

St.Petersburg, Russia
October 5-6, 2013
«Hackathon» is a challenge! You have only 24 hours for creating your project from scratch to working prototype. Winners will be choosen by qualified judges and awarded by prizes. We believe technologies can change the world!
Please read details in the rules.
«Open Data» is information published in the Internet in special structured formats (CSV, XML, RDF). From 2013 some Laws about regalutions of publishing Open Governmetn Data were accepted by Parliament. So now it is the Law!*
Agenda
Hackathon is not about only coding during 24 hours but this also "fun", and team work, games and, of course, food for our favorite programmers and everybody who works on projects: we suggest pizza, coffee and cookies! Everything on the event for you, dear friends!
October 5 (day 1, saturday)
11:00 – Registration and grand opening
12:00 – Keynotes
13:30 – Presentations of teams/ideas
14:00 – Start to work in team
October 6 (Day 2, Sunday)
10:00 – Brakfast and continie working
17:00 – Finish of working
18:00 – Demofest (project's presentations)
20:00 – Grand closing and choose winners!
Success stories
Let's create new success stories together!
SeeClickFix allows to point city's problems on the map. Team raised $1,5M in venture investment and grows fast. If you create new public service you participate in forming new markets.
MyCityWay was created during New York City's hackathon, won main prise $50K. Venture capitalists saw big potential in team and help to find and understand market.
Novosibirsk's Map of accidents attracted attention by press very fast. In 2012 guys won main prize in Data Journalism Awards 7500 euro. Create useful and non-profit services and win money and love of millions.
Mobile applications which allows to know time when St.Petersburg's public transport arrive.
Analysis of accidents: visualization of data by years, results, regions and cities.
Analysis of Government contracts: search by districts, filters by price, difference between start and final price, other params.
Find out more about Open Data
«5 star» rating
More stars mean that you data is opener and structured better for automation.
Were introduced by
sir Tim Berners Li (W3C)

- Linked Data (Link your data to other people’s data to provide context)
- use W3C standards (RDF, SPARQL)
- non-proprietary format (CSV)
- Available as machine-readable structured data (XLS)
- on the web (whatever format, PDF, DOC)but with an open licence
