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COVID-19 INSPIRE Hackathon 2020: Results

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Sarka Horakova
Julkaisupäivä4 Vuodet sitten

After more than two months of hacking, the COVID-19 INSPIRE Hackathon was terminated by a final presentation of results & awards ceremony. The jury members Jovana Vlaskalin (BioSense Institute), Beata Vörösová (CzechInvest), Maris Albers (University of Latvia) and Josef Hnojil (Geobusiness) announced the following winners for the COVID-19 INSPIRE hackathon:

  • 1st place – Challenge #13 Calculation of agro-climatic factors – potential source of information for forecasting regional food supplies / Karel Jedlička, Michal Kepka et al.
  • 2nd place – Challenge #8 Digitalization of indigenous knowledge in African agriculture for fostering food security / Antoine Kantiza, Tuula Löytty et al.
  • 3rd place – Challenge #6 Atlas of the Best Practices – Polirural cases / Pavel Kogut, Petr Horák

Congratulations to all the winning teams and many thanks for excellent work to all participants! See you in next INSPIRE Hackathon!

https://youtu.be/oFVYbGQi0as

You can check the presentation of winning solutions here:

  • Calculation of agro climatic factors from global climatic data from plan4all
  • Digitalization of indigenous knowledge in African agriculture for fostering food security from plan4all
  • Atlas of Best Practice from plan4all

https://www.plan4all.eu/2020/11/covid-19-inspire-hackathon-2020-results/

The COVID 19 INSPIRE hackathon is financed by the Smart Agri Hubs Project.

 

 

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OVERALL AMBITION OF POLIRURAL DIH

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The overall ambition is to design, develop and introduce a platform that which will be modified on the base of real experiences during the project and prepare complex solutions, transferable to pilots and other regions. In addition to that, Polirural DIH aims to offer a solution for the global promotion of pilots. This DIH integrated technology, datasets and libraries in one infrastructure with a complex user-oriented portal in the Web environment. The DIH can connect end-users with developers or researchers to improve the impact of the demo applications or case studies by short-chain feedback from end-users. End users can join larger communities around the DIH to get advice, cooperation potential and access to modern technologies utilisation.

 

Polirural DIH AIMS TO

Provide a social space for a community of practices

Promote pilots work and support access to their analysis

Promote existing best practices

Offer new tools and technologies for testing

Provide access to digital technologies and competencies

Provide access to infrastructure and tests digital innovations (“test before invest”)

Support effective data management

Provide development playground for map-based projects

Offer training and skills development

Help in networking and connecting users and suppliers of digital innovations