About the challenge
Your task is to determine the encryption key hidden on campus by completing the following objectives:
- Determine the coordinates of the designated control point using a GNSS receiver, antenna, and related equipment with the highest achievable accuracy.
- Use the provided hints and clues to compute the coordinates of the hidden points.
- Visualize the resulting spatial pattern in the geodetic frame to reveal the transformed coordinates.
- Present your findings, including methodology, accuracy assessment, and justification in a 5 minutes presentation.
Requirements
What to Submit
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A 5 minutes presentation video and deliver an in person presentation
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note: This should be similar to your in person presentation, use this as an opportunity to practice
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Visualization of your results
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Your scripts/code:
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Github repository link to your code (recommended)
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Or a folder with your scripts
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Make sure to include your team number, team name, and all team members name (each of you should make an account)
Prizes
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Matt Clampitt
Software Test Architect
Jamie Horrelt
Team Lead, Software Test Engineering
Josh Cho
Software Test Designer
Richard Doris
Team Lead, Software Tools Development
Hunter Scott
Software Test Designer
Iffah Hamdan
Software Test Designer
Hongzhou Yang
Assistant Professor, Schulich School of Engineering
Judging Criteria
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Communication & Delivery
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Technical Explanation & Justification
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Problem Solving
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Results & Visualization
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Data Collection, Processing, and Analysis Methods
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Coding & Tool Implementation
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Coordinate Transformations & Calculations
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Error Assessment & Accuracy
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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