Hier een document dat een detail overzicht van de judo wedstrijdregels geeft.

judo_wedstrijdregels.pdf (661,07 KB)

It's easy to find the complete tournament rules for both arts.

Given that most techniques are allowed in either art, the real key is identifying which different rules have a significant impact on strategy.

The answer there is that Judo contests have rules which roughly include:
1. No "defensive" Judo while standing (bent over, grip without attacking, straightarm with grip);
2. No ground work without a throw attempt (can't sit to guard);
3. Limited time on the ground (without regular "progress", fighters get stood up by ref);
4. A clean throw ("ippon") ends the match.

BJJ doesn't include these rules, and as a net effect the resulting strategy and skill set of BJJ fighters is more applicable to other fighting contests (e.g.: submission grappling, no-gi, MMA).

Judo - Positions (Osea-Komi Waza)
Side Control
Scarf Hold Down (Hon Kesa-Gatame)
Modified Scarf (Kuzure Kesa-Gatame)
(Makura Kesa-Gatame)
Reverse Scarf (Ushiro Kesa-Gatame)
(Kata-Gatame)
Four Corner (Kami-Shiho-Gatame)
(Kuzure Kami-Shiho-Gatame)
Basic Side Control (Yoko Shiho-Gatame)
Catch Position (Juji-Gatame)
Mount (Tate Shiho-Gatame)

Chokes (Shime Waza)
(Name Juji-Jime)
(Gyake Juji-Jime)
(Kata Juji-Jime)
(Hadaka Jime)
(Okuri Eri-Jime)
(Kata Ha-Jime)
(Katate-Jime)
(Ryote-Jime)
(Sodeguruma-Jime)
(Tsukkomi-Jime)
(Sankaku-Jime)

Locks (Kansetsu Waza)
(Ude Garami)
(Ude Hishigi Juji-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Ude-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Hiza-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Waki-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Hara-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Ashi-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Te-Gatame)
(Ude Hishigi Sankaku-Gatame)
(Ashi Garami)