I started to talk to the guys responsible for this:
http://stampscouting.org/
It is a collaboration of PNW team members to great a web browser based database to be used with networked computers. The concept is great but there were too many late minute issues to be worked out for us to use the system.
As a alternative, we created an access database, you can check it out:
http://students.washington.edu/fsayr...TLScouting.mdb
It has a robot-match input form that represented all of the data for a match per robot, and mimicked paper forms that our scouts filled out during the matches. That form fed a stats table that stored the information. We then used two queries to represent the data. One calculated averages of each field for each robot - Avg shooting score, autonomous score, penalties, times that the robot made the ramp etc. Also we used a query that basically represented most of the data that we collected so that we could look at a team's performance on an individual match basis. If you know your way around access it is pretty convenient, you can right click on the team field and filter by a certain team, sort by match number, and get a good impression of how the teams were doing. We were able to accurately predict which opposing alliance teams posed the biggest threat
