Participants had access to invaluable tools, training and support throughout the hackathons. We aim to provide everything participants need, so they can give their solution everything they’ve got.
We wanted to minimise the time needed to process data. That’s why we created a dedicated data cube for each hackathon. The data cubes contained pre-processed Copernicus data and information about a specific geographical region and time period, focused on the hackathon theme. Learn about the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem, the platform used for the last edition of the hackathons.
Participants had access to virtual storage and computational resources for the duration of each hackathon. The Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem supported the 6th hackathon edition, enabling them to discover, manipulate and download Copernicus data and information. The cloud infrastructure aimed to provide all the processing power and storage participants needed to hack their way to success.
Participants improved the accuracy of their solutions with the JASON platform. This platform provides a fully automatic PPK/PPP processing engine for precise location/navigation. Learn more about this tool.
Missing crucial data? We got you covered. Participants took advantage of our code repository. Hackers were invited to share their code with the CASSINI Hackathon community on the open-source platform, Github.
New to hackathons? No problem. We prepared two playbooks that allowed you to make the most of your first hackathon experience. Access helpful tips on how to face challenges, where to go if you need support, and what tools you’ll be required to use throughout the event in the Participant Playbook. The Business Design Playbook guides you to discover, build and tap into business opportunities with your ideas.
Participants arrived at the hackathon feeling fully prepared by watching our on-demand training sessions provided by the CASSINI Hackathon experts and partners. Become a specialist on the DIAS platforms, master core business skills, or expand your knowledge – there’s something for everyone.
Looking for more information about the tools and technologies used during the hackathons? We have collected a few resources for you below:
Satellite Positioning
- EGNOS and Galileo: Programme Reference Documents
- GNSS Raw measurements white paper
- Database of GNSS raw measurements
- Glossary for GPS test
- GNSS Market Report
- Galileo-enabled devices
- Galileo Hackathons by GNSS Asia
- The advantages of GNSS Positioning
- What differentiates Galileo?
- Getting started with Copernicus Earth Observation satellite data
- The benefits of processing your GNSS data in the cloud
- Crowdsourcing GNSS features of Android devices
- List of Relevant Android Smartphones
Other Data