High-Level Project Summary
As Bangladesh is facing a lot of problems we decided to put some solutions may help those people. 1. Planting a plant (pteris vittata) which absorbs the arsenic from underground water so it would be clean for them to drink 2. A Solution to attain arsenic free water Sono arsenic filter is a double-bucket system that is mainly used to reduce chemical compounds by passing water through its components and As Tornadoes are destroying the houses and the cities of Bangladesh due to its geographical location we came up with that solution 3. We can also be safe from a tornado by building the houses by a material called insulated concrete form ( ICF )
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Detailed Project Description
Our project tries to give some solutions for the environmental problems that Bangladesh faces such as tornadoes or water pollutionWe are trying to help the poor people of Bangladesh to achieve a better and safer life from drinking pure water to being from hurricanes our project is unique because it doesn't have any environment pollutants and the material that should be used in building is fully recyclable we used the nasa site and the world wide web to search for some information
Space Agency Data
We searched a lot in nasa space app resources and it helped us a lot to complete our research we knew more about the challenge itself and about the in danger countries it really inspired us to be more productive
Hackathon Journey
We have learned lots of unique and precious information . And we felt sad for the people of Bangladesh who suffer from the natural disasters and we hope our solutions help them in any aspect . We collected our data from trusted resources and we devided the tasks on our team members. We would like to thank all the supervisors from nasa space app Ismailia especially dalia who helped us in every step and cleared all the obstacles that stayed on our way . Actually it was an amazing experience and we are glad we participated ✨
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#Bangladesh #water #water_pollution #Torandoes #Nasa_space_apps #space_for_change #space #nasa #floods #water_flooding #ICF