2014 International Space Apps Challenge Overview
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The 2014 International Space Apps Challenge was a hackathon event hosted by NASA that engaged participants around the world. Some key details: - It took place over 76 hours from October 10-12, 2014 across 46 countries. - There were 735 virtual participants who formed 69 virtual teams. - The most popular challenges were related to Earth observation, climate change, robotics, asteroids, and growing food for Mars. - Local host sites helped facilitate the event and fuel collaboration between participants. - Teams presented their projects for various prizes, and some winners received funding to continue their work. The goal was to encourage innovative solutions and celebrate space exploration.
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- 1. 2014 International Space Apps Challenge Beth Beck, NASA Open Innovation Program Manager
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- 3. 46 countries participated 735 virtual participants 69 virtual team projects Space Apps 2014 kicked off Thursday night in Doha, Qatar at midnight and ended in Seattle, Washington at 6 p.m. Pacific time —76 hours of around-the-world hacking on NASA data challenges. Volunteer Engagement Around the Planet 2014 Space Apps Challenge Overview BethBeck,NASA
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- 7. 2014 Space Apps: Kickoff BethBeck,NASA
- 8. Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan + Deputy CIO Deborah Diaz + Astronaut Doug Wheelock + ESA Astronaut Paolo Nespoli + Asteroid Grand Challenge Exec Jason Kessler 1 Hangout + 2 Astronauts + 3 NASA Experts + 1 Moderator 2014 Space Apps: Global Conversation About Space BethBeck,NASA
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