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#RHoK
@randomhacks
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Introductions
Christiaan Adams
@spinmap
Google
Elizabeth Sabet
@esabet
SecondMuse
Patrick Svenburg
@svenburg
Micrsoft
Todd Khozien
@toddicus
SecondMuse
Nicholas Skytland
@skytland
NASA
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RHoK-stars
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RHoK-stars
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RHoK-ing
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RHoK-ing
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RHoK-ing out
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What is RHoK?
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A community of
innovation
developing
practical open
solutions for
social good
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Together, they move
those solutions to
implementation and
impact
Volunteers work on open
technology solutions
Subject matter experts
define the problems
How Does it Work?
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“Hacking for
Humanity”
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Who Can Participate?
Everyone!
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History of RHoK?
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Impact
Time
June
2009
@
CrisisCamp
December
2009
1st
Hackathon
Silicon
Valley,
CA
June
2010
2nd
Hackathon
7
CiBes
December
2010
3rd
Hackathon
22
CiBes
June
4-‐5,
2011
4th
Hackathon
19
CiBes
Dec
3-‐4,
2011
5th
Hackathon
28
CiBes
The RHoK Journey Next
Up:
Global
Hackathon
June
2-‐3,
2012
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Who is RHoK?
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4000+ people
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45+ cities
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Core Partners
Regional Partner Operational Lead
180+ partners
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Why RHoK?
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Problem Definitions
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A good
solution starts
with a good
problem
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Brainstorm. Define. Refine.!
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Success Stories
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sheltr.org
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Partnerships with The Coalition Against
Hunger, Project H.O.M.E., and the Philadelphia
Office of Supportive Housing
Interest from many cities across the U.S.
Expanded hack to include food sources
Press coverage NPR Interview
Awards for best civic hack
Homeless service providers reaching out
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CHASM (Combined Stability and Hydrology Model)
Created at RHoK #1
Chasm is an integrated
slope hydrology/slope
stability software package
that aids the assessment
of slope stability
conditions
Academic researcher
came to RHoK with the
concept and base code
without interface
Proactively used and
deployed in Latin America
And the Caribbean
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www.phillysnap.com
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Assessing (and aggregating) beehive health
beepods.com
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Brainstorm.
Define.
Refine.
Hack.
Support
and
sustain
for
impact.
The
Hackathon
Process
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A License to RHoK
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Introductions
Christiaan Adams
@spinmap
Google
Elizabeth Sabet
@esabet
SecondMuse
Patrick Svenburg
@svenburg
Micrsoft
Todd Khozien
@toddicus
SecondMuse
Nicholas Skytland
@skytland
NASA
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rhok.org @randomhacks #RHoK
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