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Team Soul

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iSafe

Project Info

Team Name

Team Soul

Team Members

Mangesh Gopale and 2 other members with unpublished profiles.

Project Description

The idea is with help of Governement, Communities and Organisations , Provide the capability for public at risk to get notified of the emergency Event nearby and Help them navigate to nearest Safe Zone. Also Provide capability for the Emergency Department to assess the impact of the incident with respect to number of People at risk and View of the Evacuation Procedure to better manage Emergency and save more lives.

The Platform serves the Civilians and Admins , Civilians use the Platform and Mobile Application to get the nearest location of the Safe Zones in the event of Emergency.

Platform Provides API layer to Councils / Community Group / Organisations to enrol the Safezone which they can Manage. SafeZone can be enrolled to have different characteristics like capacity , type of Event it can handle.

Platform provides Web Layer to the Emergency Department to better manage the incident by providing view of the Civilians at risk in the Incident Zone , Civilians in the SafeZone etc.

Data Story

We have used the Data from following Systems to come up with the domain model
- QLDTraffic GeoJSON API
- Vic Emergency Data
- Pedestrian / Vehicle Count from LiverPool City / Melbourne City
- Google Map APIs

We need to add data for safe Zones across the city, and availability of safe zones will be decided based on the event type, location of the incident and intensity and civilian count.

Evidence of Work

Video

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Challenge Entries

Queensland OpenAPI

Create a project using one or more of Queensland's Open-API’s

Eligibility: Your solution to this challenge should access at least one Queensland Open Data API. You can mix and match this with other API’s or data

Go to Challenge | 39 teams have entered this challenge.

🌟 Pedestrian and Air Quality Sensor Data

How might we improve users’ experience of their city by using data from pedestrian and vehicle counters and/or air quality sensors?

Eligibility: Use any open dataset to support your entry.

Go to Challenge | 15 teams have entered this challenge.

🌟 What's the coolest way to travel across the city?

Using datasets which map urban heat and green cover across Greater Sydney, we challenge you to develop a tool which visualises green routes through the city. Help people avoid urban heat and move across the city in comfort by mapping out green streets and pathways which connect shopping centres, public transport stops and public spaces.

Eligibility: Must use at least the Urban Heat & Green Cover dataset(s) from the SEED portal.

Go to Challenge | 18 teams have entered this challenge.