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Hackathon 2022: Visualising Meteorological Data

ECMWF | Reading, UK | 11-12 June 2022

#VisMetHack @ECMWF



The aim of Hackathon 2022 is to explore how meteorological data, weather and climate, can be visualised to be more useable, understandable and impactful for users and the broader public.

This is not your usual Hackathon. We are looking for a wide range of experience to help with the challenges, ideas and projects. If you are a coder, designer, data wrangler, meteorologist, storyteller, journalist...or just have an interest in meteorological data and visualisation this is the event for you.

We are in the process of establishing challenges which will shape the ideas and projects for Hackathon 2022. There will also be an Open Challenge for those who want to work on something different. A GitHub page has been set up for the event to facilitate pre-event idea discussions and team building.

A variety of data and ECMWF experts will be provided throughout the weekend to help with your ideas and develop your projects.

The event is the weekend following the Using ECMWF Forecasts (UEF2022) event on the same theme and those attending this event are encouraged to join in with Hackathon 2022.

This event will be held in-person at ECMWF in Reading (UK) (free to attend but registration is needed).


All details and Registration at https://events.ecmwf.int/event/305/


We hope you can join us!


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on behalf of the ECMWF User Engagement and Outreach