1) We should show spatial distribution of avalanche problems, but as symbol. This can be a couple of peaks colored in relation to the amount of terrain covered by the problem (isolated, specific, widespread). I could not find an example, but keep searching.
2) Manu suggested to have drawing (triangle) for all elevation level hazard levels. The drawing should avoid making alpine looks "small" due to position on top and smallest volume. Potential solution (source Avalanche Canada: https://www.facebook.com/messenger_media/?attachment_id=1132587484082098&message_id=mid.%24gABTiKuyF702MtVNB3mGhA34UBHkh&thread_id=5878173518917453)
1) We should show spatial distribution of avalanche problems, but as symbol. This can be a couple of peaks colored in relation to the amount of terrain covered by the problem (isolated, specific, widespread). I could not find an example, but keep searching. 2) Manu suggested to have drawing (triangle) for all elevation level hazard levels. The drawing should avoid making alpine looks "small" due to position on top and smallest volume. Potential solution (source Avalanche Canada: https://www.facebook.com/messenger_media/?attachment_id=1132587484082098&message_id=mid.%24gABTiKuyF702MtVNB3mGhA34UBHkh&thread_id=5878173518917453)