Paralog® Skydiving Logbook

Special usages of Paralog

'Wings over Gransee', an international wingsuit competition with prices in excess of €1000, was judged with Paralog and the Paralog Performance Competition web site for the third time.
'Wings over Marl', an international wingsuit competition with prices in excess of €5000, was judged with Paralog for the fifth time. During the closing ceremony, Paralog was awarded the 'Wingsuit Award' for advancing wingsuit flying and competition. Read the full report here.
'Wings over Gransee', an international wingsuit competition with prices in excess of €1000, was judged with Paralog for the second time, introducing the Paralog Performance Competition web site.
'Wings over Marl', an international wingsuit competition with prices in excess of $5000, was judged with Paralog for the fourth time. After the previous years were judged on time only, this year saw distance rounds as well. Read the full report here.
The 2007 'Italian WingSuit Cup' in Arezzo, Italy was judged using GPS and Paralog.
Scott Campos, BMCI, recommends Paralog in his book 'Skyflying - Wingsuits in Motion' as a valuable tool for every wingsuit flyer.
Aerodyne International uses Paralog to log and analyze canopy test flight data.
The 2006 World Wing Suit Boogie and Competition in Russia was judged using GPS and Paralog.
Stony Brook University uses Paralog to study stress during skydiving.
Paralog is used by Flytrack: A Wingsuit Perfomance Project for data retrieval from Neptune Altimeters and ProTrack Audibles.
Paralog aids BirdMan Inc. in the development of new wingsuits by accurately analyzing flight performance data.
The World Team event used Paralog to analyze Neptune data to provide formation speed information for the organizers. Here is the jump profile chart of the World Record jump.