The Ohio Statewide Siren "SuperMap"
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2023 7:02 pm
When I first discovered the siren community around the time I turned 15, I grew fascinated by the concept of a siren map. Looking through them was a blast for younger me, however as I grew older, I noticed just how basic and barebones most maps were. Some problems I came across were the lack of information on each siren, along with some custom icons that caused the maps to run poorly.
Around mid 2020, I decided that it was time for a change. The goal was to create a siren map that gave siren enthusiasts nearly EVERYTHING they could possibly ask for in a siren map. After nearly three years of work between the four editors, the Ohio Statewide Siren "SuperMap" has been released to the public.
This map gives siren enthusiasts the following information and features, all within one single map:
- County/City Siren Testing Schedules
- Active/Inactive Sirens
- Which siren system each specific siren is tied to
- Extra notes for certain sirens that need them
- Status updates on the health of certain sirens
- Five different layers, which can help the map run smoother on older devices
- Custom icons that are small enough to keep the map running smoothly, while also being easily visible
This map has been a team effort over the years, and will continue to be a team effort, not just with the editors, but with the community as a whole. If you see something that is either not marked, or has been removed/moved, please contact me via email at: [email protected]
All that being said, I hopefully plan on making more "SuperMaps" for different states, along with the help of members in the siren community. While I have personally distanced myself from the community recently, I will still push to make these "SuperMaps" as accurate as possible with the help of the editors, and you.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... sp=sharing
Around mid 2020, I decided that it was time for a change. The goal was to create a siren map that gave siren enthusiasts nearly EVERYTHING they could possibly ask for in a siren map. After nearly three years of work between the four editors, the Ohio Statewide Siren "SuperMap" has been released to the public.
This map gives siren enthusiasts the following information and features, all within one single map:
- County/City Siren Testing Schedules
- Active/Inactive Sirens
- Which siren system each specific siren is tied to
- Extra notes for certain sirens that need them
- Status updates on the health of certain sirens
- Five different layers, which can help the map run smoother on older devices
- Custom icons that are small enough to keep the map running smoothly, while also being easily visible
This map has been a team effort over the years, and will continue to be a team effort, not just with the editors, but with the community as a whole. If you see something that is either not marked, or has been removed/moved, please contact me via email at: [email protected]
All that being said, I hopefully plan on making more "SuperMaps" for different states, along with the help of members in the siren community. While I have personally distanced myself from the community recently, I will still push to make these "SuperMaps" as accurate as possible with the help of the editors, and you.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... sp=sharing