Housekeeping

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Tasks

• Project Relevance Check: Review the project objectives and ensure that the analysis and predictions align with the challenge of visualizing and predicting geospatial BC climates.
• Practicality Assessment: Evaluate the feasibility and practicality of the project's solutions in addressing the climate change challenge specific to British Columbia.
• Impact Evaluation: Assess the potential positive impact of the project's insights and predictions on climate-related decision-making and planning in British Columbia.
• Technical Complexity Review: Analyze the technical intricacy of the implemented Kriging interpolation, considering innovation and scalability in the context of geospatial climate analysis.
• Creativity Check: Evaluate the project's creativity in problem-solving, considering the uniqueness and originality of approaches taken in visualizing and predicting BC climates.
• Presentation Quality Assessment: Review the clarity, organization, and engagement level of the project's presentation, ensuring that information is effectively conveyed with appropriate use of visual aids.
• GitHub Repository Management: Confirm that the project's GitHub repository has a 'main' branch with all code changes merged, and that the README file is complete with comprehensive project documentation.
• Code Review and Documentation: Conduct a thorough review of the codebase to ensure readability, proper comments, and adherence to best practices, while also verifying that the documentation provides clear insights into the methodology.
• Dashboard User Experience (UX) Testing: Test the interactive dashboard's functionality and user interface to ensure a smooth and intuitive experience for users exploring climate data.
• Final Presentation Rehearsal: Conduct a final run-through of the presentation to practice delivery, address any potential hiccups, and ensure a confident and engaging presentation.

Submission

Requirements

• Readme
• In-Person Presentation: To be eligible for judging and prizes, the team must be present in person to present your project.

Judging Criteria

• Relevance & Practicality: Addresses the challenge and offers a relevant solution to tackle the problem.
• Potential Impact: Considers the significance of the climate change challenge addressed and positive change potential.
• Technical Complexity: Evaluates technical skills, innovation, and scalability potential.
• Creativity: Assesses uniqueness, innovative problem-solving, and originality.
• Presentation: Clarity of information conveyed, organization, visual aids usage, and engagement.