dMeter
dMeter works on digitizing an onboarding methodology using Hedera's Managed Guardian Service, allowing impact initiatives to validate their ecological benefits on-chain. The system uses Hypercerts and the Ecological Benefits Framework to holistically measure air, water, soil, biodiversity, equity, and carbon impacts. It's part of a broader dMRV ecosystem aimed at transparent, decentralized measurement, reporting, and verification of regenerative projects.User Review
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Reviewed on 19 Apr 2024 02:02 AM
Project must build upon the hypercerts protocol or be a pilot use case for new functionalities. Projects that merely use hypercerts without extending its functionality or enabling its use by others are not eligible.
The project describes an innovative approach to integrating hypercerts with the Managed Guardian Service for environmental monitoring, as well as digitizing an onboarding methodology to leverage hypercerts more effectively. This suggests an expansion upon the hypercerts protocol and alignment with being a pilot use case for new functionalities.
Project must be 3 months old and the project must demonstrate some tangible progress; just proposing an idea to utilize the hypercerts protocol will not meet the eligibility criteria.
The provided Github activity analysis shows no recent commits, pull requests, or issues activity in the past three months which suggests a lack of tangible progress in the project's development.
Projects must comply with Gitcoin core rules and eligibility.
Insufficient information is provided to determine whether the project complies with all Gitcoin core rules and eligibility requirements; further investigation into the project's operations and alignment with Gitcoin's policies is needed.