List of hackathons about transport in 2016

Are you shocked by the amount of food that is wasted, while people around the world are starving? Do you believe that in today's' world, there is a technology solution that could help reduce that waste in Austria and maybe distribute the food to where it's needed? Come and participate in the Food Waste Hackathon Vienna. This event is an opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals to reduce food waste in Austria.

Hackers! Interested in smart ports? Come and participate in the first French port hackathon, sponsored by HAROPA, the alliance of the ports of Le Havre, Rouen and Paris! Showcase your skills to use economic, environmental and weather data for innovative applications that will help with the performance and sustainability of ports. You will have 24 hours to create a solution to one of the following themes: »Port logistics performance »Environment and industrial safety »Services and information for the general public

Entrepreneurs, developers, and students! Interested in technology solutions that can transform the supply chain? Sign up to participate in the Supply Chain Digital Transformation Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded individuals to create innovative technology solutions for global supply chain operations and management and compete for a prize pool of $15,000.

Transportation and supply chain techies! Think you can contribute to the transformation of the supply chain? Have ideas about innovative solutions that revolutionize the IT systems of Ports? Whether you're a professional developer or a student, you are invited to compete in a hackathon to innovate on cost-effective, user-friendly information-sharing technologies for the Port Community. You'll be challenged to create a prototype for a web-based IT system or app that shares specific data elements that port community stakeholders need to have in advance of container vessel arrival.

You’ll get access to over 20 datasets. Can you translate this data into opportunities? We’re seeking smart and sustainable mobility solutions for everyday challenges including traffic jams, flight delays, location services, road assistance, traffic safety, train outages and route guidance. Join the two-day hackathon and win eternal fame and great prizes (totalling €12.000). http://www.dutchmobilityhackathon.nl

Programmers, engineers, business people, artists, and enthusiasts interested in transit issues! Come and participate in The Thames River Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded individuals and hack together software and hardware to make cool stuff. You can chose to participate in one of the following tracks or challenges: »Apps and APIs »Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality »Make Stuff Using Arduino, or 3D printing, etc. »Create Your Own Track!

Creative students and professionals! Passionate about technology? Come participate in Mercedes-Benz Hack.SiliconValley Hackathon and collaborate to build prototype solutions that might transform the way we transport goods, equipment and people. You'll team with others to create vehicle ecosystem solutions based on cloud data and Internet of Things.

The mobility service we’re aiming to build requires you to look at it from 3 different perspectives - technical, commercial, behavioural. All we’ll provide you with is a customer problem and the data to solve this accordingly. The challenge will involve building an app focusing on a mobility service in London, making it user-friendly and understanding how the money comes in. It’s about you shaping the proposition, rather than us telling you what to do! You'll get the opportunity to help solve real customer mobility problems, with an awesome app that is innovative, practical and commercially viable.

Interested in the Internet of Things? Sign up today for the AT&T Mobile App Hackathon (IoT) San Diego - Hack-o-ween. The event is sponsored by the AT&T Developer Program in association with CyberTECH. Collaborate with your peers to build an IoT or mobile Smart City app that uses datasets provided by the City of San Diego. Your app must help better serve citizens of San Diego. Scenarios to consider include First Responders, Public Health, Public Safety, Security, Traffic and Transportation, or related areas.

Interested in building apps that use technology and the Internet of Things to improve public transport? Want to learn how to use the oneM2M standard to access an open marketplace for transport data? Want to learn and contribute to the use of new technologies, through deployed real-time sensor data and other live datasets? Sign up to participate in the oneTRANSPORT Hackathon -- and help explore and create IoT solutions for transport that can be used by the wider community and benefit local authorities. The event allows for developers to draw data from the platform, as well as contribute back to the platform, enriching the existing services that are available through the platform. You'll have access to previously unavailable datasets including real time transport data from Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire from IoT enabled sensors deployed for the hackathon event.