Green Print

Congratulations, you played yourself. Your green print is in the redzone, you're killing trees like Justin Bieber was killing ladies back in 2010.

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Inspiration: What's sustainable? Not our current lifestyle and our rampant and ever growing C02 emissions into the atmosphere.

What it does: Takes information about your mode of transportation, foods you eat, and potentially other activities to produce a score representing your "green print". A score representing how sustainable your actions are.

How I built it: We used Python to create an algorithm that calculated a users production of CO2 within

Challenges I ran into: Bringing the Front End to life and integrating it with our Backend.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of: Showing up to a Hackathon and trying to create something.

What I learned: Learned how to apply Pandas and Numpy with Python and and how to source data from a variety of resources to create factual information, statistics, and averages.

What's next for Green Print: Turning it into a full-fledged website that users can more easily interact with and also allows a more varying amount of information given.

Built With

python

Submitted to

Lehman Hacks

Created by

I worked on the front end. It was my first time using Wix or any web development tool. I also learned to use Flask but was unable to implement it due to time constraints.

Alfredo Morales
I worked on the backend with significant contributions from Shah Isha Redhohy and Gabriel.

imran458
I worked on the features of searching for and discovering the various attributes of cars currently on the market, giving the use an in-depth look at what their carbon impact would be based on the car they chose.

Darren Freeman
Gabriel Pamphile

Updates

Gabriel Pamphile started this project — Nov 16, 2019 10:54 AM EST

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