November 4 & 5 2011 NYU

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Thanks to everyone who came to the first EcoHackNYC!
Check out what we did together - video of the hacks, photos, slides - and share it with your friends. And your mom. She'll love your hack.

The Hacks

We had five groups of projects - biodiversity, carbon & climate, deforestation, pollution & community engagement, and protected areas - and got great hacks from all of them! Check out the video of project demos from the end of the hackathon, or peruse the ignite talks that inspired these projects. Oh, and don't miss eco-geek yoga.

Biodiversity
Yasser Ansari Networked Organisms - Measuring Mother Nature's Pulse - Slides
Javier de la Torre The invasion of the starlings. Watch video! - Slides
Aaron Steele Using VisualRaster to explore WorldClim data - Watch video! - Slides
Ackbar Joolia Traffic in endangered species: visualizing the CITES database - Slides
Carbon & Climate
Andy Rossmeissl Learning from Climategate: New Strategies for a Skeptical World - Slides
Stuart Lynn OldWeather - Visualizing climate data of the day - Slides
Deforestation
Robin Kraft Hacking Deforestation: near-real-time forest monitoring for the tropics - Slides
Francois Grey ForestWatchers – hacking tools for submitting and geotagging images of deforestation - Watch video! - Watch video!
Pollution and Community Engagement
Wendy Brawer Extending the impacts of Green Mapmaking - Watch video! - Slides
Leif Percifield Connecting New York residents to where their waste water goes... - Slides
Protected Areas
Craig Mills Hacking with protected areas geospatial data - Slides
Jake Lowenstein Protected areas and civil conflict - Watch video! - Slides
Frank Biasi Combining Maps, Multimedia, and Narrative to Inspire People to Care About the Planet. Watch video! - Slides

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Contact

If you have any questions or suggestions, or want to cover the story on your newspaper or blog, please contact ecohacknyc@vizzuality.com