The competition was held in 24 locations across 17 countries such as India, Brazil, the United States, Britain, and Japan.
International Space Apps Challenge aims to provide a platform for people who are interested in space exploration. The event lasted for two days is challenging developers to create applications for the technology solutions that can meet the social needs of space exploration as well.
NASA provides more than 40 tasks that have been whittled down to 8 for implementation in Jakarta. The competition is divided into four categories, data visualization, knowledge of the citizens, open hardware and software. These challenges are given:
1. HTML5 applications for Earth Observation
2. Preliminary designs for the Open Data API
3. Aurora layers for Google Earth
4. Mapping the Mobile Environment
5. Hazard Mapping of Resources for Social Media
6. Information Sharing for Humanitarian Crisis Response
7. Application of Earth Day
8. Predicted sky
Space Apps competition is expected to open innovation and collaborative problem solving. Registration can be done directly on the official site of this race. The number of participants in some cities has reached capacity as in New York, Sydney and Stuttgart.
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Safe Locations 2012 is based on a dialogue with the Zetas on the Relative Safety of Locations around the World during and after the Pole Shift.
Compiled over the course of 16 years, Safe Locations 2012 contains the most vital, up-to-date information of upcoming major geological impacts on
continents, countries, regions, states, and cities around the world.
The Safe Locations 2012 app includes:Survival
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