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During the 48-hour hackathon, the team has to develop a mobile-friendly digital platform and interactive citizen science tool called O3L (One Ocean • One Life).
The prototype will focus on marine ...

Over the 48-hour hackathon, our team will develop a working Digital Twin MVP (Minimum Viable Product) consisting of three core technical components:

The Predictive Data Engine (Backend & ...

A web-based early warning and decision-support platform that predicts coral reef stress and bleaching risk using environmental and ocean data.

We want to develop a working decision-support prototype for coastal lagoon risk monitoring.

The prototype will combine open marine, weather, tide, rainfall, satellite and official ...

The challenge invites teams to develop creative models of circularity, nature-based solutions (like new biomaterials), traceability apps, or social businesses that value local waste-picker ...

The challenge seeks solutions to elevate the Bahian capital's response capacity to coastal vulnerabilities, engaging the population in self-defense and the planning of their own territory.

In 48 hours, we want to build the first version of the “Lola Data Pipeline”, combining:
– a small but well‑structured database (or set of CSV/GeoJSON files) describing real loggerhead turtle ...

Over 48 hours, I would like to develop a functional prototype of SecurDive focused on the first digital emergency alert workflow.

I have already created a first non-functional mock-up of the ...

A prototype application that could be displayed on a kiosk installed on BC Ferries routes, to educate and engage the public of all ages in ocean data, marine life, geography and climate local to the ...