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Hackathons have become a popular approach for sourcing technology-oriented ideas to help address social issues. In 2017 there were at least 30 air quality-oriented hackathon events on different continents and in many of these participants worked with air quality data from a variety of sources. For environmental and community activists, the growing interest in air quality data and associated hackathons can have benefits; but there is also caution that deeper social, political and legal processes can be undermined by technology hype and commercial interests.

Hackathons and TrainUps: Engaging new users of air quality data