International Space Apps Challenge 2015 Mission Report Infographic

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1. 949 SOLUTIONS
   OVER 78 HOURS
   IN 133 CITIES
   ACROSS 62 COUNTRIES
   WITH 1,338 VIRTUAL PARTICIPANTS
   TOTAL OF 13,699 PARTICIPANTS WORLDWIDE Cady Coleman
   Charlie Camarda
   Richard Garriot
   Luca Parmitano
   Ron Garan
   Livestreaming over 3 days in 22+ cities,
   with 11,339 viewers tuning into the streams.
   Data Bootcamp events
   New York City, Cairo, Lago
   (with Rome and El Salvador
   participating virtually)
   OUTER SPACE 200 SOLUTIONS
   TOP: Happy Moments from Space / 32 projects
   HUMANS 245 SOLUTIONS
   Space GloVe: Spacecraft Gesture and Voice Commanding / 48 projects
   ROBOTICS 161 SOLUTIONS
   ZERO GEE Bee: Your Friendly Neighborhood Drone / 61 projects
   EARTH 262 SOLUTIONS
   Crop Alert: Learning from the Growers / 66 projects
   Challenge Solutions by Mission Category
   Northernmost event: MIKKELI, FINLAND
   Southernmost event: ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
   Westernmost event: SAN FRANCISCO, USA
   Easternmost event: AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
   Highest altitude event: LA PAZ, BOLIVIA
   Women in Data
   • 1 in 4 participants were women.
   • 47% of top global award finalists had at
   least one woman on the project team.
   • Largest event (Cairo) led by women.
   • 49% of participants at the NYC
   mainstage were women.
   of the 2015 cities have hosted
   a Space Apps event before
   Number of #SpaceApps
   Tweets during event
   weekend
   30,855,000
   Number of votes for
   People’s Choice
   156,007
   78 Media
   Stories
   SPACE APPS IS A NASA INCUBATOR INNOVATION PROGRAM
   SPACEAPPSCHALLENGE.ORG
   Samantha Cristoforetti
   Largest events and
   number of participants
   Cairo 707
   Dhaka 454
   New York 409
   Rome 299
   Santiago 267
   Lima 250
   New Delhi 227
   Istanbul 208
   Hyderabad 202
   Sold out events
   BURGOS, CAIRO, NEW YORK, LONDON,
   KATHMANDU, FRANKFURT, TORONTO,
   NEW DELHI, DHAKA
   Countries with highest
   concentration of events
   US (26), MEXICO AND JAPAN (5)
   Locations with companion
   youth events
   MONTREAL, TOKYO, SKOPJE,
   TORONTO, NYC, LAGOS, CALABAR,
   MONT-DE-MARSAN, VIENNA
   Participants' self-identified skills breakdown
   Events that produced
   the most solutions
   SUPPORTED BY
   6 ASTRONAUTS
   VIRTUAL 120 PROJECTS
   CAIRO 46 PROJECTS
   NEW YORK 28 PROJECTS
   ROME 24 PROJECTS
   

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