Show basic pledge data alongside emissions data for a country.

Portal front end, change "Learn More" to "Show Origin", which will do a dynamic web service call to a sawtooth http wrapper that will retrieve the blockchain written transaction based on passing a ID (DID) for the emission or pledge record.

Initially this will be a hard coded API key, next phase is replacing with client side magic link/wallet.

The "Source File" (csv or xls for example), both originally downloaded (and the URL of the download source and the organization that published it), and any modified version (i.e. changes of date formatting for import into database or system), author(s), last modified date.

This code builds a web API for retrieving records from sawtooth. Based on their state address (line 55 of ) https://github.com/YaleOpenLab/Collabathon_2019/blob/master/sawtooth_api/index.js will determine how the record is broken down and exposed over the web.

Hi, for our project on open source mobility we need to report our contributions to the collabathon. Unfortunately, although it is stated that the code and the contributions to the Collabathon are open source, no particular license is specified. Could you elaborate on that, or maybe add a specific license?

Accept a post with a JSON payload for Account, Emission, Pledge that will wrap underlying sawtooth libraries to prepare a transaction and write it to sawtooth and return transaction ID and the sawtooth address.

Another single REST endpoint will receive a request with a sawtooth address as one of the parameters and return a JSON payload with the chain metadata for either of the asset types.

Future work and investigation will begin around the account/key/wallet management and security architecture.

When a CSV or XLS or other data source is downloaded, when represented in the UI, needs to be able to show origin and processing work to transform into certain data and experiences in a UI

Event info

Register page here.
Wiki Docs with prompts here.
Discord Server link

Award Categories
There are three award categories for this Collabathon which aim to motivate you to live the spirit of collaboration and integrate your very different skills and backgrounds to come up with innovative solutions. We are making sure that all contributions are being rewarded - not only code, but ideas, strategies, research, thoughtware, frameworks and approaches, and contributions to prompts and the GitBook overall.

Most collaborative team
The Yale Open Lab team will judge the collaboration and mutual support across teams based on your activities in the digital environment. This includes how you have collaborated within the team, supported other teams (e.g. by answering questions in Discord), shared ideas with other teams and inspired each others approaches, shared research with teams working on similar prompts etc.
This award will be judged by the Yale Open Lab organizing team. We'll go through Discord to analyze your contributions, GitBook to check out your contributions to prompts and tasks and check with nodes on what they have observed throughout the events.

Most innovative contribution
Independent judges will choose the most innovative contribution based on the value and creativity of your contribution (code, prompt documentation, ideas etc.). We have a diverse team of judges which will assess your code, frameworks, strategies and value propositions, contributions etc. Innovative contributions should showcase a creative approach towards tackling unsolved challenges that pose big problems, the integration of new data, research, algorithms, technology or existing software modules. The innovation needs to provide a significant added value or new value proposition to the Open Climate Platform.
This award will be judged by a diverse set of external judges, which have backgrounds in climate policy, blockchain and software development. Judges will be announced before Dec. 2nd.
Most effective hack

Community Choice
The entire Collabathon community will judge on the most effective hack by upvoting team contributions. All participants will have the opportunity to go through the contributions and review how other teams have solved prompts, review their code, demos and presentations for the the effectiveness of their solution. This award is more targeted towards code, but can definitively be accommodated by thoughtware and strategy to emphasize the value of the contribution.

The entire Collabathon community will be able to review contributions and upvote them. The team with the highest ranking will win this award.

Please refer to the section expected contributions to review submission guidelines.

More info:

Submission Deadline

December 2nd

Award date: December 6th at the United Nation Framework Convention of Climate Change Conference of the Parties

Awards

The awarded team/s will receive $700 worth of carbon credits from Gold Standard. This will be a big climate value both to the team but also to the Collabathon community in reducing or een neutralizing the whole event. Awarded teams will also get a certificate and event swag, and be mentioned in the press conference at the United Nations Climate event at COP25

• Emissions
• Pledges
• product impact