The core problem was a regression challenge: given a set of urban planning and environmental features for a location — things like drainage capacity, soil type, elevation, land use, rainfall patterns, and so on (30+ input variables) — predict a flood risk score. The idea is that if city planners can quantify how risky a zone is before building there, they can make better decisions. Our team TensorTitans II manged to secured the 2nd runners-up in the final round of the hackathon.

Our team HelloWorld qualified from the online preliminary round of the ICPC Asia West competition and advances to the Regionals held in Peradeniya, Sri Lanka 25th of January 2026. In the on-site competition, we ended up at the 12th place. This is my first-ever ICPC participation, and it was a great experience in algorithmic problem-solving under pressure.

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