Space Apps NYC 2016 Hackathon

Best Use of Data- International Level 2016
First Place Overall- Event Level 2016

Project Description:

EvaS (ExtraVehicular Activity Search) allows the user to search NASA's database of extravehicular activity according to the inputted/selected parameters. The user also has the option to display all the recorded EVAs. This project is intended as a gateway into further research. It is simple to use and allows the user to easily locate the data they need, and thus providing them with the resources to continue their exploration. An example of this would be a young child looking to know what spacewalks (EVAs) happened in 2010. Upon using EvaS, the child would have some data on those specific spacewalks and could then search the Internet to learn more.
Developed over 14 hours for 2016 NYC Space Apps Next Gen Hackathon on Sept. 17-18 by Karl Roush Data sourced from NASA's archives contact me at karlroush@gmail.com *old commits/contributors are the results of having to fork an older repo and delete all the files, due to technical difficulties at the time

Languages Used:

• HTML/CSS
• JavaScript

Programs Used:

• Sublime Text Editor (code writing)
• Scriptr.io (program hosting)
• GitHub (file repository)

View the project at https://goo.gl/PVW8pG

view the code at https://github.com/karoush/SpaceApps2016