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package/dist/pool.figures.d.ts

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+/**
+ * The swimming pool. Lengths are metres; widths run across the course and depths down. `lane` is the width of a lane and the distance between the centres of two (CR 16.2.15,
+ * 16.2.6.2); a 10-lane pool for the World Championships has lanes 0 and 9 2.4 m wide with spaces of 0.1 m outside them in a permanent pool (CR 16.2.6.3), or all lanes 2.5 m
+ * with spaces of 0.5 m (a 26 m wide temporary pool).
+ */
+export declare const SWIMMING: {
+    /** The lengths between the touch panels: 50.000 m and 25.000 m (CR 16.1.1.1 and 16.1.1.2, was FR 2.1.1 and FR 2.1.2). */
+    readonly longCourse: 50;
+    readonly shortCourse: 25;
+    /** A lane is at least 2.5 m wide (CR 16.1.6, was FR 2.5); the first and the last may be 2.4 m wide in the World Championships' permanent pool (CR 16.2.6.3). */
+    readonly lane: 2.5;
+    readonly edgeLane: 2.4;
+    /** The spaces outside the first and the last lane: Olympic Games, 2.5 m each side (CR 16.2.6.2); World Championships' permanent pool 0.1 m, temporary pool 0.5 m (CR 16.2.6.3). */
+    readonly spaceOlympic: 2.5;
+    readonly spacePermanentWorld: 0.1;
+    readonly spaceTemporaryWorld: 0.5;
+    /** The space of a pool of the minimum standard: the 25 by 21 m, 8-lane pool of Annexes 6 and 7 is 8 lanes of 2.5 m and two spaces, which makes the spaces 0.5 m (arithmetic, not a stated figure). */
+    readonly spaceMinimum: 0.5;
+    /** Lane ropes: floats end to end, 0.10 to 0.15 m across (CR 16.1.7.1), 0.15 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 16.2.7.1). */
+    readonly floatDiameter: 0.15;
+    /** The floats within 5.0 m of each end wall are red (CR 16.1.7.1); those at 15 m from each end wall, and at 25 m in a 50 m pool, are distinct in colour (CR 16.1.7.2 and 16.1.7.3). */
+    readonly redEnds: 5;
+    readonly markAt15: 15;
+    readonly markAt25: 25;
+    /** How long a run of floats of a distinct colour is drawn: the rules do not say, a run of four floats is ours (drawn). */
+    readonly markRun: 0.6;
+    /** Lane markings on the floor: 0.2 to 0.3 m wide, 46.0 m long in a 50 m pool and 21.0 m in a 25 m one, ending 2.0 m from the end wall in a cross line 1.0 m long (CR 16.2.15, was FR 2.14). */
+    readonly laneLine: {
+        readonly width: 0.25;
+        readonly longLength: 46;
+        readonly shortLength: 21;
+        readonly endGap: 2;
+        readonly cross: 1;
+    };
+    /** Target lines on the end walls: the width of the lane line, down the wall to 3 m at most, with a cross line 0.5 m long 0.3 m below the water (CR 16.2.15); cross lines 0.5 m long at 15 m from each end (CR 16.2.15, since 2006). */
+    readonly target: {
+        readonly width: 0.25;
+        readonly maxDepth: 3;
+        readonly cross: 0.5;
+        readonly crossBelowSurface: 0.3;
+        readonly crossAt15: 0.5;
+    };
+    /** The starting platform: at least 0.5 m by 0.6 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 16.2.8), 0.5 by 0.5 m elsewhere (CR 16.1.8); 0.5 to 0.75 m above the water. */
+    readonly block: {
+        readonly width: 0.5;
+        readonly length: 0.6;
+        readonly heightLeast: 0.5;
+        readonly heightMost: 0.75;
+        readonly height: 0.7;
+    };
+    /** Touch panels: 2.4 m wide and 0.9 m high, 0.3 m above the water and 0.6 m below it, with a 0.025 m black border (CR 16.3.4). */
+    readonly pad: {
+        readonly width: 2.4;
+        readonly height: 0.9;
+        readonly above: 0.3;
+        readonly below: 0.6;
+        readonly border: 0.025;
+    };
+    /** Backstroke turn flags: flagged ropes 1.8 m above the water on standards 5.0 m from each end wall; a flag is a triangle of 0.40 m sides, 0.25 m apart (CR 16.1.10, was FR 2.9). */
+    readonly flags: {
+        readonly at: 5;
+        readonly height: 1.8;
+        readonly side: 0.4;
+        readonly apart: 0.25;
+    };
+    /** The false start rope: not less than 1.2 m above the water, on standards 15.0 m in front of the starting end (CR 16.1.12, was FR 2.11). */
+    readonly falseStart: {
+        readonly at: 15;
+        readonly height: 1.2;
+    };
+    /** Depth: 1.35 m from 1.0 to at least 6.0 m from an end wall that has starting platforms, 1.0 m elsewhere (CR 16.1.4); the Olympic Games and the World Championships 2.5 m, the 25 m World Championships 2.0 m (2.5 m preferred), a pool shared with artistic swimming 3 m (CR 16.2.4). */
+    readonly depth: {
+        readonly least: 1;
+        readonly atBlocks: 1.35;
+        readonly blocksFrom: 1;
+        readonly blocksTo: 6;
+        readonly olympic: 2.5;
+        readonly shortWorld: 2;
+        readonly shared: 3;
+    };
+    /** The wall: a slip-resistant surface 0.8 m below the water (CR 16.1.5.1); a rest ledge not less than 1.2 m below the surface, 0.1 to 0.15 m wide (CR 16.1.5.2). */
+    readonly wall: {
+        readonly slipResistant: 0.8;
+        readonly ledgeDepth: 1.2;
+    };
+    /** The distance between a swimming pool and a diving well in the same area: 8 m, 10 m preferred, in pools built from 1 January 2014 (CR 16.2.17). */
+    readonly poolsApart: 8;
+    readonly poolsApartPreferred: 10;
+    /** The deck beyond the pool, our figure: the rules do not set one (drawn). */
+    readonly deck: 2.5;
+};
+/** The widths of the pools the rules draw, as Annexes 1 to 9 name them (the pool's width by its length and lanes): 50 by 25 (8 or 10 lanes), 50 by 26 (10 lanes, temporary), 25 by 21 (8), 25 by 25 and 25 by 26 (10). */
+export declare const SWIMMING_WIDTHS: {
+    readonly permanent: 25;
+    readonly temporary: 26;
+    readonly shortEight: 21;
+};
+/**
+ * The water polo field of play, in metres (CR 18 and Appendix 4 of Part Six). The field is 25.00 by 20.00 m, the distance between the two goal lines, for men and women (CR 18.1.2);
+ * the water at least 1.80 m deep, 2.00 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 18.1.3, 18.2.2).
+ */
+export declare const WATER_POLO: {
+    readonly length: 25;
+    readonly width: 20;
+    readonly depth: 1.8;
+    readonly depthOlympic: 2;
+    /** The marks on both sides of the field: white for the goal line and the half distance line, red 2 m from each goal line, yellow 6 m from it, and a red mark 5 m from it for the penalty throw (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.5). */
+    readonly twoMetre: 2;
+    readonly fiveMetre: 5;
+    readonly sixMetre: 6;
+    /** The sides of the field are marked red from the goal line to 2 m, yellow from 2 to 6 m and green from 6 m to the half distance line, which is white (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.5; CR 18.3.1). */
+    readonly half: 12.5;
+    /** Boundary lines 2 m long from the goal posts, marked red, make the goal areas (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.2 and the definition of the goal area in Appendix 3). */
+    readonly goalAreaLine: 2;
+    /** The goal: posts and crossbar of 75 mm (Appendix 4, 20.4.2.1) or 80 mm (CR 18.3.3) square, white; 3.0 m between the inner sides of the posts; the crossbar's underside 0.9 m above the water; nets leaving at least 0.30 m behind the goal line. */
+    readonly goal: {
+        readonly width: 3;
+        readonly post: 0.08;
+        readonly crossbarHeight: 0.9;
+        readonly netClear: 0.3;
+    };
+    /** The excluded players' re-entry area, 2.0 by 1.08 m (CR 18.3.4), with its mark 2 m from the corner on the side opposite the official table (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.6). */
+    readonly reEntry: {
+        readonly length: 2;
+        readonly depth: 1.08;
+        readonly fromCorner: 2;
+    };
+    /** The area for flying substitutions, not less than 0.50 m wide, on the side of the team benches, from the goal line in front of the bench to the centre of the field (CR 18.1.8). */
+    readonly substitution: 0.5;
+    /** The referees' platforms: 1 m wide and 0.70 m above the water, on both sides of the field, colour coded like the lane ropes (CR 18.3.2). */
+    readonly platform: {
+        readonly width: 1;
+        readonly height: 0.7;
+    };
+    /** The ball's diameter is not set; the lane ropes of a water polo field are 0.06 to 0.12 m across (CR 18.1.7), 0.10 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 18.2.6). */
+    readonly rope: 0.1;
+    /** The deck beyond the pool, ours (drawn). */
+    readonly deck: 3;
+    /** The official table: the secretariat sits at a table behind the referees (CR 18.3.6); its size is ours (drawn). */
+    readonly table: {
+        readonly length: 6;
+        readonly depth: 1.2;
+    };
+};
+/** How many lines cross a diving well for the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 13.2.7). A count, so it is kept out of the table of lengths. */
+export declare const DIVING_LINES = 3;
+/**
+ * Diving, in metres (Part Four of the Competition Regulations, Article 13 and Appendix 2, "Table Diving Facilities"). A springboard is 4.88 m long and 0.50 m wide, 1 m or 3 m above the
+ * water (13.1.1.1); a platform of the length, width and height of the table (13.1.2.2). Every distance is measured from the plummet, the vertical line through the middle of the front edge
+ * of the springboard or platform (13.1.3.3). `A` is from the plummet back to the pool wall (for a platform on concrete: how far its front edge projects beyond the wall, 13.1.2.5), `B` to the pool wall
+ * at the side, `C` to the next plummet, `D` to the wall ahead, `H` the depth of water at the plummet; each as [minimum, preferred]. 5 m of depth under the boards is the least for new facilities (13.1.3.2).
+ */
+export declare const DIVING: {
+    readonly springboard: {
+        readonly length: 4.88;
+        readonly width: 0.5;
+    };
+    /** Each platform: length, width (minimum, preferred) and height above the water. The 5, 7.5 and 10 m platforms have one width. */
+    readonly platforms: {
+        readonly "1": {
+            readonly length: 5;
+            readonly width: readonly [1, 2.9];
+            readonly height: 1;
+        };
+        readonly "3": {
+            readonly length: 5;
+            readonly width: readonly [1, 2];
+            readonly height: 3;
+        };
+        readonly "5": {
+            readonly length: 6;
+            readonly width: readonly [2.9, 2.9];
+            readonly height: 5;
+        };
+        readonly "7.5": {
+            readonly length: 6;
+            readonly width: readonly [2, 2];
+            readonly height: 7.5;
+        };
+        readonly "10": {
+            readonly length: 6;
+            readonly width: readonly [3, 3];
+            readonly height: 10;
+        };
+    };
+    /** A, from the plummet back to the pool wall: springboards at 2.22 m for a concrete platform (the board then reaches 2.22 m beyond the wall), platforms 0.75 m (1 m), 1.25 m (3, 5 and 7.5 m) and 1.50 m (10 m). */
+    readonly A: {
+        readonly springboard1: readonly [2.22, 2.22];
+        readonly springboard3: readonly [2.22, 2.22];
+        readonly platform1: readonly [0.75, 0.75];
+        readonly platform3: readonly [1.25, 1.25];
+        readonly platform5: readonly [1.25, 1.25];
+        readonly platform75: readonly [1.25, 1.25];
+        readonly platform10: readonly [1.5, 1.5];
+    };
+    /** B, from the plummet to the pool wall at the side. */
+    readonly B: {
+        readonly springboard1: readonly [2.5, 2.5];
+        readonly springboard3: readonly [3.5, 3.5];
+        readonly platform1: readonly [2.5, 2.5];
+        readonly platform3: readonly [3, 3.6];
+        readonly platform5: readonly [4, 4.5];
+        readonly platform75: readonly [4.5, 4.75];
+        readonly platform10: readonly [5.75, 5.75];
+    };
+    /** C, from the plummet to the adjacent one: 1 m boards 2.00 apart, 3 m boards 2.20 (2.60 preferred) from a 3 m or a 1 m board; platforms 1.85 (2.15), 2.20 (2.35), 2.85, 2.75 and 3.00. */
+    readonly C: {
+        readonly springboard1: readonly [2, 2];
+        readonly springboard3: readonly [2.2, 2.6];
+        readonly platform1: readonly [1.85, 2.15];
+        readonly platform3: readonly [2.2, 2.35];
+        readonly platform5: readonly [2.85, 2.85];
+        readonly platform75: readonly [2.75, 2.75];
+        readonly platform10: readonly [3, 3];
+    };
+    /** D, from the plummet to the pool wall ahead: 9.00 (1 m), 10.25 (3 m), 8.00, 9.50, 10.25, 11.00 and 13.50 m for the platforms. */
+    readonly D: {
+        readonly springboard1: readonly [9, 9];
+        readonly springboard3: readonly [10.25, 10.25];
+        readonly platform1: readonly [8, 8];
+        readonly platform3: readonly [9.5, 9.5];
+        readonly platform5: readonly [10.25, 10.25];
+        readonly platform75: readonly [11, 11];
+        readonly platform10: readonly [13.5, 13.5];
+    };
+    /** H, the depth of water at the plummet: 3.50 m (1 m), 3.80 (3 m), 3.30, 3.60, 3.80, 4.30 and 5.00 m; 5.00 m is preferred everywhere. */
+    readonly H: {
+        readonly springboard1: readonly [3.5, 5];
+        readonly springboard3: readonly [3.8, 5];
+        readonly platform1: readonly [3.3, 5];
+        readonly platform3: readonly [3.6, 5];
+        readonly platform5: readonly [3.8, 5];
+        readonly platform75: readonly [4.3, 5];
+        readonly platform10: readonly [5, 5];
+    };
+    /** The depth of water is never less than 1.8 m anywhere in the diving pool (13.1.3.9); 5 m under the boards for new facilities, and at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (13.1.3.1). */
+    readonly depthLeast: 1.8;
+    readonly depthBoards: 5;
+    /** The least distance between adjacent platforms: 0.25 m (Appendix 2, notes). */
+    readonly platformsApart: 0.25;
+    /** Lane markings of a diving well for the Olympic Games and the World Championships: three lines across the well, 21.0 m long in a 25 m wide well, 2.5 m apart, the first directly under the plummet of the 3 m springboard (13.2.7). */
+    readonly lines: {
+        readonly length: 21;
+        readonly apart: 2.5;
+        readonly width: 0.25;
+    };
+    /** The pool: 25 m across, as the swimming pool's width (13.2.7 speaks of a 25 m wide diving well), and the length ahead of the boards, ours; the rules set the clearances above, not the size of the well (drawn). */
+    readonly well: {
+        readonly width: 25;
+        readonly length: 21;
+    };
+    /** Judges sit along both sides of the pool, in line with or behind the front of the boards, never ahead of the plummet line (13.1.7.1.3). */
+    readonly judges: {
+        readonly seat: 0.9;
+    };
+};
+/**
+ * Artistic swimming, in metres (Part Seven, Article 27). The routine area for the Olympic Games and the World Championships is at least 30.0 by 20.0 m, 3.00 m deep (27.2.2 and 27.2.3); elsewhere at least
+ * 15 by 25 m, of which 12 by 12 m is at least 3.0 m deep and the rest at least 2.0 m (27.1.2). The starting platform 0.7 m high (27.2.7; 1.0 m recommended, 0.5 m least, elsewhere: 27.1.7); the judges' platform at least
+ * 0.6 m high and not more than 2 m from the pool's edge (27.2.8). A practice warm-up pool at least 25 by 25 m or 30 by 20 m, 3 m deep (27.2.9).
+ */
+export declare const ARTISTIC: {
+    readonly olympic: {
+        readonly length: 30;
+        readonly width: 20;
+        readonly depth: 3;
+    };
+    readonly minimum: {
+        readonly length: 25;
+        readonly width: 15;
+        readonly deepLength: 12;
+        readonly deepWidth: 12;
+        readonly deepDepth: 3;
+        readonly depth: 2;
+    };
+    readonly warmUp: {
+        readonly length: 30;
+        readonly width: 20;
+        readonly depth: 3;
+    };
+    /** The lane markings of the pool, or contrasting lines in one direction along its length if there are none (27.2.4). */
+    readonly line: 0.25;
+    readonly start: {
+        readonly heightOlympic: 0.7;
+        readonly heightRecommended: 1;
+        readonly heightLeast: 0.5;
+    };
+    readonly judges: {
+        readonly height: 0.6;
+        readonly fromEdge: 2;
+    };
+    /** The sizes of the starting platform, the judges' platform and its seats are not set by the rules (drawn). */
+    readonly drawn: {
+        readonly start: {
+            readonly length: 2;
+            readonly depth: 1.2;
+        };
+        readonly judges: {
+            readonly length: 12;
+            readonly depth: 1.4;
+        };
+        readonly deck: 3;
+    };
+};

package/dist/pool.figures.js

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+// The pools of the aquatic sports, from World Aquatics' Competition Regulations (in force as from 25 June 2025), in metres, the unit the rules print them in. A rule
+// is cited as "CR" with its number in that edition (Part Two, Swimming Rules, Article 16 for the swimming pool; Part Four, Article 13 and Appendix 2 for diving;
+// Part Six, Article 18 and Appendix 4 for water polo; Part Seven, Article 27 for artistic swimming). The same rules were the Facilities Rules FR 2 to FR 8 of the
+// 2017-2021 and 2021-2025 editions; the old number is given where a reader of those editions would look for it ("was FR 2.9"). The diagrams of the rules (the
+// annexes) are pictures and were not read: nothing here is measured from one. Where the rules give no figure and the drawing needs one, the figure is named
+// `drawn` and is ours.
+/**
+ * The swimming pool. Lengths are metres; widths run across the course and depths down. `lane` is the width of a lane and the distance between the centres of two (CR 16.2.15,
+ * 16.2.6.2); a 10-lane pool for the World Championships has lanes 0 and 9 2.4 m wide with spaces of 0.1 m outside them in a permanent pool (CR 16.2.6.3), or all lanes 2.5 m
+ * with spaces of 0.5 m (a 26 m wide temporary pool).
+ */
+export const SWIMMING = {
+    /** The lengths between the touch panels: 50.000 m and 25.000 m (CR 16.1.1.1 and 16.1.1.2, was FR 2.1.1 and FR 2.1.2). */
+    longCourse: 50,
+    shortCourse: 25,
+    /** A lane is at least 2.5 m wide (CR 16.1.6, was FR 2.5); the first and the last may be 2.4 m wide in the World Championships' permanent pool (CR 16.2.6.3). */
+    lane: 2.5,
+    edgeLane: 2.4,
+    /** The spaces outside the first and the last lane: Olympic Games, 2.5 m each side (CR 16.2.6.2); World Championships' permanent pool 0.1 m, temporary pool 0.5 m (CR 16.2.6.3). */
+    spaceOlympic: 2.5,
+    spacePermanentWorld: 0.1,
+    spaceTemporaryWorld: 0.5,
+    /** The space of a pool of the minimum standard: the 25 by 21 m, 8-lane pool of Annexes 6 and 7 is 8 lanes of 2.5 m and two spaces, which makes the spaces 0.5 m (arithmetic, not a stated figure). */
+    spaceMinimum: 0.5,
+    /** Lane ropes: floats end to end, 0.10 to 0.15 m across (CR 16.1.7.1), 0.15 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 16.2.7.1). */
+    floatDiameter: 0.15,
+    /** The floats within 5.0 m of each end wall are red (CR 16.1.7.1); those at 15 m from each end wall, and at 25 m in a 50 m pool, are distinct in colour (CR 16.1.7.2 and 16.1.7.3). */
+    redEnds: 5,
+    markAt15: 15,
+    markAt25: 25,
+    /** How long a run of floats of a distinct colour is drawn: the rules do not say, a run of four floats is ours (drawn). */
+    markRun: 0.6,
+    /** Lane markings on the floor: 0.2 to 0.3 m wide, 46.0 m long in a 50 m pool and 21.0 m in a 25 m one, ending 2.0 m from the end wall in a cross line 1.0 m long (CR 16.2.15, was FR 2.14). */
+    laneLine: { width: 0.25, longLength: 46, shortLength: 21, endGap: 2, cross: 1 },
+    /** Target lines on the end walls: the width of the lane line, down the wall to 3 m at most, with a cross line 0.5 m long 0.3 m below the water (CR 16.2.15); cross lines 0.5 m long at 15 m from each end (CR 16.2.15, since 2006). */
+    target: { width: 0.25, maxDepth: 3, cross: 0.5, crossBelowSurface: 0.3, crossAt15: 0.5 },
+    /** The starting platform: at least 0.5 m by 0.6 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 16.2.8), 0.5 by 0.5 m elsewhere (CR 16.1.8); 0.5 to 0.75 m above the water. */
+    block: { width: 0.5, length: 0.6, heightLeast: 0.5, heightMost: 0.75, height: 0.7 },
+    /** Touch panels: 2.4 m wide and 0.9 m high, 0.3 m above the water and 0.6 m below it, with a 0.025 m black border (CR 16.3.4). */
+    pad: { width: 2.4, height: 0.9, above: 0.3, below: 0.6, border: 0.025 },
+    /** Backstroke turn flags: flagged ropes 1.8 m above the water on standards 5.0 m from each end wall; a flag is a triangle of 0.40 m sides, 0.25 m apart (CR 16.1.10, was FR 2.9). */
+    flags: { at: 5, height: 1.8, side: 0.4, apart: 0.25 },
+    /** The false start rope: not less than 1.2 m above the water, on standards 15.0 m in front of the starting end (CR 16.1.12, was FR 2.11). */
+    falseStart: { at: 15, height: 1.2 },
+    /** Depth: 1.35 m from 1.0 to at least 6.0 m from an end wall that has starting platforms, 1.0 m elsewhere (CR 16.1.4); the Olympic Games and the World Championships 2.5 m, the 25 m World Championships 2.0 m (2.5 m preferred), a pool shared with artistic swimming 3 m (CR 16.2.4). */
+    depth: { least: 1, atBlocks: 1.35, blocksFrom: 1, blocksTo: 6, olympic: 2.5, shortWorld: 2, shared: 3 },
+    /** The wall: a slip-resistant surface 0.8 m below the water (CR 16.1.5.1); a rest ledge not less than 1.2 m below the surface, 0.1 to 0.15 m wide (CR 16.1.5.2). */
+    wall: { slipResistant: 0.8, ledgeDepth: 1.2 },
+    /** The distance between a swimming pool and a diving well in the same area: 8 m, 10 m preferred, in pools built from 1 January 2014 (CR 16.2.17). */
+    poolsApart: 8,
+    poolsApartPreferred: 10,
+    /** The deck beyond the pool, our figure: the rules do not set one (drawn). */
+    deck: 2.5,
+};
+/** The widths of the pools the rules draw, as Annexes 1 to 9 name them (the pool's width by its length and lanes): 50 by 25 (8 or 10 lanes), 50 by 26 (10 lanes, temporary), 25 by 21 (8), 25 by 25 and 25 by 26 (10). */
+export const SWIMMING_WIDTHS = { permanent: 25, temporary: 26, shortEight: 21 };
+/**
+ * The water polo field of play, in metres (CR 18 and Appendix 4 of Part Six). The field is 25.00 by 20.00 m, the distance between the two goal lines, for men and women (CR 18.1.2);
+ * the water at least 1.80 m deep, 2.00 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 18.1.3, 18.2.2).
+ */
+export const WATER_POLO = {
+    length: 25,
+    width: 20,
+    depth: 1.8,
+    depthOlympic: 2,
+    /** The marks on both sides of the field: white for the goal line and the half distance line, red 2 m from each goal line, yellow 6 m from it, and a red mark 5 m from it for the penalty throw (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.5). */
+    twoMetre: 2,
+    fiveMetre: 5,
+    sixMetre: 6,
+    /** The sides of the field are marked red from the goal line to 2 m, yellow from 2 to 6 m and green from 6 m to the half distance line, which is white (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.5; CR 18.3.1). */
+    half: 12.5,
+    /** Boundary lines 2 m long from the goal posts, marked red, make the goal areas (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.2 and the definition of the goal area in Appendix 3). */
+    goalAreaLine: 2,
+    /** The goal: posts and crossbar of 75 mm (Appendix 4, 20.4.2.1) or 80 mm (CR 18.3.3) square, white; 3.0 m between the inner sides of the posts; the crossbar's underside 0.9 m above the water; nets leaving at least 0.30 m behind the goal line. */
+    goal: { width: 3, post: 0.08, crossbarHeight: 0.9, netClear: 0.3 },
+    /** The excluded players' re-entry area, 2.0 by 1.08 m (CR 18.3.4), with its mark 2 m from the corner on the side opposite the official table (Appendix 4, 20.4.1.6). */
+    reEntry: { length: 2, depth: 1.08, fromCorner: 2 },
+    /** The area for flying substitutions, not less than 0.50 m wide, on the side of the team benches, from the goal line in front of the bench to the centre of the field (CR 18.1.8). */
+    substitution: 0.5,
+    /** The referees' platforms: 1 m wide and 0.70 m above the water, on both sides of the field, colour coded like the lane ropes (CR 18.3.2). */
+    platform: { width: 1, height: 0.7 },
+    /** The ball's diameter is not set; the lane ropes of a water polo field are 0.06 to 0.12 m across (CR 18.1.7), 0.10 m at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 18.2.6). */
+    rope: 0.1,
+    /** The deck beyond the pool, ours (drawn). */
+    deck: 3,
+    /** The official table: the secretariat sits at a table behind the referees (CR 18.3.6); its size is ours (drawn). */
+    table: { length: 6, depth: 1.2 },
+};
+/** How many lines cross a diving well for the Olympic Games and the World Championships (CR 13.2.7). A count, so it is kept out of the table of lengths. */
+export const DIVING_LINES = 3;
+/**
+ * Diving, in metres (Part Four of the Competition Regulations, Article 13 and Appendix 2, "Table Diving Facilities"). A springboard is 4.88 m long and 0.50 m wide, 1 m or 3 m above the
+ * water (13.1.1.1); a platform of the length, width and height of the table (13.1.2.2). Every distance is measured from the plummet, the vertical line through the middle of the front edge
+ * of the springboard or platform (13.1.3.3). `A` is from the plummet back to the pool wall (for a platform on concrete: how far its front edge projects beyond the wall, 13.1.2.5), `B` to the pool wall
+ * at the side, `C` to the next plummet, `D` to the wall ahead, `H` the depth of water at the plummet; each as [minimum, preferred]. 5 m of depth under the boards is the least for new facilities (13.1.3.2).
+ */
+export const DIVING = {
+    springboard: { length: 4.88, width: 0.5 },
+    /** Each platform: length, width (minimum, preferred) and height above the water. The 5, 7.5 and 10 m platforms have one width. */
+    platforms: {
+        "1": { length: 5, width: [1, 2.9], height: 1 },
+        "3": { length: 5, width: [1, 2], height: 3 },
+        "5": { length: 6, width: [2.9, 2.9], height: 5 },
+        "7.5": { length: 6, width: [2, 2], height: 7.5 },
+        "10": { length: 6, width: [3, 3], height: 10 },
+    },
+    /** A, from the plummet back to the pool wall: springboards at 2.22 m for a concrete platform (the board then reaches 2.22 m beyond the wall), platforms 0.75 m (1 m), 1.25 m (3, 5 and 7.5 m) and 1.50 m (10 m). */
+    A: { springboard1: [2.22, 2.22], springboard3: [2.22, 2.22], platform1: [0.75, 0.75], platform3: [1.25, 1.25], platform5: [1.25, 1.25], platform75: [1.25, 1.25], platform10: [1.5, 1.5] },
+    /** B, from the plummet to the pool wall at the side. */
+    B: { springboard1: [2.5, 2.5], springboard3: [3.5, 3.5], platform1: [2.5, 2.5], platform3: [3, 3.6], platform5: [4, 4.5], platform75: [4.5, 4.75], platform10: [5.75, 5.75] },
+    /** C, from the plummet to the adjacent one: 1 m boards 2.00 apart, 3 m boards 2.20 (2.60 preferred) from a 3 m or a 1 m board; platforms 1.85 (2.15), 2.20 (2.35), 2.85, 2.75 and 3.00. */
+    C: { springboard1: [2, 2], springboard3: [2.2, 2.6], platform1: [1.85, 2.15], platform3: [2.2, 2.35], platform5: [2.85, 2.85], platform75: [2.75, 2.75], platform10: [3, 3] },
+    /** D, from the plummet to the pool wall ahead: 9.00 (1 m), 10.25 (3 m), 8.00, 9.50, 10.25, 11.00 and 13.50 m for the platforms. */
+    D: { springboard1: [9, 9], springboard3: [10.25, 10.25], platform1: [8, 8], platform3: [9.5, 9.5], platform5: [10.25, 10.25], platform75: [11, 11], platform10: [13.5, 13.5] },
+    /** H, the depth of water at the plummet: 3.50 m (1 m), 3.80 (3 m), 3.30, 3.60, 3.80, 4.30 and 5.00 m; 5.00 m is preferred everywhere. */
+    H: { springboard1: [3.5, 5], springboard3: [3.8, 5], platform1: [3.3, 5], platform3: [3.6, 5], platform5: [3.8, 5], platform75: [4.3, 5], platform10: [5, 5] },
+    /** The depth of water is never less than 1.8 m anywhere in the diving pool (13.1.3.9); 5 m under the boards for new facilities, and at the Olympic Games and the World Championships (13.1.3.1). */
+    depthLeast: 1.8,
+    depthBoards: 5,
+    /** The least distance between adjacent platforms: 0.25 m (Appendix 2, notes). */
+    platformsApart: 0.25,
+    /** Lane markings of a diving well for the Olympic Games and the World Championships: three lines across the well, 21.0 m long in a 25 m wide well, 2.5 m apart, the first directly under the plummet of the 3 m springboard (13.2.7). */
+    lines: { length: 21, apart: 2.5, width: 0.25 },
+    /** The pool: 25 m across, as the swimming pool's width (13.2.7 speaks of a 25 m wide diving well), and the length ahead of the boards, ours; the rules set the clearances above, not the size of the well (drawn). */
+    well: { width: 25, length: 21 },
+    /** Judges sit along both sides of the pool, in line with or behind the front of the boards, never ahead of the plummet line (13.1.7.1.3). */
+    judges: { seat: 0.9 },
+};
+/**
+ * Artistic swimming, in metres (Part Seven, Article 27). The routine area for the Olympic Games and the World Championships is at least 30.0 by 20.0 m, 3.00 m deep (27.2.2 and 27.2.3); elsewhere at least
+ * 15 by 25 m, of which 12 by 12 m is at least 3.0 m deep and the rest at least 2.0 m (27.1.2). The starting platform 0.7 m high (27.2.7; 1.0 m recommended, 0.5 m least, elsewhere: 27.1.7); the judges' platform at least
+ * 0.6 m high and not more than 2 m from the pool's edge (27.2.8). A practice warm-up pool at least 25 by 25 m or 30 by 20 m, 3 m deep (27.2.9).
+ */
+export const ARTISTIC = {
+    olympic: { length: 30, width: 20, depth: 3 },
+    minimum: { length: 25, width: 15, deepLength: 12, deepWidth: 12, deepDepth: 3, depth: 2 },
+    warmUp: { length: 30, width: 20, depth: 3 },
+    /** The lane markings of the pool, or contrasting lines in one direction along its length if there are none (27.2.4). */
+    line: 0.25,
+    start: { heightOlympic: 0.7, heightRecommended: 1, heightLeast: 0.5 },
+    judges: { height: 0.6, fromEdge: 2 },
+    /** The sizes of the starting platform, the judges' platform and its seats are not set by the rules (drawn). */
+    drawn: { start: { length: 2, depth: 1.2 }, judges: { length: 12, depth: 1.4 }, deck: 3 },
+};