle or within the property limits of the station licensee’s address, whichever is the greater.

4.1   Location:
•    Island Station: any station operating from a qualifying IOTA island, as listed in the IOTA Directory. Island Stations must ensure beforehand that the island from which they are operating is a valid island for IOTA. Any questions about the IOTA programme and island validity should be addressed to the IOTA Manager -- see RSGB IOTA Web site.
•   World Station: any station not on a qualifying IOTA island.

4.2   Operators:
•    Single operator One person. One signal at any one time. QSO alerting assistance of any kind (this includes, but is not limited to, packet, local or remote Skimmer and/or Skimmer-like technology, Internet) places the entrant in the Single-operator Assisted category.
•   Single-operator Assisted One person. One signal at any one time. QSO alerting assistance is allowed (this includes, but is not limited to, packet, local or remote Skimmer and/or Skimmer-like technology, Internet). Self-spotting or asking to be spotted is not allowed.
•    Island Multi-Operator - Note: There is no World Station Multi-Operator category.
    º     24-hour Mixed Mode only.
    º     Island Multi-ops are restricted to a maximum of two transceivers, where the first station is the RUN station, labelled "0" in the Cabrillo log. The second is the MULTIPLIER station, labelled "1" in the Cabrillo log, and is used to find and call other stations, but only if the station is a new multiplier.
    º    The MULTIPLIER station must not be used to solicit other contacts, e.g. by calling "CQ" or "QRZ?". Any non-multiplier QSOs made accidentally on the MULTIPLIER station must be logged, but will be scored as zero points.
    º     QSO alerting assistance is allowed (this includes, but is not limited to, packet, local or remote Skimmer and/or Skimmer-like technology, Internet). Self-spotting or asking to be spotted is not allowed.
    º     Island Multi-operator entrants must include a full list of operators with their entry in the Cabrillo OPERATORS section.
    º     RUN and MULTIPLIER stations are each limited to 6 "Band or Mode Changes" in every 60-minute "Clock Hour". A "Band or Mode Change" means two consecutive contacts between which there is a change of band and/or mode. For example, a change from 20m CW to 15m SSB then back to 20m SSB means two "Band or Mode changes". A "Clock Hour" means (for example) 1800 to 1900 or 2200 to 2300.
4.3   Mode:
•   CW
•   SSB
•    Mixed-mode: CW & SSB. Island Multi-Operator entries must be Mixed Mode.
4.4   Operating Time:
•    24 hours
•    12 hours (Multi-Operator entries must be 24 hours). In the 12-hour categories, operation need not be for one continuous 12-hour period, but once operation has commenced in the contest, off periods must be a minimum of 60 minutes.
4.5   Power: Any station not indicating transmitter power will be classified as High Power:
•    High Power Maximum permitted by the station licence, but in all cases, no more than 1500 watts output from the transmitter
•    Low Power Maximum 100 watts output
•    QRP Maximum 5 watts output

5. DXPEDITIONS
5.1   Island Stations may, additionally, indicate that they are a DXpedition station, and compete for a range of expedition trophies and certificates. An additional listing will be shown in the results.
5.2   The definition of DXpedition for this optional listing is one:
•    where the island can only be reached by boat or air. Islands which can be accessed by bridge or causeway, man-made or natural, are not eligible),
•    where the majority of operators are non-resident on the island
•    where the operators take all radio equipment and antennas with them, and do not rely on a resident or on any masts or towers already installed for any part of the station,

6. EXCHANGE
RS(T) and serial number starting from 001, plus IOTA reference number if applicable Island Stations MUST include the IOTA reference as part of their exchange. Do not use separate numbering systems for CW and SSB. Stations may be contacted on both CW and SSB on each band. Island Multi-operator entrants may find it convenient to allocate separate blocks of serial numbers for the RUN and MULTIPLIER stations, but do ensure if possible that there is no duplication of serial numbers.
7. SCORING
7.1 QSO Points – All entrants can contact anyone, Island Stations or World Stations.
•    Island Stations contacting
World Stations: 5 points.
Island Stations having the same IOTA reference (for example EU-005 contacts EU-005): 5 points.
Other Island Stations: 15 points.
•    World Stations contacting
World Stations: 2 points.
Island Stations: 15 points.
7.2 Multiplier - The multiplier is the total of different IOTA references contacted on each band on CW, plus the total of different IOTA references contacted on each band on SSB. Island Multi-Op stations may not contact members of their own group for multiplier credit.
7.3 Total Score - The score is the total of QSO points on all bands added together, multiplied by the total of multipliers.
8. LOGS
8.1 Electronic submission of logs by or e-mail is required for all high scoring entrants and all who use a computer to log or prepare the logs. Entrants submitting paper logs will not be eligible for certificates or awards. Those who log on paper are encouraged to get the log typed up by a friend and submit electronically. Electronic submissions must be in Cabrillo format (a definition of Cabrillo, as applied to the IOTA contest, can be found here). No other formats are acceptable. Many popular contest logging programs support the IOTA contest.

8.2 For Cabrillo logs, the categories and category overlays are:
CATEGORY:                         [SINGLE-OP, MULTI-OP] ALL [HIGH, LOW, QRP] [SSB, CW, MIXED]
CATEGORY-ASSISTED:     [ASSISTED, UNASSISTED]
CATEGORY-DXPEDITION: [EXPEDITION, NON-DXPEDITION]
CATEGORY-TIME:              [12-HOURS, 24-HOURS]
So, a single-op, World, low power, 12-hours, CW, unassisted would show:
CATEGORY:                         SINGLE-OP ALL LOW CW
CATEGORY-ASSISTED:     UNASSISTED
CATEGORY-TIME:              12-HOURS
A multi-op Island Station may, for example, indicate:
CATEGORY:                          MULTI-OP ALL HIGH MIXED
CATEGORY-DXPEDITION:  EXPEDITION

8.3 Logs must show: Time, Callsign, Band, Mode, RST / serial number / IOTA reference sent, RST / serial number / IOTA reference received. Please ensure you send a single log in order of sent serial number. Do not send separate logs for each band. Logs from Island Stations must state their island name and IOTA reference number. The data in a Cabrillo log must be of the format:
QSO: 28024 CW 2003-07-26 1338 G3XTT         599  001 EU-005 ZS6EZ         599  018 ------  0
QSO: 21003 CW 2003-07-26 1341 G3XTT         599  002 EU-005 G4TSH         599  130 EU-005  1
QSO: 21002 CW 2003-07-26 1343 G3XTT         599  003 EU-005 5B4/G3UFY     599  036 AS-004  1
All entrants are encouraged to log the actual frequency, not just the band. Island Multi-operator entrants must also identify the transmitter on which the QSO is made -- in accordance with normal Cabrillo formats, this is shown by a numerical identifier (RUN station=0, MULTIPLIER station=1) on the right of the QSO line, after the received IOTA reference.
8.4 Entries must be emailed to the RSGB CONTEST COMMITTEE and should be sent as a normal attachment to the e-mail. Send as an uncompressed file. Do NOT send more than one attachment. In the "subject" line of your e-mail message, please include your contest callsign. Please take a moment to check your log via a text editor before sending it, to avoid potential problems. You will receive an acknowledgement by e-mail within 24 hours, directing you to a Web page to complete the submission process, or advising you if there is any problem with your log. Further help on IOTA log submission is available by going to IOTA FAQs.  
8.5 The address for paper entries is RSGB IOTA Contest, Radio Society of Great Britain, 3 Abbey Court, Fraser Road, Priory Business Park, Bedford,  MK44 3WH, UK.
8.6 The closing date for all logs is 3 weeks after the contest, 17 August 2014 at 23:59:59 UTC
8.7 Island Stations - By submitting a log for this contest you agree that the RSGB can automatically grant credit to IOTA participants' scores for claimed QSOs that reasonably match the data in your submission (this facility is included in the Next Generation IOTA Software).
8.8 Photographs of IOTA contest operations are very welcome and will be posted on the RSGB Contest Committee website or used in RadCom. Do not send these as part of your log submission, but mail them separately to the RSGB CONTEST COMMITTEE.There is also be an opportunity to upload photographs, YouTube clips and your location (by way of Google Earth) when you complete your log submission.
9. PENALTIES
Points may be deducted, or entrants disqualified, for violation of the rules or the spirit of the contest. This includes, for example, use of a third party to make contacts on a list or net, contacting CW stations on an SSB frequency or vice-versa, failing to observe appropriate contest-preferred band segments, or not giving the IOTA reference for every contact. The decision of the IOTA Contest Manager and RSGB Contests Committee is final in all matters of dispute.
10. AWARDS
Certificates will be awarded to leading stations in each category and section, and in each continent, according to number of entries. A large number of Awards and Trophies is now available, and new sponsors are always welcome.
11. SWL CONTEST
There is no longer an SWL section in the IOTA Contest, but the RADIOASCOLTO SWL CLUB runs an IOTA SWL Contest in parallel with the IOTA Contest. SWLs can find full details here: http://www.radioascolto.org/swl
12. NOTE FROM RSGB IOTA CONTEST MANAGER:
The IOTA Contest Manager can be reached via the contest website. IOTA Contest information, including rules, previous results, soapbox and photographs can be found on the RSGB Contest Committee Web site at www.rsgbcc.org Copies of the IOTA Directory, if required, can be purchased from the RSGB. A full list of IOTA islands, and other information relating to the IOTA program can be found on the RSGB IOTA Web Page .
RSGB CC 2014

感谢BH4SRC翻译汉语版本

RSGB 2014 IOTA比赛
翻译：BH4SRC 邵业传
请注意：非岛屿台不设多人组，岛屿台多人组别的电台必须遵循波段切换规则和主叫台、系数台识别规则。

查阅以往比赛的结果，分数，获奖名单以及在线日志查阅，参考《IOTA Contest》 章节

比赛新手，获取更多比赛信息参考RSGB IOTA 比赛的 《新手指南》 章节。
1，总则
IOTA比赛的目的是促进在合格的岛屿上工作的岛屿台，与世界各地的非岛屿台通联；
同时也达到鼓励爱好者到IOTA岛屿上远征的目的。RSGB 短波竞赛的通用规则不适用IOTA比赛。
2，竞赛时间
每年7月的最后一个周末，2014年比赛时间是：
开始：2014年7月26日，周六,UTC:1200
结束：2014年7月27日，周日,UTC:1159
3，波段和模式：
频率：3.5,7,14,21,28MHz；模式：CW 和SSB。参赛者必须遵守IARU在各地的波段频率分配。
CW通联必须在每个波段有效的CW频率通联，CW通联禁止在以下频率范围3500-3510，
3560-3600,3650-3700,14060-14125,14300-14350。
4，组别：
参赛者比赛遵守所选组别的相关限制条件。所有设备，包括收信机、发信机、天线以及操作员必须在直径1km的圆内；
或者在执照持有者注册地的地产范围内；以两者的最大值为准。
4.1 位置
岛屿台
所有在IOTA目录中列出的有效岛屿上工作的电台，称为岛屿台。岛屿台必须要在满足IOTA有效岛屿条件的岛屿上工作。
如果对IOTA竞赛程序和岛屿有效性有疑问，请与ITOA管理员联系。
非岛屿台
指的是不在IOTA有效岛屿上工作的电台。
4.2 操作员
单人组：
一个操作员，任何时候都是一个信号出现。使用任何形式的QSO提醒帮助
（包括但不限于：数据包、本地或远程skimmer、其它skimmer类似技术、网络）的电台，将被分入单人有辅助组别。
单人有辅助
一个操作员，任何时候都是一个信号出现。容许使用QSO提醒帮助。
（包括但不限于：数据包、本地或远程skimmer、其它skimmer类似技术、网络）。自己发送spot信息或者要求别人发送SPOT信息是不被容许的。
岛屿多人组
注意：没有非岛屿台多人组别。

• 岛屿多人组在24小时比赛时间内，只能使用SSB和CW混合模式。
  
• 岛屿多人组最多只能设置2部电台。即一部为主叫台，在cabrillo日志中标识为“0”。
  
• 另一部为系数台，在cabrillo日志中标识为“1”，系数台只能用于寻找和呼叫新的系数台。
  
• 系数台禁止通过呼叫CQ或者QRZ等方式引起其它电台注意。
  
• 系数台通联的非系数QSO必须被记录在日志中，但是该QSO会被记为0分。
  
• 容许使用QSO提醒帮助，（包括但不限于：数据包、本地或远程skimmer、其它skimmer类似技术、网络）。
  
• 自己发送spot信息或者要求别人发送SPOT信息是不被容许的。
  
• 岛屿多人台必须把所有操作员写在日志操作员一行里。
  
• 主叫台和系数台都要遵循在60分钟的“时钟小时”时间内，最多6次“波段或模式改变”规则。一次“波段和模式改变”指的是两次连续的通联采用了不同的波段和（或）模式。
  
• 比如：从20米CW模式，变为15米SSB模式通联，再回到20米SSB模式通联；这样的操作流程意味着2次“模式或波段改变”。
  
• “时钟小时”，指的是整点时间，如：1800-1900、2200-2300。

4.3 模式
CW
SSB
混合模式（岛屿台多人组，必须使用混合模式）
4.4 比赛时间
24小时组
12小时组（多人组必须参加24小时比赛）
12小时组别里，12小时的操作时间不必是连续的12小时操作时间。而如果参加比赛，则至少要完成60分钟的比赛。
4.5 功率
不写明参赛功率的电台，将被归入高功率组别。
高功率组，电台执照容许的最大功率，最高不超过1500W。
低功率组，最大100W
QRP组别，最大5W
5，远征台
5.1岛屿台需额外指明自己是远征台，参与竞争一系列的远征奖品和证书。最后会列出获奖名单。
5.2用于证明远征的资料为以下任意一种:
仅能通过船只或者飞机上岛
大部分操作员不是岛上居民
操作员携带全部全部电台和天线上岛，而不依赖岛上居民；也不能用任何事先安装好电台的任何部件于主杆和天线塔上。
6，信号报告
SR(T)+001，岛屿台需要报出自己的岛屿编号。
7，分数计算
7.1 QSO基本分
参赛台可以和任何电台通联，包括岛屿台和非岛屿台
岛屿台通联
非岛屿台：计5分
相同岛屿编号的岛屿台：计5分
其它岛屿台：计15分
非岛屿台通联
非岛屿台：计2分
岛屿台：计15分
7.2 系数分
系数分为CW模式在不同波段，通联到的不同岛屿编号的电台系数分；和SSB模式通联的系数分之和。
岛屿台多人组电台通联自己组别的其它电台不算系数分。
7.3 总分
总分是是QSO基本分和系数分的乘积。
8 日志
8.1 纸质日志不参与奖品和证书的评比。请各参赛台尽量使用电子日志。

沙发

大概用谷歌翻译看了看，与往年没有啥区别

可否有哪位能帖上个中文的，我的对E没办办法感冒！

懒得玩。

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今年不玩～在家水饺～

bd7nj:可否有哪位能帖上个中文的，我的对E没办办法感冒！ (2014-06-30 11:53) 

支持

中文版2014规则，猛戳：http://www.qsl.net/bh4src/2014%20IOTA.html


参考楼主贴的2014新规，改了2013的。中文版就不贴在这里移步上面的网址吧。

本想出点力，也做点事的，结果楼上有现成的。。。
大概内容，也放上来吧。


2014年IOTA比赛主要规则内容

*陆地台，不设多人组。
岛屿台，多人组必须尊守波段切换和主叫台、系数台身份规定。

*时间，12：00，UTC，周六，7月26日，
到12：00，UTC周日，7月27日。

*波段， 3.5, 7, 14, 21 a及 28MHz, CW 和 SSB。

*组别：岛屿台，陆地台。
操作员：
单人，
单人辅助，
岛屿多人组，只有24小时混合组。

岛屿多人组，最多二台收发机，主叫台在记录中标注“0”，系数台只做系数且标注记录中“1”。
系数台不能主叫，不能叫“CQ”, “qrz”,如通到非系数台也要记录，得0分。

*主叫和系数台，每钟表00分起的60分钟内，限止6次波段及模式转换。

*模式：CW,SSB， 混合，岛屿多人数只能是混合模式。

操作时间：24小时，
12小时，（多人组只能24小时），12小时不一定连续，休息时间至少60分钟点。
功率：高，1500W以下，低，QRP.

*交换报告：001开始的系例号，如是岛屿台+IOTA号。

请斧正。

谢谢楼上的，热心人啊！

好人啊

BH4SRC:中文版2014规则，猛戳：http://www.qsl.net/bh4src/2014%20IOTA.html
参考楼主贴的2014新规，改了2013的。中文版就不贴在这里移步上面的网址吧。 (2014-07-01 09:30) 

好人呀！大好人！详细。

岛屿台和非岛屿的DXCC字头通联，是否有系数分？

系数只认岛屿数，与字头无关。

老师们；成绩发到那个邮箱？谢谢。

bd3qz:老师们；成绩发到那个邮箱？谢谢。 (2014-07-27 20:59) 

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