This document outlines the growth and progress of the SAFECAST organization over time. It started 3 months after the Fukushima disaster with 10 Geiger counters, 500,000 radiation measurements, and $36,000 in funding. Now it has expanded to include 35 Geiger counters, over 1.5 million measurements, 150 volunteers worldwide, and partnerships with 5 major universities. The document suggests continued growth over the next 12 months in Japan, with the goal of SAFECAST becoming a global radiation monitoring network.

2. March 11, 2011

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13. T+3 months:
10 Geiger Counters
500,000 Measurements
$36,000 Funding
50 volunteers worldwide
SAFECAST.org
Keio University partnered

14. maps.safecast.org

15. radiation.yahoo.co.jp

22. Today:
35 Geiger Counters
100 Fixed sensors
1,500,000 Measurements
150 volunteers worldwide
5 Major Universities partnered
Various Companies partnered

23. So, tomorrow ...

24. T+12 months:
JAPAN
500 Geiger Counters
300 Fixed Sensors
2,000,000 Measurements
250 volunteers worldwide

26. SAFECAST
THE
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29. SAFECAST.ORG
@SafecastDotOrg
@SafecastJapan
www.tokyohackerspace.org