Space Apps Challenge 2017

We are tackling the challenge of communication gap between scientists and the public. We believe once the gap is filled, all challenges are easily solvable or at least much higher probability of being solved.

Our main challenge was to get our team members together. We worked remotely the whole time as we all got other commitments to do. It was very tough and challenging time.

All project details is in our PowerPoint presentation in the following link:

https://goo.gl/xHV1Wu

Resources studied:

• NASA Human Spaceflight acronyms
• NASA Space Communications and Navigation acronyms
• NASA Science site glossary
• NASA Science current, past, and future Earth Science missions
• NASA image library (includes audio and video)
• NASA’s Software Robotics and Simulation Division
• NASA Scientific Visualization Studio
• NASA’s citizen science projects
• NASA's Earth Science Data Systems Program
• NASA's Earthdata site
• NASA Global Imagery Browse Services (GIBS) provides access to over 400 satellite products. The data can be imported into Google Earth, GIS programs, or can be used in your own client.
• NASA Worldview is an easy way to visualize NASA GIBS data in your browser
• Eyes on the Earth
• NASA Earth Science web page
• Earth Observatory
• NASA’s Data Active Archive Centers (DAACs)
• NASA Giovanni
• NASA’s Short-term Prediction Research and Transition Center (SPoRT)
• NASA Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Services Information Center
• NASA Global Climate Change
• Merriam-Webster: Check out the Earth section
• https://visuwords.com/
• Geology.com
• Earth Explorer