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If so, please name the rounds or link the builder profile associated with previous rounds.", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Our project significantly contributes to the growth of the OSS ecosystem in multiple ways:\n- Expansion of Open-Source Technologies in Wildfire Response: By integrating open-source platforms like ATAK (Android Team Awareness Kit) with peer-to-peer technologies such as TinySSB and Meshtastic, we are bringing these powerful tools into an underrepresented domain—wildfire response and environmental protection. This expansion not only strengthens the OSS ecosystem by introducing new users but also drives adoption in Latin America, a region where these tools have seen limited use.\n- Localization and Accessibility of OSS Tools: A major barrier to OSS adoption in Latin America is language and lack of access to localized training materials. Our project addresses this by translating and creating educational materials, pamphlets, and best practices in Spanish and Portuguese. These efforts lower the barriers for regional fire departments and environmental stewards to adopt and implement OSS tools, effectively growing the user base and contributing to the global OSS ecosystem.\n- Open-Source Development for ATAK: One of our key contributions is developing new plugins for ATAK, particularly for peer-to-peer networks like TinySSB. These plugins will be open-source and made available to the global community, expanding the capabilities of ATAK and encouraging further collaboration and development from other contributors. The integration of decentralized communication systems into ATAK will enhance its utility in low-infrastructure environments, which is critical for the OSS community working in remote or underserved areas.", "hidden": true, "question": "How does your project contribute to the growth of the OSS ecosystem? Please provide specific examples of how your application enhances or expands the current ecosystem.", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Our application presents several key features and use cases, differentiated by its focus on decentralized, resilient communication in remote environments:\n- ATAK Plugin for Peer-to-Peer Communication: The core feature we are developing is a plugin for ATAK that allows seamless mission updates and real-time communication between firefighting teams using peer-to-peer networks like TinySSB. This plugin ensures that critical data—such as personnel tracking, fire spread, and task assignments—can be shared even in the absence of traditional telecom infrastructure. This is particularly valuable in remote or wildfire-affected areas where communication networks are often unreliable or unavailable.\n- Integration with TinySSB for Decentralized Connectivity: Our use case is unique in that it integrates ATAK with TinySSB, a decentralized protocol designed for environments with little to no infrastructure. This allows for real-time data exchange without needing a centralized server, creating a resilient communication network that can function in the most challenging conditions. The combination of ATAK's situational awareness capabilities and TinySSB's decentralized messaging makes our application highly differentiated from traditional, server-dependent solutions.\n- Wildfire and Environmental Protection Use Case: While ATAK has been widely used in military and emergency services in the U.S., our project differentiates itself by focusing on its use for environmental protection, particularly in Latin American wildfire zones. The peer-to-peer capabilities of our solution make it ideal for firefighters and environmental stewards who operate in regions with minimal infrastructure. By enabling them to communicate and coordinate more effectively, we provide a critical tool for both disaster response and preventative measures like controlled burns.", "hidden": true, "question": "What features or use cases does your dApp/App present? How is it differentiated?", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Our future development plans are focused on scaling the project, improving usability, and building capacity among end-users. The grant funds will be used to achieve the following goals:\n- Development of ATAK Plugins and Peer-to-Peer Integration: A portion of the funds will be allocated to the further development and testing of the ATAK plugin for TinySSB. This will include refining the functionality for real-time mission updates, ensuring compatibility across different environments, and optimizing the performance in low-bandwidth scenarios. The funds will also cover code documentation and the open-source release of the plugin for the global community.\n- Capacity Building and Regional Expansion: To increase adoption, we will use the grant to conduct workshops and training sessions with fire departments, indigenous land defenders, and environmental stewards in Argentina and beyond. These workshops will focus on educating users about ATAK, Meshtastic, and TinySSB, and ensuring they can leverage these tools effectively in their operations. We plan to pilot the use of our application in at least one fire department, which will serve as a case study for future expansion.\n- Localization of Educational Materials: A key part of our strategy is to create localized content in Spanish and Portuguese to make OSS tools more accessible to Latin American firefighting teams. The grant funds will support the translation and creation of educational materials, including best practices and technical guides, which are critical for lowering the barrier to entry for non-English-speaking users.\n- Partnership Development and Sensitization: We plan to engage decision-makers and policymakers through targeted workshops and roundtable discussions to raise awareness of the importance of adopting resilient, open-source communication tools in wildfire response. This will be key in securing broader support for the implementation of our solutions at the regional and national levels.", "hidden": true, "question": "What are your plans for further development, and how will the grant funds be used to achieve these goals?", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "hidden": true, "question": "For any project deploying smart contracts on blockchain networks, please list all your deployer addresses and their corresponding blockchain networks. Use this format for each entry: [deployer_address], [chain_id]—for example, 0x123abc..., 42161 (This represents a deployer address on the Arbitrum network). 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