AURC 2024 Competitor Information will be released soon!
AURC 2024 information will be iteratively released in schedule with the 2024 Key Dates document shown below. Please note, only 2024 documentation is applicable henceforth and information from 2020 is only provided for reference.
The AURC takes pride in ensuring the safe operation of all rocket related activities and has a zero-tolerance policy for dangerous or unlawful behaviour. Launch and testing of rockets from all competing teams shall be completed in accordance the restrictions laid out in the following documentation:
- AURC 2024 Range Standard Operating Procedures document (In Progress)
- AURC 2024 Rocket specifications document (In Progress)
- Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998: Part 101 Regulations for Unmanned Aircraft and Rockets https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2023C00499/Html/Volume_3#_Toc139897687
- Tripoli Rocketry Association Safety Code Guidelines https://www.tripoli.org/safety
- Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan https://www.acma.gov.au/australian-radiofrequency-spectrum-plan
- Other applicable federal, state, and local laws, bylaws, rules and regulations. Please note that many Australian laws surrounding explosives are state specific.
Shoal Award Modelling and Simulation – awarded to an AURC team which has demonstrated an outstanding analysis and approach to the modelling and simulation of their rocket submission for the 2020 AURC. Learn More.
Project Support
The first project support document, an introduction to Systems Engineering by Shoal is up now! Learn More.
Software Support
MathWorks provides complimentary software for this competition. If your team is participating in this competition and needs software, fill out the software request form.
Australian Model Rocket Society (AMRS)
AMRS provides a range of information about rocketry in Australian and can connect you to local clubs. Learn More.
Ausrocketry Forums
Having problems? Burning questions? Connect with people who are part of the Australian rocketry community. Learn More.
It is of great importance that all teams are aware of and follow the safety standards for amateur rocketry in Australia. The Australian Model Rocket Society (AMRS) provides a safety code that must be adhered to throughout the AURC here.
In addition to the AMRS safety code and your local states explosive regulations, CASR Part 101 regulations must be adhered to in the lead up to and during the AURC competition. Further details on CASR Part 101 can be found here.
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