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Project Sprint: Clear, Short Title 📣 Changed the name

One sentence on impact: In 3 days, we explore X to inform Y, producing actionable visuals, a concise brief, and shareable code.

Project brief (PDF) · View shared code · Data & access

About this site: This is a public, in-progress record of a 3-day project at the Innovation Summit. Edit everything here in your browser: open a file → pencil icon → Commit changes.

How to use this page (for the team)

  • Edit this file: docs/index.md → ✎ → change text → Commit changes.
  • Add images: upload to docs/assets/ and reference like assets/your_file.png.
  • Keep text short and visuals first. Think “slide captions,” not essays.

Day 1 — Define & Explore

Focus: questions, hypotheses, context; add at least one visual (photo of whiteboard/notes).

Our product 📣

  • What product do you want to create as a team?

Our question(s) 📣

  • What are we trying to understand or change?
  • Why now? Why here?
  • Who benefits if we succeed?

Hypotheses / intentions [Optional: probably not relevant is you are creating an educational tool]

  • We think that …
  • We intend to test whether …
  • We will know we’re onto something if …

Why this matters (the “upshot”) 📣

Explain who is impacted and how this could change decisions or understanding.

Inspirations (papers, datasets, tools)

Field notes / visuals

Whiteboard brainstorm (replace this) Raw photo location: day1_whiteboard.jpg Caption: What this shows and why it’s useful today.

Different perspectives: Briefly capture disagreements or alternate framings. These can unlock innovation.

Day 2 — Data & Methods

Focus: what we’re testing and building; show a first visual (plot/map/screenshot/GIF).

Data sources we’re exploring

  • Source A

Pattern revealed during exploration Raw photo location: explore_data_plot.png Snapshot showing initial data patterns.

  • Source B — link and 1-line description

Methods / technologies we’re testing

  • Approach 1 (e.g., time-series break detection)
  • Approach 2 (e.g., random forest on features)
  • Visualization (e.g., map tiles, small multiples)

Challenges identified

  • Data gaps / quality issues
  • Method limitations / compute constraints
  • Open questions we need to decide on

Visuals

Static figure

Early pattern we’re seeing Raw photo location: figure1.png Figure 1. One line on what this suggests.

Animated change (GIF)

Seasonal/temporal change animation Raw photo location: change.gif Figure 2. One line on what changes across time.

Interactive map (iframe)

Open full map

If an embed doesn’t load, put the normal link directly under it.

Day 3 — Insights & Sharing

Focus: synthesis; highlight 2–3 visuals that tell the story; keep text crisp.

Project Sprint: Clear, Short Title

Product: type of product

Team photo at start of Day 3 Raw photo location: team_photo.jpg

Findings at a glance

  • Headline 1 — what, where, how much
  • Headline 2 — change/trend/contrast
  • Headline 3 — implication for practice or policy

Visuals that tell the story

Main result figure Raw photo location: main_result.png Figure 3. What this shows and why it matters.

What’s next?

  • Immediate follow-ups
  • What we would do with one more week/month
  • Who should see this next
Project brief PDF
Read the brief 		View shared code
View code 		Explore data
Explore data

Team

Name Role Contact GitHub
Jane Doe Lead jane.doe@example.org @janedoe
John Smith Analyst john.smith@example.org @jsmith

Cite & reuse

If you use these materials, please cite:

Lastname, A., Lastname, B. (2025). Project title. DOI or URL.

License: CC-BY-4.0 unless noted. See dataset licenses on the Data page.