ZMS provides live access to the latest zone status and configurations.
Genasys provides specific customers, resellers, and alert partners with access to a live Zonehaven Map Service (ZMS). Evacuation zone status, naming, and geometry are dynamic and may be changed by emergency services personnel at anytime. The ZMS reflects the current status and zone configuration for evacuation zones as shown in the Genasys EVAC and/or Genasys Protect sites. Each customer, reseller, and alert partner has their own login to the ZMS, which provides access to a set of evacuation zones described in the Data Sharing Agreement or SaaS Agreement. All ZMS users must have a signed agreement in place. Please reach out to support@genasys.com for more information or to discuss getting access.
Service
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Layer Name: evacuation_zone_status_{state_abbreviation} i.e. evacuation_zone_status_CA
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Coordinate System: EPSG 4326
| Attribute | Type | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|---|
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zone_id |
CHAR20 |
Globally unique zone identifier |
US-CA-XSM-WSD-E091 |
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zone_status |
CHAR20 |
Varies according to location; see appropriate Style Recommendations table below. |
Normal |
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status_reason |
CHAR200 |
Brief text description of the reason the zone has a status other than Normal. This is entered and managed by emergency services personnel in Genasys EVAC. |
Debris flow hazard CZU Complex fire |
|
country_abbr |
CHAR2 |
2 letter country abbreviation; ISO 3166-1 Alpha 2 |
US |
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state_abbr |
CHAR3 |
2-3 letter state/territory abbreviation following the 2nd portion of the country’s ISO 3166-2 code |
CA |
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county_abbr |
CHAR3 |
2-3 letter county abbreviation, either from CA Firescope or local jurisdictions |
XSM |
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city_abbr |
CHAR3 |
2-3 letter city abbreviation, either from CA Firescope or local jurisdictions |
WSD |
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zone_sequence |
CHAR20 |
Zone sequence number preceded by “E” for evacuation zone and followed by letter if zone is temporarily split. |
E091A |
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last_updated |
DATE:TIME |
Date zone’s metadata was last changed. Please note that older dates do not mean the zone has not been updated, it means the status has not changed since last_updated; ISO 8601 |
2020-03-18T19:31:07.274 |
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url |
CHAR200 |
Web address directly linking to the public-facing Genasys Protect site showing the selected evacuation zone and zone details, including status. |
https://community.beta.zonehaven.com/?z=13&selected=WSD-E091&zoneDetails=true |
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zone_approval_status |
CHAR20 |
One of three approval statuses for zones: Under Development, Approved, or Published. |
Approved |
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north_of south_of east_of west_of |
CHAR125 (auto-generated boundaries may be longer) |
Approximate description of zone boundaries. |
North of: Main St South of: Third St East of: Oak St West of: Larch St |
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known_as |
CHAR150 |
Commonly known name of the area covered by the zone. |
Downtown East |
|
acreage |
integer |
Zone area (acres). |
58 |
|
est_population |
integer |
Approximate zone population based on census data. |
1,297 |
Style Recommendations
California and Colorado
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Status |
Color Hex Value |
Color Name |
Color |
Description |
|
Evacuation Order |
#D37072 |
Red |
|
Immediate threat to life. This is a lawful order to leave now. The area is lawfully closed to public access. |
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Evacuation Warning |
#E5C447 |
Yellow |
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Potential threat to life and/or property. Those who require additional time to evacuate, and those with pets and livestock should leave now. |
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Shelter in Place |
#BF6ADC |
Purple |
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Go indoors. Shut and lock doors and windows. Prepare to self-sustain until further notice and/or contacted by emergency personnel for additional direction. |
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Advisory |
#6A95CB |
Blue |
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Be on alert and follow county recommendations. |
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Evacuation Order Lifted |
#90D260 |
Light Green |
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It is now safe to return to your home. Be aware of your surroundings. |
|
Normal |
#FFFFFF |
White |
|
No current knowledge of active public safety incidents affecting your area. |
|
Training |
#4A6668 |
Dark Green |
|
Emergency personnel training. No response necessary from residents. (Can also be used for virtual evacuations, such as when testing the Community Warning Systems.) |
Oregon
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Status |
Color Hex Value |
Color Name |
Color |
Description |
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Evacuation Level 3: Go Now |
#D37072 |
Red |
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LEAVE IMMEDIATELY without delay! There is imminent danger in your area and it is unsafe to stay. |
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Evacuation Level 2: Be Set |
#E5C447 |
Yellow |
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Be set to evacuate at a moment’s notice. You are in high danger in your area so follow your evacuation plan and relocate to a safe place. |
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Evacuation Level 1: Be Ready |
#90D260 |
Light Green |
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Prepare to evacuate, and have your plan and go-kit ready. Seniors and people with disabilities should take action. |
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Shelter in Place |
#BF6ADC |
Purple |
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Go indoors. Shut and lock doors and windows. Prepare to self-sustain until further notice and/or contacted by emergency personnel for additional direction. |
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Normal |
#FFFFFF |
White |
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No current knowledge of active public safety incidents affecting your area. |
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Training |
#4A6668 |
Dark Green |
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Emergency personnel training. No response necessary from residents. (Can also be used for virtual evacuations, such as when testing the Community Warning Systems.) |