





Indonesia brings students, developers, designers, scientists, mentors, universities, and communities together to turn NASA open data into useful local solutions.
NASA Space Apps Indonesia helps participants across the country explore NASA open data, form multidisciplinary teams, receive guidance from mentors and judges, and present ideas with local relevance and global potential. The local-event network becomes a bridge between Indonesian communities, universities, partners, and the international challenge.
Participants can join through local-event pathways, connect with nearby communities, and bring Indonesian perspectives into worldwide Earth and space problem solving.
The ecosystem supports teams with feedback, data literacy, storytelling, presentation practice, and collaboration spaces so ideas can become stronger submissions.
Turn satellite data into ideas that speak to real Indonesian contexts—from coastal resilience and city planning to education and disaster awareness.
Work with the same global challenge themes as participants around the world while bringing local culture, community insight, and Indonesian creativity.
Learn how to read NASA and partner datasets, combine them with research, then explain the story behind the numbers in a clear and useful way.
Get guidance from mentors, organizers, and reviewers to sharpen the problem, improve the prototype, and prepare a stronger final submission.
Build a portfolio-ready project, practice pitching, meet future collaborators, and continue the idea beyond the hackathon weekend.

Teams are encouraged to connect global datasets with local needs, culture, climate, communities, and real challenges across Indonesia.

Participants can learn, ideate, prototype, present, and receive feedback from mentors, judges, organizers, partners, universities, and communities.

Beyond the hackathon, teams gain portfolio work, collaboration experience, presentation confidence, and a pathway to continue developing public-impact ideas.