Disaster Alert (PDC Global) ne fonctionne plus

Hazard updates provided with Disaster Alert include only active hazards. “Active Hazards” are part of a collection of recent incidents that have been designated as potentially hazardous to people, property, or assets by PDC. *Automatically processed in near real time:Hurricanes (tropical cyclones / typhoons), earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanos, floods, wildfires, U. S. tornados and winter storms. *Manually Processed: Marine hazards, storms, droughts, and manmade incidents.  When a menu item is selected, users can adjust the size of the menu by dragging it upwards to a fully open state, dragging down for fully closed, or dragging partway to 40% of the screen. *New Action Menu: The action menu, represented by three dots at the bottom of each menu panel […], has been relocated to the top right corner of each menu panel.  When selected, the action menu will load additional options. *New Hazards Symbology: Hazard icons, color coding, and shapes have been updated.  Disaster Alert is a free mobile app for public use that provides the global community with critical hazard alerts and information needed to stay safe anywhere in the world.  With Disaster Alert, you can customize early warning alerts, view estimated impact reports, and access visualized modeled hazard data.  When no official source is available, alerts are updated manually by Pacific Disaster Center, presenting only a small lapse of time between the time of an event and the availability of information in the system.  High surf advisories, high winds, and flash floods are available for Hawaii only. *New Fixed Menu: DisasterAlert now features a fixed menu bar at the bottom of the screen.  Built on PDC’s DisasterAWARE® platform, Disaster Alert™ offers near real-time updates about 18 different types of natural hazards as they are unfolding around the globe.  Please refer to the DisasterAWARE 7. 0 User Guide for additional details. *New Themes: There is a new theme that integrates DisasterAWARE branding, colors, and iconography.  Disaster Alert’s continuous stream of new information is automatically generated from the most reliable, scientifically verified sources.  Colors now represent hazard severity, with red being the most severe and blue being the least.  Additional themes have been created including a Dark mode and Light mode. *When the map tip is activated by selecting a hazard on the map, users can get estimated impact information by choosing the "Info" link and viewing Hazard Brief. *Map layers with overlays for population densities, global cloud coverage, and more.