Data as Art
Awarded to the team who creates the most original piece of art using ACT Government data
Go to Challenge | 5 teams have entered this challenge.
Team Name:
HackYeah2018!
Team Members:
Project HackYeah 2018!
Project Info
Team Name
HackYeah2018!
Team Members
9 members with unpublished profiles.
Project Description
Looking to Learn about BigData, OpenData Sets, data visualisation and interpretation.
Data Story
Once upon a time some technophiles thought it would be a good idea to learn about big data.
::Challenge:: Protecting our Carers:
We took data from DSS and produced a heat map across Australia of young people who receive Carers payments to gain insights into their location to try and help identify how to best identify potential carers.
::Challenge:: Saving Lives through Data:
Limited Public Data. Simulated Internet of things Hospital of the future and how that might be visualised.
::Challenge::
Healthy Canberra (ACT Regional)
Healthy Communities (National)
My Canberra (ACT Regional)
Caring Canberra (ACT Regional)
::Solution::
We took data about facilities, points of interest and scenic spots in a local region (Canberra) and have used that data to visualise, analyse and provide info in the form of a mobile app connecting people to amenities, bike trails, basketball courts etc. By superimposing a range of datasets onto several maps, we also gathered a range of insights to help inform Government decisions about the positioning of public amenities and safer cycling paths. The app would also serve as a feedback channel where people can report hazards, rate the cleanliness of public facilities, and point out new locations for others of the community to get active!
Team DataSets
Cyclist Crashes
Description of Use Used to create Map and Dress
ACT Public Toilet Locations
Description of Use Used to display Public toilet locations on a map within the app.
ACT Playgrounds
Description of Use Used to display Playground locations on a map within the app.
ACT Public BBQ Locations
Description of Use Used to display public BBQ locations on a map within the app.
ACT Skateparks
Description of Use Used to display Skate Park locations on a map within the app.
ACT Drinking Fountain Locations
Media Consumer Survey 2017
Description of Use Social network usage of young people
Social Media Statistics Australia
Description of Use Usage stats for users aged 25 and under
Disability, Ageing and Carers, Australia: Summary of Findings, 2015
Description of Use Used to obtain counts of self-identified carers by state/territory
DSS Payment Demographic Data
Description of Use Used to obtain total carer counts per SA2 area (rolled up to SA3)
DSS Payment Demographic Data for Young Carers
Description of Use Used to obtain counts of carers per SA3 region
ACT Basketball
Description of Use Used to display Basketball Court locations on a map within the app.
ACT Dog Parks
Description of Use Not used in final solution
ACT Street Lights
Description of Use Not used in final solution
ACT Pothole data
Description of Use Not used in final solution
Challenge Entries
My Canberra
How do I learn about, and connect with, my city, my suburb or my neighbourhood?
Go to Challenge | 13 teams have entered this challenge.
Healthy Canberra
How do we keep our city, and our people, healthy?
Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.
Healthy Communities Challenge
How might we assist councils to build healthier and stronger communities?
Go to Challenge | 49 teams have entered this challenge.
Save Lives With Data
How can we use data and technology to better the health of the Australian population, and what could be the economic impacts?
Go to Challenge | 35 teams have entered this challenge.
Caring Canberra
How do we make Canberra the most inclusive city in Australia?
Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.
First Hackers
Awarded to the best project from a team of first-time hackers
Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.
Protecting our Carers
How can we motivate young carers to search out information on and engage with supports and services early in their caring journey, rather than when they’re in a crisis situation?
Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.