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They have to pursue that because there is nothing else that guides them where to go . So it is often up to you and your family to research where to go and what questions to ask . The crawl was giving information that the tornado was occurring , but the newscaster was giving information minute-by-minute information about where to go and which community was being hit . " We had their screen and we had a console with which we could switch [ the view ] from outside the patient 's body to the laproscopic screen , and we had a pointer with which we could indicate to them where to go to from here . Where to Go for Maps Showing Probability of Exceedance Information Because the shaking severity maps for individual earthquakes are based on a shaking measurement called the undamped velocity response spectra , the maps could be combined to create a map based on the probability of exceeding this level .