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Fishackathon Bergen 2016April 22-24, 2016

Presented by theU.S. Department of State

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Coders, programmers, and fisheries experts review the problem statements and decide which idea they want to developThe judges nominate a winner from each site, eligible for worldwide grand prizesIDEACOLLABORATEDELIVERTHE HACKATHON

Participants form teams and spend a weekend developing technological solutions to their chosen problem statementAt the end of the Fishackathon, teams pitch their work to a panel of expert judgesJUDGE

Coordinator & SupportDorothy J. Dankel, PhD: coordinator & fisheries expert, UiBPer Sogge: co-coordinator, US Embassy OsloTed Danowitz: co-coordinator, US Embassy OsloLivar Bergheim: co-coordinator, DifiJrgen Eriksson: co-coordinator, Start-up BergenStian vsteb: co-coordinator, grunderheimen.no

SponsorsUniversity of Bergen (location & coordination)Hjort Centre for Ecosystem Dynamics (food & shirts)US Embassy in Norway (personnel)Startup Bergen (personnel/photo & video)Grunderheimen.no (personell & office space)Bergen Teknisk Overfring (BTO, consulting)Ministry of Foreign Affairs (prizes)Google Oslo (prizes)Directorate of Fisheries (judges)

Fishackathon Bergen 2016 Participants

Espegrend Marine Field Station

Secretary of State John Kerry

Presentations: A Powerpoint, Prezi, video that shows your:Quality of Idea/Innovation Impact on Sustainable Fisheries or Ocean HealthEfficacy of the InterfaceMust not be longer than 5 minutesProblem statement your technological product seeks to addressIntroduction to your product How it worksWhat resources are needed for the implementation of the productWays in which it can be implementedA real life situation your product will address and the impact of that change on the community/city/countryMust be sent electronically to: dolly4fish@gmail.com by 13.00 on Sunday

The 3 (of 9) Problem Statements tackled in Bergen

3. Fisheries and Oceans CanadaAn app to be used by field staff and managers to determine when Asian carps would be entering individual streams to spawn each summer.

7. Maritime Domain Awareness A webpage or app that can pull information directly from all kinds of freely available internet sources about U.S. and other coastal nations fishing permit data and vessel data, including images; integrate the information; and then aggregate the information into a useful, easy-to-search, standardized format that can be a stand-alone output for law enforcement or others, such as responsible marketers and consumers.

8. MarViva Foundation Smartphone app to enable identification of fish fillets for consumers (*see section "supporting data" for additional reference)

Fishackathon Bergen 2016April 22-24, 2016

Presented by theU.S. Department of State

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