[LibertyRocks]

I’m thinking right now of the tornado warning sirens (old air-raid sirens) that we use here in the Mid-west. If sirens could be hooked up to the system somehow, then one wouldn’t need to rely on media broadcasts of the warning. I have no idea how feasible this would be, and I’d assume those working on it have thought about this before.

[txhurl]

There could be two numbers to text to: near, and HERE. GPS would pick up the track and text to people in the projected track.

[sionnsar]

I’m thinking right now of the tornado warning sirens (old air-raid sirens) that we use here in the Mid-west. If sirens could be hooked up to the system somehow, then one wouldn’t need to rely on media broadcasts of the warning. I have no idea how feasible this would be, and I’d assume those working on it have thought about this before.

And I'm thinking of the tsunami-warning horns on the Oregon coast. Computerized, one could even give a sort of count-down until the quake hit. 10 pulses repeated every second or so for "you have 10 or more seconds", then counting down to 1, after which...