[EAS] EAS in the County?

[Robert Bunge]

I suspect the concept of displaying the polygon, or the county boundary, during an event on the map, combined with the "blue dot' that shows where you are, along with a one-two line notice at the top of the navigation screen is the concept that Google will be working from.  For that matter, the "Betty" voice providing directions can also announce the warning as parsed out of the CAP.

Bob Bunge

On Thu, Jun 6, 2019 at 12:44 PM Adrienne Abbott <nevadaeas at charter.net> wrote:
>It's not easy to read a map while you're tooling down the highway in a
>rented car in a rainstorm, wondering if that message on the radio applies to
>you. Don't even think about looking at the WEA message on your cell phone...

>Adrienne Abbott, W6BCY
>Nevada EAS Chair

>-----Original Message-----
>From: EAS <eas-bounces at radiolists.net> On Behalf Of Mike McCarthy

>Since most warnings rely still on county designations, they should also
>enable county lines in their maps.

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