World-wide ozone data: Just after cutting through the 24-hour-mark, our developers have integrated near real-time (NRT) satellite data into our platform.

Did you know that ozone (O3) levels are generally higher over oceans? This is because there are no local nitric oxide (NO) emission sources; NO reacts with O3 and forms NO2 (nitrogen dioxide) and O2 (oxygen).

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Good morning! Our team has been strengthening themselves with a hearty breakfast to kickstart continuing working on the NASA Space Apps Challenge.

Do you have any ideas what you would like to see on our air quality maps and what other information to integrate? Let us know below!

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First integration done! We can now visualise satellite data on our air quality platform. 🙌

Ending on that high note, you can join us again from tomorrow morning. Our team will gather again for breakfast to plan the next work packages and then work on creating additional value through our app landscape. Good night!

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Our developers are already hard at work! Currently, they are integrating real-time earth observation data into our main air quality data models. This will be the groundwork for all development in our user-facing apps.

By the way: We are currently looking for a working student to join our software development team. You should be specialised in full-stack JavaScript development and already have some first industry experience.

Interested? Find the full job description here: https://www.breeze-technologies.de/career/working-student-full-stack-javascript-development/

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We have been reviewing what's already out there - and most of the current tools to engage with earth observation data on air quality are terrible!

It's definitely time for a user-friendly and easily understandable solution. Luckily that's our speciality! Let's see what we come up with over this weekend. 🤘

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Happy NASA Space Apps Challenge! Our team is working hard this weekend on a tighter integration of satellite data into our air quality platform, calibration algorithms and data visualisation.

Here we are giving you a sneak peak into our activities. We will supply you with a constant stream of updates on our progress over this weekend.

Space Apps is annual NASA’s global hackathon, first held in April 2012, and serves as innovation incubation and civic engagement program.

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