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Friday
Jan 22, 2010
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CrisisCamp Portland: public planning meeting, bring your own lunch – NedSpace Old Town Help us plan this weekend's CrisisCampPDX. Bring your lunch to NedSpace and look for the "CrisisCampPDX" sign inside. You don't need to be there the entire time, come to as much of it as you can. You can get take-out lunch at nearby restaurants, like in Chinatown or the foodcarts at 10th and SW Alder. More about CrisisCampPDX: - RSVP for the free event: http://crisiscamphaitipdx.eventbrite.com/ - Follow the global effort: @CrisisCamp - Follow Portland effort: @CrisisCampPDX - Join Portland mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/crisiscamppdx |
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Sunday
Nov 4, 2012
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CyborgCamp 2 Track Hackathon - Crisis Commons Data Hackathon and Wearable Computing – Esri R&D Center (aka Geoloqi HQ) Join us on Sunday, Nov 4th at 10am at Geoloqi HQ for an all-day wearable computing and Crisis Commons Data Hackathon. More info here: http://portland.cyborgcamp.com/2012/10/wearable-computing-and-open-data-hackathon-sunday-nov-4th/ It’s free! You can participate as an individual or a team. Breakfast and coffee will be available in the morning, and we’ll head to the food carts for lunch. We’ll have a Makey Makey and some Lily Pad Arduinos. The wearable computing hackathon is for those comfortable with soldering and working with electronics. Bring your own equipment for best results. Don’t have your own equipment? Join the Crisis Commons hackathon. Use various tech such as the Geoloqi SDK and Portland open gov data to build useful apps for emergencies like Hurricane Sandy. Update: due to demand we opened an additional 20 slots! RSVP: http://cyborgcamp2012.eventbrite.com/ --Schedule-- Doors open at 10:00am with breakfast and coffee. Coding will stop at 5:30pm, and teams and individuals will demo their apps. Cleanup and after-events. Likely at the Lotus. --Location-- Geoloqi HQ 920 SW 3rd Ave #400 Portland, OR 97204 --Who Should Attend?-- Hardware hackers, Ruby, Python, PHP, web developers, coders, interaction designers, graphic designers and anyone who has a passion to code, hack or conceptualize applications that will free (or otherwise enhance) the accessibility and usefulness of government-shared data or wearable technology. Although the sprint takes place on Nov 4th after CyborgCamp Portland, you don’t have to be attending the conference to join us. Participation is free and open to anyone with an interest in design or coding… we just ask that you register in advance so we know how many we need to accommodate. Register at: http://cyborgcamp2012.eventbrite.com |