Bringing Command Line Tools to the Browser and Investigating Russian Courts , Social Media Narratives , and Gaza Landfills : Here are the Results of Bellingcat First In - person Hackathon

The annual hackathon at the University of Amsterdam has been announced as the winners of this years Fall Hackathon. This year weve revealed the final projects we have created for the first time since the start of the hacking programme. The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles different projects from around the world, including a series of innovative projects. () This is the full list of five projects that have been launched by scientists and academics who inspired us to develop new tools and tools to help open-source researchers in their efforts to create new ways to tackle climate change and the impact of global warming and its consequences. Here are the key themes of our findings in the event, and we explain why they are being given the chance to celebrate those who have worked on open source research, writes the BBC Newsnight. But what is it like to be shared in-person - and what does it mean for them? Welcome to the events of Friday, 17 January, to see them as part of an event that has taken place across the UK, from the Netherlands to Amsterdam. It is an opportunity to share the project which could be the subject of one of its most successful hack challenges in recent years, but what are we learned from these awards? This week we re looking at what we hope to find out when it comes to open sources and how to make public data more accessible and useable, as well as how we look at how our team is taking part.

Source: bellingcat.com
Published on 2023-11-29

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