WeatherWise Hack

All submitted projects must align with at least one of the following tracks:

1. Weather Intelligence
   Solutions for forecasting, visualization, or weather data analysis.

2. Disaster Response & Preparedness
   Tools that help predict, manage, or respond to natural disasters.

3. AI & Data Innovation
   Use of AI/ML to generate insights, predictions, or automation.

4. Offline & Rural Accessibility
   Solutions that work in low-connectivity or resource-limited environments.

👉 Projects not aligned with any of these tracks may be disqualified.

• Open to students and developers worldwide

• Participants can compete individually or in teams

• Team size: 1–4 members

• Projects must be built during the hackathon period

• Use of existing frameworks/tools is allowed, but the core work must be new

• Projects must include:

  • A working demo (web, Android, etc.)

  • A clear description of the solution

  • How it solves a real-world problem

• No plagiarism or copying existing projects

• No harmful, illegal, or unethical solutions

• No offensive or inappropriate content

Projects will be evaluated based on:

• Innovation & Creativity

• Impact & Usefulness

• Technical Implementation

• Design & User Experience

• Prizes are subject to sponsor confirmation

• Winners will receive certificates and recognition

• All eligible participants will receive a Certificate of Participation

• All projects must be submitted via Devpost before the deadline

• Include:

  • Project description

  • Demo link or video

  • Team details

• Be respectful and collaborative

• No harassment or discrimination

• Follow fair participation practices

• Organizers reserve the right to:

  • Disqualify entries that violate rules

  • Modify event details if necessary

  • Verify submissions for authenticity

Participants are encouraged to register on our official platform to receive a unique WeatherWise ID for smoother certificate distribution and updates.