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Trend analysis and ideas for data products to understand and prepare the beautiful island of Svalbard (Norway) for the challenges of climate change. This project was done for the "Hack the Arctic 2021" Hackathon (Helsinki).

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Installation instructions:

In order to be able to use the ChronosZoi 2021 Web Application, a local server needs to be created. This is because the Web Application is currently not available on any public server. In order to create this local environment, Python (3.0 or higher) is required.

  1. Make sure you have Python, its package manager pip and git installed in your system. Instructions and files for installing Python can be found here. It is recommended to use the latest possible version: https://www.python.org/downloads/

  2. Open up a terminal and clone this repository using, git clone https://github.com/nadinefreistetter/hack_the_arctic_hackathon_2021.git

  3. Move into the app directory using cd hack_the_arctic_hackathon_2021 on Linux and dir hack_the_arctic_hackathon_2021 on Windows.

  4. Install the dependencies using pip3 install -r requirements.txt

  5. Finally run python3 app.py to start the application and visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ to see the application live.

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Trend analysis and ideas for data products to understand and prepare the beautiful island of Svalbard (Norway) for the challenges of climate change. This project was done for the "Hack the Arctic 2021" Hackathon (Helsinki).

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