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Subject: [CQ-Contest] Distance-based proxies
From: Steve London <n2icarrl@gmail.com>
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Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2013 15:22:02 -0700
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I did this about 9 months ago for a different audience.

73,
Steve, N2IC

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Same country: 0 points
Different country, same zone: 1 point
Different zones, but zones adjoin each other: 2 points
Different zones, but zones don't adjoin each other: 3 points

From the CQWW CW 2012 submitted logs and claimed scores, world top-10, SOAB

Call    Claimed Score   Score with distance proxy       "New" top-10 ranking

CR3E    16,106,930      12,879,498      4
EF8M    14,813,364      12,130,244      6
P40F    14,042,688      14,140,499      1
PZ5T    13,824,340      13,929,850      2
TO7A    13,210,187      13,589,484      3
8P5A    12,286,560      12,647,635      5
CR2X    12,189,564      12,113,860      7
NH2T    12,161,592      11,260,038      9
P40W    11,425,190      11,514,600      8
VY2TT   11,273,175      9,770,904       10

Commentary:

Zone 33 is a big loser, being adjacent to Zones 5, 14, 15, those go from
3 points to 2 points.
Not much change for Zone 9. Most everything is still 3 points.
Zone 8 gets a small benefit of Zone 3 being a 3 pointer (+1).
Zone 14 now gets 2 points (-1) for zone 5, but 2 points (+1) for zones
15 and 16, so it's a wash.
NH2T loses his OC-to-JA 3 points, which now become 2 points, due to zone
adjacency.
Zone 7 is destined to become a new desirable destination. Most
everything is 3 points.
VY2ZM/VY2TT lose big, being 1 point to the USA east coast, and 2 points
to Zone 14.


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