Hack For Japan

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This document summarizes the Hack for Japan initiative following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. It describes how developers collaborated online and in person to develop apps and services to help with relief efforts, such as sharing shelter and resource information, tracking radiation levels, and supporting recovery. It outlines the various phases of hackathons and ideation sessions held in Japan and overseas to gather ideas, provide resources, and build tools to meet the needs of survivors and support recovery.

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NHK, National Police Agency, local governments, mobile carreers, shelter information

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#1 Ideation/ Hackathon (Online/Offline 3/19-21) Kyoto Fukuoka Okayama Tokushima

Are the services we are creating really reaching the people in Tohoku?

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#2 Ideation/ Hackathon -Aizu / Sendai / Tokyo Takamatsu / Fukushima / London 5/21-22

#2 Ideation/ Hackathon - Aizu / Sendai / Tokyo Takamatsu / Fukushima / London “ Geiger API” to manage the radiation data via Android device

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2. 3/11/2011 14:46 JST M9.0

3. 2 hours later...

4. NHK, National Police Agency, local governments, mobile carreers, shelter information

5. 1 hour later...

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9. Power of Speed Share the knowledge Reuse the code Global collaboration Launch and iterate

10. Power of Speed Share the knowledge Reuse the code Global collaboration Launch and iterate

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12. Power of Collaboration - crowdsource -

13. Hack For Japan Phase 1

14. Value of Hackers -What can IT / developers do during crisis?

15. A platform / community for hackers (developers) to create services for crisis relief

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17. Share ideas and vote Text Text Text 268 ideas / 5,879 votes

18. Brainstorm to polish ideas 1,290 comments

19. Share project info to match talents

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22. Power of Openness and Collaboration

23. #1 Ideation/ Hackathon (Online/Offline 3/19-21) Kyoto Fukuoka Okayama Tokushima

24. Are the services we are creating really reaching the people in Tohoku?

25. 4/6 in Sendai 4/7-8 in Iwate

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31. See Feel Engage Support

32. Overseas ->Japan West Japan ->East Japan Kanto ->Tohoku Non-coastal->Coastal Tohoku

33. Hack For Japan Phase 2

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37. Open Geiger Development Kit

38. Open Source Geiger Counter Hands-on event

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