The project addresses this challenge by creating a freely customizable schedule that is based on what time they want to sleep, and adapts it into as optimal of a schedule for body health as we could do, in order to manage their fatigue.
We used exclusively Python 3 within our project, using codeshare.io to collaborate. Due to using a singular language and having minimal experience, we couldn't effectively bring out what we wanted. We focused more on planning, as we were limited with coding knowledge to bring about our project. This focused on really how we might use NASA data in a schedule (Such as the to-be mentioned food calorie and nutrition recommendation and calculator). Mostly, this was an experience type of thing for our entire team, and I think we all successfully learned new things about Python and what Hackathons are.
Although not implemented, we had planned to use This article from NASA. https://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/stem-on-station/ditl_eating To get nutritional values in order to create a working food calorie calculator and intake guide. This would enable healthy sleep since nutrition is clearly an aspect to staying healthy and well. Our planned calorie calculator would have tracked how many calories and recommend what kind of foods one might want to consume.