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WEBINAR: Urban Mobility Challenge Final Q & A and Datasets Discussion
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Online information session for the RISE Urban Mobility Resilience Challenge: Updates and Team Q & A
Application Submission Deadline for the Urban Mobility Challenge has been extended from April 1 to June 1, 2020, 2:00 pm EDT.
Final check-in and questions about the final data set of the Urban Mobility Challenge and Q&A offering up to $500,000 in funding. The Zoom meeting ID and call in number are available below for this information session. Participants will be able to ask detailed questions during the session.
The RISE Urban Mobility Resilience Challenge seeks solutions to bring automated real-time flooding information to mobile apps and route guidance platforms. RISE will provide funding to small business-led teams to demonstrate real-time flooding guidance apps in Hampton Roads. Solutions proven successful in this region must be applicable to other coastal cities and communities.
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