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Mozilla, US Ignite, the Gig City of Chattanooga present
Hackanooga: Chattanooga Ignite Hack Days
Sept. 14-16, 2012
http://mozillaignite.org

If you enjoy pushing the limits of the open web platform, we want you to join us September 14-16 in the Gig City of Chattanooga, Tennessee for a weekend of good food, good friends, and — most importantly — a unique opportunity to get your hands dirty on a citywide, 1 gigabit per second network.

Register here

Sample apps

We're interested in demonstrating innovation in education, workforce training, healthcare, and other public benefit areas. We'll be prototyping using client-side open web technologies (HTML5, WebGL, WebRTC) and a local private cloud. The types of applications we're talking about include:

  • •applications that require high bandwidth (100Mbps to 1Gbps)
  • •applications using huge data sets stewarded by archive.org
  • •applications that take advantage of layer 2 programmability/take advantage of software defined networking
  • •demonstrations of the above running point-to-point with local anchor institutions (over community fiber or wireless)

Campaign ad aggregator

WHO: Ralf Muehlen
WHAT: Aggregate campaign ads by region and analyze them. Discover contradictory TV quotes from the same candidate; fact-check explanations and contrast messages by media market.
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Local community archive

WHO: Mike McCarthy
WHAT: Develop a community archiving platform that will allow residents to share community/family video with future San Franciscans. San Francisco Public Library sites that are on the CBN could have kiosk established that would enable the uploading and tagging of videos.
NEEDS:

DIY holography for education

WHO:
WHAT: Using Kinect sensors, provide a virtual classroom that will enable scientist from San Francisco's science museums to teach kids at community sites connected to the CBN.
NEEDS:

Micro climate sensor network

WHO:
WHAT: Create a sensor network that will enable real time monitoring of environmental of San Francisco's micro climates. Could be part of San Francisco's expansion of Parklet's. [1]
NEEDS: