Also, it is possible to run (blue arrow) under the second level between the impassable wall on the left and the grey area on the right. In principle, this light-grey area should be mapped as part of the building, with dashed lines “underneath” to indicate that it is possible to run under. It is possible to run under that upper part of the building as indicated with the red arrow, but you cannot be on top of this area, so there is no diagonal stripping. That level ends on the upper part of the building on the right side. The diagonal white and beige area (i.e., symbol 501) indicates that there is a second level. Here is an example (which is greatly enlarged): In some cases, the new symbols for multi-levels cannot be added without making the map unreadable.DVC has buildings with up to four levels! To use as much of the campus as possible, only the first two levels are represented on the map in such situations. The most important is that the IOF standard does not recommend mapping and using structures with more than two levels.Remember that you cannot go through a building unless a passage is indicated on the map, or through a gate if it is indicated as impassable on the map (i.e., even if the gate happens to be open).ĭespite the power of the new mapping standard, there are situations at DVC that cannot be appropriately captured: If you come to an open door or gate, and are tempted to go through, read the map very carefully to make sure that it is permitted. Don’t try to open a door or gate-this is not allowed and will not help you even if you succeed. Also, you may encounter doors and gates throughout the course. Note that participants might need to deal with the multi-level structures more frequently than just at controls. In the control description, the “top” and “beneath” symbols are used to indicate if the control is on the upper or lower level, respectively. If the second level is out of bounds, it would be symbol 709. If the second level is paved and open to the sky, it would be symbol 501. For example, if the second level is covered, you would see an area mapped with the middle column of symbol 214. The middle column indicates how an upper lever (i.e., where you can go under) is represented on the map: diagonal lines with the color indicating the characteristic of that level. In addition to the link above, it is recommended that you review and understand this chart: There are sections of the map with multi-level buildings the new mapping standard allows us to capture this complexity more clearly.Complete details of the Sprint-orienteering mapping standards can be found in this file (PDF/1.2MB). In such instances, it means that you are forbidden to cross it, go through it, climb it, jump over it, crawl under it, reach over or through it, etc.” Some of the map symbols for uncrossable features are shown here. recently pointed out, on a Sprint map, “certain objects (fences, walls, streams, ponds, hedge rows, flower beds) can be designated as uncrossable or impassable. Linear dark-green features are hedges and must not be crossed. Please also note that anything marked olive-green is out of bounds and must not be run through. These areas have been indicated as out of bounds with the pink Xed-out area symbol (see symbol 709 in the figure below). There are areas under construction on the perimeter of the campus.More specific details for this event are: Please read Matej Šebo’s excellent description of the new standard, with examples from the recent UC Berkeley event, here. The map was just updated by the course setter to the new ISSPrOM 2019-2 standard. The map has been created and updated by several people through the years to keep pace with the morphing campus and evolution in Sprint mapping. Runners should pay attention to vehicular traffic. Safety Note: When driving into or out of the parking lot near the assembly area, please drive slowly and be aware that runners might be crossing your path. The climb is minimal and consists of stairs and small inclines.
As such, the courses and the map will follow Sprint rules as described further below. Event Results Event Announcement 2022 Summer Seriesĭiablo Valley College is a small campus with many different features that make it an excellent Sprint venue.
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