Hackathon Challenge Scenario
Your task for this hackathon is to use GEO.ca’s data repository to develop an innovative solution that enhances informed decision-making, operational efficiency, public awareness, or policy/program development in the context of emergency management or disaster preparedness and response. Solutions can take various forms, such as interactive maps, dashboards, applications, or other data visualizations, products or tools.
- Use GEO.ca’s data to develop your solution.
- You are free to use GEO.ca tools or other open-license, open-source software or tools for mapping and data visualization, like QGIS or R. (Note: Copyleft-licensed tools are not permitted).
Technology Used
- Map created using Leaflet
- Data gathered from Geo.ca WMS or GeoJSON (hosted on GitHub)
- Front-end: JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- Back-end: Node.js (Express framework)
Our team
As a GIS enthusiast with a strong foundation in Geography and Environment, I recently completed the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Graduate Certificate Program at Fanshawe College in London, ON, Canada. My academic background has fueled my passion for sustainability and cartography, allowing me to merge my love for the environment with innovative technology. I thrive on analyzing spatial data and translating it into insights that can help address real-world issues. I am excited about the potential of GIS in uncovering geographic patterns.
I recently completed my first year in the Web Development and Internet Applications Program at Fanshawe College in London, ON, Canada. I am a passionate problem solver who enjoys expressing creativity through code. Whether crafting dynamic websites, developing applications, or diving into interesting side projects, I aim to create solutions that enhance user experiences and simplify processes. I'm always eager to learn new technologies and stay updated with industry trends, as continuous growth is key to becoming a better developer.
