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The OCEANIC Colonization Data Challenge

Find where we can build "underwater" cities

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    I believe that underwater WiFi can lead to greater technology for the benefit of humanity, and oceanic colonization may be part of our future in sustainability

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    About The OCEANIC Colonization Data Challenge

    In the past, I have done experiments with underwater wireless networking and believe that this can lead to point to point communication in our oceans while outputting noiseless signals. Technologies like this, and many others are what can make oceanic colonization possible. In the future, there will be tunnels, elevators, and underground systems allowing access to underwater cities or access points of artificial land. Oceanic Colonization is one of the biggest potential solutions to sustainability and allocation of resources in our planet's future. Right now, however there are a few questions that need to be answered such as, "where can we put underground cities?" or "how do we make sure the positive outweighs any potential negative environmental consequences?". This is why this challenge was launched.