List of hackathons about big data in 2019

The logistics hackathon is a platform to collaborate and create innovative solutions for 6 challenging logistics issues. Each of these cases is brought to you by one of these leading shippers and service providers in Belgium. Challenges are distributed on a first come, first serve-basis at the check-in of the hackathon on Wednesday, November 27th. We reveal the challenges on 01/09/19. You can allready register now, registration is for free.

This three-day coding event, which starts on Monday, 25 November 2019, is a unique opportunity for you to work closely with IT and risk management experts from the ECB and other EU central banks. Students who have knowledge of or experience in data masking, machine learning, or developing application programming interfaces (APIs) or front-end user interfaces are encouraged to apply to take part. You will work as part of a team to develop a cutting-edge dashboard designed to monitor financial risks. Teams will present solutions to one of the four challenges set out below. On the final day of the event a panel of judges will decide which team has produced the best solution to each of the challenges.

Singapore's biggest youth hackathon is back! YouthHacks is a great way to learn how to build cool things; meet and compete with new people; tackle big problems; and have fun! Happening from the 23-24 November 2019, this incomparable learning experience will feature the best 101s, quality mentors, the tastiest food and an unforgettable experience for all. So what are you waiting for? Register now before the tickets run out! Please note that registration closes on the 20th of October 2019.

The United States Embassy in South Africa has selected Silicon Cape, in partnership with HackOn, GirlHype and The Loudhailer, to implement the project, Hackathons for South Africa: Digital Solutions for Real World Challenges. Consisting of four hackathons over a one-year period, with two in Cape Town and two in Johannesburg, the project seeks to build technical, problem-solving, creative thinking, and collaborative skills among emerging software developers to strengthen their employability and help drive economic growth The inaugural hackathon will be held in the EY premises at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town from Saturday the 23rd to Sunday, the 24th of November 2019. Emerging software developers, IT professionals, trainers, civil society organisations, students, academics and professionals with expertise relevant to the theme are all invited to attend the event and create innovative digital solutions to the problem of gender-based violence.

Join EUMETSAT, CMEMS and Estonian Environment Agency scientists for a weekend hackathon working with free and open Copernicus ocean data in Tallinn, Estonia on 22-24 November 2019. The Baltic Sea region is home to more than 85 million people (of whom 15 million live on the coast) and is one of the most intensively used seas on the planet. Whether it is shipping, fishing, energy cables and pipelines, or tourism and recreation, all these activities have an impact on the unique Baltic Sea region. The challenge is to create solutions to problems that currently affect the Baltic Sea, and beyond, and help people in their daily lives in this beautiful region. To solve this challenge you are encouraged to use the wealth of newly-availableCopernicusmarine data which is all open access and ready for you to use. Various approaches are welcome: create new solutions or add ocean-smart features to existing solutions. Propose innovative data visualisations for academic purposes or for raising awareness about the Baltic Sea environment and beyond. Mobile, web apps, platforms or hardware - it’s your call! We would particularly welcome imaginative projects using artificial intelligence or machine learning approaches. Copernicus OceanHack is funded by the EU’sCopernicus Programmeand organised through a partnership of EUMETSAT, CMEMS, and the Estonian Environment Agency. It is powered by Garage 48andsupported by the Department of Marine Systems at Tallinn University of Technology.

The Ukrainian Open Data Hackathon is a team idea/prototyping competition, organized by Tech London Advocates Ukraine, for students and professionals worldwide. You can sit in Kyiv, Mariupol or Zhmerynka and still participate in our event. Are you in New York or Tokio? Not a problem at all to hack for Ukrainian good with us. Even sunny Honolulu or Phuket can join us since our Hackathon is truly borderless. You pick your idea, team and work on a solution for the Challenge, explained below. What is the Challenge? Participants can choose a combination of any of the following work-streams: Business Climate How Might We elevate Ukrainian small businesses and investment into Ukraine? Set the Record Straight How Might We promote the correct usage of linguistics and raise awareness on cultural knowledge of Ukraine? (#KyivnotKiev, ‘Ukraine’ not ‘the Ukraine’) Clean Data Indicators How Might We boost and keep open data indicators up to date, correct, and automate the detection of any errors? What datasets do we have? Our Partner, Refinitiv Labs, provides free access to data, metadata and, perhaps most importantly, sample Jupyter notebooks for many of the most popular sets including Tick History, Historical Pricing, Reuters News Archive, Aggregated News & Social Media Sentiment, ESG and Knowledge Graph. It also provides access to the Intelligent Tagging Natural Language Processing and Symbology services. Also, every participant will get access toOpen Datasets Catalogue within the Ukrainian Ecosystem (mostly - in Ukrainian).

AT&T Brno invites you to Hackathon. This year theme - Technologies For The Future. If you have ideas how to improve or change the life around you, come with your own team (maximum 6 people) or come alone, make up the team on the spot and compete with others in categories: - Smart Village - Smart Factory - Smart Office - Device, Grid & Infrastructure security PRIZE MONEY: USD 4,000 | USD 2,000 | USD 1,000 Refreshment will be available during the event

Le challenge : SNCF met à disposition sa plateforme conversationnelle open source pour créer facilement des chatbots. L’objectif : améliorer l’expérience de voyage ! Mobilité urbaine, inter-urbaine, écomobilité, multi-modalité, etc. Les cas d’usages sont nombreux, à vous de proposer de nouveaux services ! Les prix : 3 équipes ressortiront gagnantes de Hack & Bot ! 🥇 1er Prix : 2 500€ de chèques cadeaux 🥈 2ème Prix : 1 500€ de chèques cadeaux 🥉 3ème Prix : 1 000€ de chèques cadeaux Pour qui ? Les équipes seront composées de profils externes et de collaborateurs SNCF ; le hackathon est ouvert à tous ! Développeurs, designers, chefs de projet, étudiants, startups, etc. Infos-clés : Quand ? 21 et 22 novembre 2019 Où ? SNCF Campus Rimbaud - 574 (La Plaine Saint-Denis) RER D - Stade de France Saint Denis Github plateforme TOCK : https://github.com/theopenconversationkit/tock

To promote the innovation of students Solve service problems with Suranaree University of Technology Hospital Supporting students and those who are interested to integrate their knowledge of technology Solving problems "painpoint" in the hospital can be improved with technology and innovation under the cooperation of government agencies, education and private sectors.

Abu Dhabi Digital Authority is hosting a 48-hour hackathon inviting developers, entrepreneurs, designers, and other skilled individuals to showcase the future of Abu Dhabi through the use of Artificial Intelligence. You will have three challenges to choose from: 1. Wildlife management - Behavior prediction 2. Inspection Route Optimisation - Route and resource constraint analysis 3. Government Policy Management - Virtual Digital Assistant Amazing prizes - visit the official website to find out more