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|MOI registration deadline=2018/11/26 | |MOI registration deadline=2018/11/26 | ||
|MOI contact email address=fwi@uw.edu | |MOI contact email address=fwi@uw.edu | ||
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|MOI summary=Waterhackweek is a 5-day hack week to be held at the University of Washington in partnership with the University of Washington eScience Institute. Participants will learn about open source technologies used to analyze water-related datasets. Mornings will consist of interactive lectures, and afternoon sessions will involve facilitated exploration of datasets and hands-on software development. Successful applicants will pay a $100 registration fee and be expected to cover lodging, travel expenses and some meals. Financial support may be available based on need. | |MOI summary=Waterhackweek is a 5-day hack week to be held at the University of Washington in partnership with the University of Washington eScience Institute. Participants will learn about open source technologies used to analyze water-related datasets. Mornings will consist of interactive lectures, and afternoon sessions will involve facilitated exploration of datasets and hands-on software development. Successful applicants will pay a $100 registration fee and be expected to cover lodging, travel expenses and some meals. Financial support may be available based on need. | ||
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Water Hack Week 2019
Deadlines
Abstract submission: The abstract submission deadline has passed Registration: Registration is now closed
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Waterhackweek is a 5-day hack week to be held at the University of Washington in partnership with the University of Washington eScience Institute. Participants will learn about open source technologies used to analyze water-related datasets. Mornings will consist of interactive lectures, and afternoon sessions will involve facilitated exploration of datasets and hands-on software development. Successful applicants will pay a $100 registration fee and be expected to cover lodging, travel expenses and some meals. Financial support may be available based on need.