Which stations are common to two or more sessions?

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Which stations are common to two or more sessions?

Locations kept constant across more than one session are chosen to provide continuity and a common reference point for evaluation. These reusable points are called pivot sites. By design, pivot sites appear in multiple sessions, giving participants a stable location to gather, coordinate, and compare results over time. This reuse helps streamline setup, maintain consistency in data collection, and make performance across sessions more comparable. The other options serve different roles: boundary sites define the exercise’s geographic limits and aren’t necessarily reused across sessions; control stations are the command nodes for a given session and may be set up anew each time; pivot stations describe a different concept and aren’t the standard term for locations shared across sessions.

Locations kept constant across more than one session are chosen to provide continuity and a common reference point for evaluation. These reusable points are called pivot sites. By design, pivot sites appear in multiple sessions, giving participants a stable location to gather, coordinate, and compare results over time. This reuse helps streamline setup, maintain consistency in data collection, and make performance across sessions more comparable.

The other options serve different roles: boundary sites define the exercise’s geographic limits and aren’t necessarily reused across sessions; control stations are the command nodes for a given session and may be set up anew each time; pivot stations describe a different concept and aren’t the standard term for locations shared across sessions.

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