The Twin Cities Storm Ready Map is an interesting Google Map showing the time-line of a faux tornado tempest hitting Minneapolis–Saint Paul.
The map, created yesteryear Minneapolis Public Radio, shows the probable effects of a tornado hitting the Twin Cities. The faux effects of the tempest are partly based on holler for people along the path of the faux tornado what their preparations for a tempest are.
The map itself features a actually clever time-line control. To navigate through the time-line the map user only needs to utilisation the browser scrollbar. As the user scrolls downward on the page the Google Map stays stationary inwards seat on the page but the sidebar scrolls downward the time-line together with the map updates to demo the scenario for that utilisation of the faux storm.
This is the offset fourth dimension I've seen the browser scrollbar used to command a Google Map. Somehow I don't intend it volition live the last, every moment it is a really effective method for presenting a time-line on a Google Map.
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