Jobs & Scholarship
Ernst & Young (EY) 2021 Better Working World Data Challenge For Young Students & Professionals
Don’t just predict the future. Join the 2021 Ernst & Young Better Working Data Challenge and use your tech skills to build a better one. Calling all university students and early career data scientists – get ready for the 2021 Better Working World Data Challenge.
This year’s challenge gives students and early career data scientists worldwide a chance to use their data science skills to make a real-world impact and improve bushfire management.
Wildfires are a global problem increasing in frequency and severity. Your input in this year’s challenge can help to save lives, property and wildlife by allowing fire authorities to warn the right people at the right time and use their finite resources more effectively.
This year’s challenge has two components:
- Challenge 1: Build a system to detect fire-edges in infrared linescan images
- Challenge 2: Build a system to map the location and behaviour of fire-edges in satellite images
Both challenges are designed to help streamline the process of bushfire mapping for bushfire authorities. Using data science and advanced analytic tools, your task is to map the location of the fires based on observations in the provided data. Once you have submitted your results, you can continue to refine your model over time to achieve a higher score.
Aim and Benefits of Ernst & Young Better Working World Data Challenge
- Students get free access to Azure, Microsoft’s cutting-edge technology stack, as well as free Microsoft IT certifications
- Access to tutorials and training
- The opportunity to collaborate with others around the world
- The chance to win up to US$10,000 in cash prizes
- The top 30 finalists in each challenge will also win mentoring from EY
Requirements for Ernst & Young Better Working World Data Challenge Qualification
In order to be eligible to apply for the competition , applicants must:
- be any university student with an interest in data science can enter and participate.
- If you have less than two years of professional experience then you can also join the Challenge, but you will need to pay to use Azure.
Application Deadline
The Deadline is June 15, 2021
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to Ernst & Young (EY) on datascience.ey.com to apply
The Challenge is open from 24 March until 15 June 2021 and you can join at any time.
Registrations are already open and you can enrol here.
You can enter the challenge as an individual or as a team (maximum four people).
You can make multiple submissions (maximum one per day) with your account before the challenge closes.
For more details, visit EY website
-
Tips2 years ago
Shiloh 2022 Programme Schedule – Theme, Date And Time For Winners Shiloh 2022
-
Business & Loans2 years ago
Dollar To Naira Today Black Market Rate 1st December 2022
-
Business & Loans2 years ago
SASSA Reveals Grant Payment Dates For December 2022
-
Jobs & Scholarship2 years ago
Latest Update On 2023 NPC Ad hoc Staff Recruitment Screening
-
Business & Loans2 years ago
Npower Latest News On August Stipend For Today Friday 2nd December 2022
-
Business & Loans2 years ago
Dollar To Naira Today Black Market Rate 2nd December 2022
-
Business & Loans2 years ago
Npower N-Tech Training: Npower Praises Female Trainees
-
Jobs & Scholarship2 years ago
Latest Update On Halogen Cyber Security Competition 2023
You must be logged in to post a comment Login