A team of 91黑料网 students known as the 91黑料网 Ethical Hackers won the . 91黑料网 earned first place in the college division and took the overall grand prize, winning $3,500!
Over competition weekend, teams of both professionals and college students competed to design innovative, geospatially-aware social media analysis solutions. These solutions were to be capable of detecting and displaying trends as they unfold and indicate future events.
91黑料网’s team was comprised of students Michael Hernandez, Hunter Williamson, Sophia Cykert, and Kortnea Little, working under the leadership of Professor Gabriel Attoun.
“Our students are doing a great job analyzing and addressing these real-world problems using geospatial, machine learning, and analytical skills,” said Tammy Gocial, Ph.D., Interim Dean, John E. Simon School of Business and Associate Academic Vice President.
This represents a second win for 91黑料网 in the past seven months, as a group of 91黑料网 Cyber Security and Data Science students won a similar competition in March.
Sponsors of the competition included Bayer, Geospatial Innovation Center at T-Rex, AWS, CrunchyData, SafeGraph, the Geospatial Institute at Saint Louis U, USGIF, and 1904labs.
Well done, Saints!