Global Incident map

[Robborsari]

I stumbled across this today.  Seems like a handy way to keep an eye on things:

http://aviation.globalincidentmap.com/

Anyone else using this or know anything about it?

[Eclipse]

OK,  that's pretty cool!

[FlyTiger77]

Rob,

That is pretty interesting. I wonder if there is any way to correlate that map with this one: http://hint.fm/wind/index.html

[Eclipse]

That's cool, too!  (Although seeing a "hairy" US is kinda creepy."

[ThatOneGuy]

Ain't gonna lie, that thing has got to be one of the coolest things I have EVER Seen as far as incident management goes!!! 

[commando1]

That's pretty awesome...I checked out the one they have for earthquakes though...Nothing around the New Madrid fault line...

[JeffDG]

That's pretty awesome...I checked out the one they have for earthquakes though...Nothing around the New Madrid fault line...

I'm on a USGS e-mail list for those.

[davidsinn]

That's pretty awesome...I checked out the one they have for earthquakes though...Nothing around the New Madrid fault line...

I'm on a USGS e-mail list for those.

I've got an app for that...

[commando1]

I'm on a USGS e-mail list for those.

So you get an email when "the big one" hits? 

[JeffDG]

I'm on a USGS e-mail list for those.

So you get an email when "the big one" hits? 

That's the theory...then we start implementing our response plan...being out east means we should be good if NMSZ has a hiccup.

[saleet]

Very interesting site.

[commando1]

I'm on a USGS e-mail list for those.

So you get an email when "the big one" hits? 

That's the theory...then we start implementing our response plan...being out east means we should be good if NMSZ has a hiccup.

Those of us out here in West TN will let you know