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resilience decisions Posters Wildfire data and information interoperability across fire management phases Science-informed, Data-driven Transdisciplinary Collaborations

< Back to DataSpaces GDSG_Fire - GDSG Fire Browse Fields RDF for GDSG_Fire <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Data description

< Back to DataSpaces MODIS_FIRE - MODIS_FIRE Browse Fields RDF for MODIS_FIRE <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px

agricultural fires. For the EE DSS, BlueSky may provide fire location and smoke forecasts that are prepared routinely as part of the interagency fire management

for the June 2012 Colorado Fire Analysis Questions, comments, feedback leave a comment on the discussion page. 1206_ColoradoFires

MidAtlantic AQ Alert 2009-09-22 Dust Storm in Sydney 2009-09 SoCal Fire - Ventura 2009-08 SoCal Fire Exceptional AQ Event Analysis To add to this list tag in delicious

California Fire Smoke Google Image Search: California Fire Smoke Google Web Search: California Fire Smoke Posts that contain California Fire per day for

- All recent videos from Morris Fire search seem relevant Angeles Fire Search Station Fire Station Fire, La Canada, CA. August 28, 2009 from Keith Skelton

DataSpaces ASTR_FIREd - ASTR_FIREd Browse Fields RDF for ASTR_FIREd <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Edit ASTR_FIREd-RDF | View ASTR_FIREd-RDF

Viewers: | Description: ASTR Fire Pixels, Monthly Parameters: Fires Domain: Fire | Platform: Satellite | Instrument: No Instrument | Method: Point | Type:

RETRO_FIRE_AGGR - RETRO Fires Aggr Browse Fields RDF for RETRO_FIRE_AGGR <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Vegetation fire emissions

wildland fire will be considered for treatment as an exceptional event if the fire is determined to be either a wildfire or wildland fire use fire. Stratospheric

this category. Observation: The satellite based fire pixels show the location of the southern Georgia fire. The satellite-based optical thickness values

Service NOAA fire locations - Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product National Interagency Fire Center with real-time and historical fire data and statistics

this page. < Back to Exceptional Event List 100531_QuebecFires: 100531_QuebecFires 100531_QuebecFires

> 1206 ColoradoFires | News | Science Datasets | Event Analysis | Context Archived News from 1206 ColoradoFires 2012-06-28: Colorado Fire EventSpace creatied

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during low and high wildland fire years. A. Bytnerowicz, et. al. via T. Procter Analysing the effects of the 2002 McNally fire on air quality in the San Joaquin

Service NOAA fire locations - Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product National Interagency Fire Center with real-time and historical fire data and statistics

replacing them with updated ones, re-assessing the risks in advance of a fire season, and taking appropriate actions. This "data-to-decisions" provenance

total containment of fire, an interagency Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) team commences documentation of the wildland fire in a BAER report. The

Access sources of satellite fire location and fire perimeter data Calculate area polygons using buffer analysis on satellite fire location data Compare spatial

are strategic partners GASP No Distributor GASP tiff No Distributor GDSG Fire No Distributor GFED WCS No Distributor GFED8day No Distributor GIOVANNI GIOVANNI

grassland fires in Kansas is well supported by satellite-derived and ground-based observations. The GA/TN petition well documents the grassland fires and their

more focused on the task at hand (fire management/firefighter dispatch, etc.). The sensor web will identify large fires in the user AOI, locate the current

Identifier=firepix Title=Fire Information for Resouce Management System Abstract=The CMG fire products are gridded statistical summaries of fire pixel information

covering the Southeastern seaboard. The existence of Okefenokee fire was documented through the fire pixels in N. Florida. Furthermore, the back trajectories

and repurposable across different fire management phases (e.g. prediction, pre-fire planning, during fire, after-fire, recovery). For example, infrastructure

GeoEnterprise Lab. Parameters: PM2.5 Concentration, Emission Rate Domain: Fire | Platform: Model | Instrument: No Instrument | Method: Model | Type: GRID

values north of the Ohio River Valley. The satellite data indicate isolated fire pixels over the southeastern U.S. The satellite Aerosol Optical Thickness

pixels. The largest density of fire pixels is in northern Quebec caused by the well documented boreal forest fires. Less dense fire pixels are also visible in

Arctic 1a Implementation Sandbox Use Case 5: SolutionsUseCase_Health-Disaster_Fire-Wildfire-Observation-Coverage_1a Wildfire Implementation Sandbox Use Case

250px Viewers: | Description: fire activity data for any date since January 1, 2007 Parameters: Fire Activity Domain: Fire | Platform: Satellite | Instrument:

regional and global emissions models, and activity data (e.g., satellite derived fire locations). Not Given Not Given Not Given Not Given Applies OGC standards

SeqImage Model GASP tiff Gasp in GEOtiff Format NOAA SeqImage Model GDSG Fire GDSG Fire NOAA Image RemoteSens GFED WCS GFED WCS GFED_WCS GRID Model GFED8day

satellite derived fire products User access to satellite data NASA GSFC DISC Web Coverage Service for OMI NO2 SolutionsUseCase_Health-Disaster_Fire-Wildfire-O

exceptional smoke event. While major smoke plumes from Alaskan and Canadian fires were drifting over the eastern US, there is no evidence that these have impacted

exceptional SmokeBioMass levels. During the August 19-28 period major forest fires raged over Idaho, Montana and adjacent Canada in the Northwest. Multi-state-size

the Myrtle Beach sampling site are not available. Fire and Transport: The satellite data indicate a fire and intense smoke near to the Myrtle Beach site

could utilize several datasets. Take a fire event and look at it from several sensors – such as the Georgia/Florida fire in May 2007. The data that might be

=GDSG FIRE.AnalyzedSmoke http://webapps.datafed.net/ogc NOAA.wsfl?SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=GetCoverage&VERSION=1.0.0&CRS=EPSG:4326&COVERAGE=GDSG FIRE.Analy

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Access sources of satellite fire location and fire perimeter data Calculate area polygons using buffer analysis on satellite fire location data Compare spatial

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/FIRE/current_text.html Satellite Smoke and Dust Text Product Archive - http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/FIRE/smoke.html Southwest Coordination

< Back to DataSpaces RETRO_FIRES_WCS - RETRO_FIRES_WCS Browse Fields RDF for RETRO_FIRES_WCS <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px

http://niceguy.wustl.edu/NEISGEI/OMIComp/ http://niceguy.wustl.edu/NEISGEI/FireComp/ http://ww1.geoenterpriselab.com/NASA/wpsRequest.html

Survey.] Available online:http://mtbs.gov/index.html Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product. Satellite Services Division – Office of Satellite Data

This is a complicated episode, because it involves smoke from major distant fires in Canada, as well as regional scale stagnation occurring about the same

product has not yet been assured). Fire locations will be obtained from NASA MODIS University of Maryland real-time fire product or the NOAA ABBA GOES University

Playlist of 0809SoCal Fire Videos Angeles Fire Search Station Fire Google Search for Aug-Oct. 2009, Southern California Images SoCal Fire Group on Flickr According

This is a complicated episode, since it involves smoke from major distant fires in Canada, as well as regional scale stagnation occurring about the same

Follow us on Twitter @ESIPAQWG Interested in the September 2009 Southern Fire California Smoke Event? Please join us in harvesting web resources - Pictures

< Back to DataSpaces NOAA_HMS_WFS - NOAA HMS fires Browse Fields RDF for NOAA_HMS_WFS <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Websites

Viewers: | Description: Anthropogenic and vegetation fire emissions data were generated monthly covering a period of 1960 to 2000. Anthropogenic emissions

< Back to DataSpaces EDGAR - EDGAR Emission Data Browse Fields RDF for EDGAR <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Data description

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Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Chief Dave Winnacker  |  Fire Chief at Moraga-Orinda Fire District Scotty Strachan  |  Nevada EPSCoR  |  ESIP EnviroSensing

< Back to DataSpaces GOCART_G_OL - Global Chemical Transport Model Browse Fields RDF for GOCART_G_OL <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki

Services potentially fire detection and dispersion model services potentially fire danger index services Sub-Saharan Africa fires dr. Nico Bonora ing Michele

< Back to DataSpaces NOAA_HMS_WMS - NOAA HMS Fires Browse Fields RDF for NOAA_HMS_WMS <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Edit NOAA_HMS_WMS-RDF

< Back to Quebec Fire Workspace Actual 1-h pm2.5 concentration animations, including CAN data. Select northeast region from the pulldown menu. 3-h running

Our budget was resubmitted to ESIP FiCom ESIP Winter Meeting June 2008 NC Fire Event Analysis CEOS WGISS Atmospheric Composition Interest Group Session

< Back to DataSpaces EDGAR_WCS - EDGAR_WCS Browse Fields RDF for EDGAR_WCS <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Edit EDGAR_WCS-RDF

< Back to DataSpaces MODISm_G - MODISm_G Browse Fields RDF for MODISm_G <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Data description here

Early Aug, 2008 CA Smoke Event Blue Sky tool shows HMS fires, also fire information, ground info and fire names Datasheet for AIRNOW.gov Airnow provides air

< Back to DataSpaces CALIPSO - CALIPSO Lidar Browse Images Browse Fields RDF for CALIPSO <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px Data

Wiki Page GA Smoke Screencast (AVI Small AVI Big Youtube) GoogleEarth GA Fire KMZ NO2 to Airquest (AQS DataMart) Transition of IDEA to NOAA Smog Blog Integrate

Suggested: August and September 2006, including Texas campaign, AMMA, boreal fire periods. HTAP experiments SR1 and SR6 and TP1 Hemispheric transport of air

Index Surface Extinction Coefficient Surface Wind Smoke on Google Earth GA Fire KMZ 400px

< Back to DataSpaces OMI_AI_G - OMI Absorbing Aerosol Index Browse Fields RDF for OMI_AI_G <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px

emissions), and agriculture activities. Wild fire and biomass burning emissions should at best correspond to the actual fire situation in the year of simulation

2007 an intense wildland fire broke out at the Okefenokee National Park in southern Georgia. The intense smoke from the fire engulfed southern Georgia

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are estimated with a climatology from Hao et al. (1994), and ATSR active fire maps are used for the spatial and temporal distribution of the emissions

071022SoCalSmoke 0908SoCalFire 0908SoCalFire copy 091222ArizonaDustStorm 100415 IcelandVolcanicErruption 100531 QuebecFires 1206 ColoradoFires 2015-2020 Strategic

http://www.airfire.org/bluesky/ WRAP Fire Emissions Tracking System (FETS) http://www.wrapfets.org/ - basis of the 2 Joint Fire Sciences Program projects we are

< Back to DataSpaces OMI_AI_G_OL - OMI Absorbing Aerosol Index Browse Fields RDF for OMI_AI_G_OL <- Should be a property What Links here on ESIP wiki 400px

Agriculture and Climate Cluster focus area on automated agriculture with AI Fire effects on soil morphology across time scales: Data needs for near- and long-term

emphasized during the talk. WRAP Fire Emissions Tracking System (FETS) http://www.wrapfets.org/ - basis of the 2 Joint Fire Sciences Program projects we are

No Domain"No Domain" is not in the list (Aerosol, Demographic, Emission, Fire, Gases, GIS, Meteor, Test) of allowed values for the "Domain" property. |

Services === MODIS_Global_Fire === DataFed Viewer | Program XML | Dataset Registration: Form XML | Data Access Services === FS_FuelFire === DataFed Viewer |

Comparing fire occurrence locations derived from surface or satellite data with thermal imagery from another satellite Extracting land cover type for fire locations

Angeles at 2009. Browse Capabilities of Niagara Fire Browse Capabilities of New York Fire Browse Santa Barbara Fire Browse Oak Ridge National Laboratory SiB3

These can be coupled with plume dispersion, storm surge, hydrological, wild fire, and other models. VIEWS

Hazard Mapping System, http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/FIRE/hms.html BlueSky, http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/FIRE/hms.html PULSENet, Persistent Universal Layered

071022SoCalSmoke 22 October 2007 Southern California N/A Pollution 100531 QuebecFires 30 May 2010 Quebec PMExEvent Smoke

National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Wildfire Conceptual Model Used to Inform the National Strategy for wildland fire management Colorado Wildfire

broaden the scope of the AQ scenario beyond fire events. It is motivated by a concern that a focus on fire events will not lead to developments that are

of air quality standards were due to transport of pollution from a distant fire, dust storm, etc. Public: Sensitive individual who need Air Quality information

These can be coupled with plume dispersion, storm surge, hydrological, wild fire, and other models. See above. Not sure what this means. Not Given Not Given

systems also perform some integration by pulling in meteorological data, fire and smoke information, trajectory modeling, etc. AIRNow itself provides AQI

*2279431* Topics (feel free to add an item to the agenda): S. California Fire Event Page and AirTwitter Outline of AQ CoP "Near Term Opportunity" document

associated standalone quality report The fire training-set may also have been biased against savanna and savanna woodland fires since their detection is more difficult

Protocols. In case of natural exceptional pollution events, such as forest fire smoke the air quality analysts are typically affiliated with the impacted

DataType, ...)and allowed values are: Domain: Aerosol, Demographic, Emission, Fire, GIS, Meteor Platform: Satellite, Model, Network Format: Grid, Point, SeqImage

agricultural fires. For the EE DSS, BlueSky may provide fire location and smoke forecasts that are prepared routinely as part of the interagency fire management

Radiation / Nuclear transport accidents famine conflicts displaced populations Fire

replacing them with updated ones, re-assessing the risks in advance of a fire season, and taking appropriate actions. This "data-to-decisions" provenance

climatology. The impact of the S. Georgia fire in May 2007 is clearly quantifyable. It is evident, that the fire emission can be spatially separated from

identified by fire districts across the nation beginning with a Fire District in CA. This cluster will also invite members of NASA’s Wildland Fire Management

involves putting already established disaster preparedness plans into motion. fire flighting Recovery Disaster recovery happens after damages have been assessed

NEISGEI provides WCS access to the RETRO and EDGAR global emission estimates. Fire emissions model ouput are in the process of being integrated. Ozone data

satellite observations and model forecast output. Data are used from: NOAA (Fire occurrence, smoke plumes) NASA (aerosol model, satellite observations of

SolutionsUseCase_AirQuality-Atmosphere_Smoke_1a SolutionsUseCase_Health-Disaster_Fire-Wildfire-Observation-Coverage_1a Where: SolutionsUseCase All Earth Science

occurring in Texas. The event documentation begun in 2000 and include ozone, fire as well as dust events from local (TX/NM/Mexico) and distant (Sahara) sources

les.asp?view_states=ARC/FRMPM25_Day_map,ARC/AIRNOW_PM25_map,ARC/NOAA_HMS_FirePix_map,ARC/OMI_AI_map,ARC/MODIS_AOT_map,ARC/MODIS_Terra_RGB_OnEarthJPL_map

satellite observations and model forecast output. Data are used from: NOAA (Fire occurrence, smoke plumes) NASA (aerosol model, satellite observations of

Wiki Page GA Smoke Screencast (AVI Small AVI Big Youtube) GoogleEarth GA Fire KMZ Register NO2 data, tools, analysis in Earth Information Exchange and

scenario on African Fires to air quality and smoke impacts. It has been expanded and refocused such that air quality impacts of smoke and fire are still a component

datafed.net/ogc RETRO FIRES WCS.wsfl?SERVICE=wcs&REQUEST=GetCapabilities&VERSION=1.0.0 http://webapps.datafed.net/ogc RETRO FIRES WCS.wsfl?VERSION=1.0.

=ASTR FIREd.FireDay http://webapps.datafed.net/ogc ESA.wsfl?SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=GetCoverage&VERSION=1.0.0&CRS=EPSG:4326&COVERAGE=ASTR FIREd.FireDay&TI

support from NOAA, we will be showing a new movie Tuesday evening called Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time and EVERYONE IS INVITED. It's

forecasts from fires - already demonstrated a smoke forecast based on satellites for GEOSS use multiple satellites that are directed to fires and serve data

Abstract for AGU (Abstract accepted for presentation) 2010-05-31: 100531_QuebecFires 2010-04-15: Iceland Volcano Eruption 2010-03-08: Air Twitter poster for Nat

Data Center Web Map Viewers (and OGC-Web Map Servers), including Satellite Fire Detections and North American Emission Inventory Map Viewer. U.S. Air Quality

projects make sense, the leaders are rarely called on to pull irons from the fire. Rather, they are in the service business, providing resources, technology

occurring in Texas. The event documentation begun in 2000 and include ozone, fire as well as dust events from local (TX/NM/Mexico) and distant (Sahara) sources

Quality Program projects NOAA Hazard Mapping System Public Health Web Services Fire Mapping American Public Health Association (APHA) http://www.airnow.gov/

JG Goldammer, Global Fire Monitoring Ctr., Germany S Doherty, Univ. Washington, US J Fisher, Harvard Univ., US WM Hao, US Forest Service, US (do not post

where strong temperature inversions trap particulate emissions from wood fires, burning-off, vehicles and industry. The software package predicts local

NSF harnessing data revolution for fire science. Deploying experimental sensors in UAVs, fly over pre and post fire plots as well as during. Experiment

Sea Surface Temperature Biomass Coastal Region Properties and Productivity Fire Occurrences and Extent Fuel Quality & Quantity Growing Season Length in High

<Back to AQ Cluster OMI AirNow NOAA Hazard Mapping System Fires US NEI Comparing DataSheets and DataSpaces Registration in catalogs (GCMD, GOS, ESG, ECHO

R FIREm.FireMonth http://webapps.datafed.net/ogc ESA.wsfl?SERVICE=WCS&REQUEST=GetCoverage&VERSION=1.0.0&CRS=EPSG:4326&COVERAGE=ASTR FIREm.FireMonth&TI

originate from biomass burning (agricultural), forest, Savannah or agricultural fires or dust storms. ... links to disasters SBA. AQHI=10/10.4*(100*(EXP(0.000871*NO2)-1+

Exceptional Event Rule Guidance on Assessing the Impacts of May 1998 Mexican Fires on Ozone Levels in the United States State Designations Areas Designated

Studies Urbanization Geo-politics Carbon Budget Human Health Gas Flares Fires Industrial Fishing This workshop will consist of a presentation of some of

data in air quality management assessments. Satellite data, particularly fire and smoke plume observations and GOES meteorological data, support various

systems also perform some integration by pulling in meteorological data, fire and smoke information, trajectory modeling, etc. Data processing, QA/QC,

assets. The name of this wiki entry will be SolutionsUseCase_Health-Disaster_Fire-Wildfire-Observation-Coverage_1a once it has been posted to the ESIP Federation

Weather forecast model-dust forecast model Dust generation – landcover-forest fires (link down to direct/indirect effects below) Climate change Climate change

occurring in Texas. The event documentation begun in 2000 and include ozone, fire as well as dust events from local (TX/NM/Mexico) and distant (Sahara) sources

GLOBAL - Model; MOPITT Day - Satellite; MODISd G - Satellite; MODIS Global Fire - Satellite; MISRm G - Satellite; GOMEm G - Satellite; GOCART G OL - Model;

NEEDS AQ monitoring coverage PM2.5, ozone, NO2 Modeling Emission forest fires Description of Document: Clean Air Initiative (CAI) for Asia mission is to

these indicators? Fire Damage Assessment Detected building footprints using a remote sensing building detection model. Can run fire detection model in

useable in educational contexts. Some of the datasets include NOAA Hazards Fire Mapping (point data) AIRNOW particulate matter < 2.5 microns (pm <2.5) (point

to prepare an emission dataset based on radiative power energy and MODIS fire spots. Guido van der Werf is investigating the burnt area product readiness

latest version of the U.S. National Emissions Inventory, new data from EPA on fire emissions, data from the multi-state air quality Regional Planning Organizations

Georgia Wildfire Smoke Demo OMI Applications Oct 2007 Southern California Fires

(visible atmospheric pollution), visibility, Acid fog, Haze from forest fires, Asian duststorms, sandstorms (PM2.5 as indicators), Volcanic ash, Petrochemical

real-world applications and research (like an application that monitors forest fires or a publication that looks into the relationship between sea level rice

trees and brush. Vegetation can also be a long-term hazard in the forms of fire fuels and deadfalls. Visibility and the visual impact of deployments should

http://www.airnowdata.org/pmfine/hourly.html still has actual 1-h pm2.5 concentration animations, including CAN data. Select northeast region from the

allows the estimation of the added local contribution. In some cases, such as fires and dust events, the emission source causes a transient pulse at nearby receptor

Typhoons Nuclear Disaster Tornados Environmental Floods/Droughts Dust Storms Fires Terrorists Earthquakes Algal Blooms Volcanos Blizzards Tsunami Global Warming

interested in applying fire emissions analysis methods to dynamic web applications Tom Pace - web access to various satellite derived fire location datasets

measures in North Carolina during July 20-23 were undoubtedly due to the distant fire event. Networking and data requirements: NASA satellite data (MISR, MODIS)

flag air quality data caused by exceptional air pollution, such as forest fires and dust storms. The flags are considered in establishing the compliance

species, with a particular emphasis on the highly variable emissions from fires. The primary global and regional clusters operate and refine processing systems

related to the "hot" topics this summer, including: the derecho of June 29 the fires in Colorado in June and July the drought in Kansas the heat waves of May

MNEI_Mobile NPRI RETRO_ANTHRO RETRO_FIRES_WCS EDGAR AQS GFED8day GFED_WCS GSFC_NO2_OL MNEI_Area MNEI_NonRoad MNEI_Point NEI_Area NEI_EGU NEI_Mobile NEI_Point

CO_total_column parameter under the 2D grids shows carbon monoxide emanating from fires in Greece in Aug 2007. Yes, the user interface could have used some work

national level and continental or even global levels. For example, wild fires in southern Europe will eventually be impacting European economies beyond

regional pollution event was caused by transport of pollution from a distant fire, dust storm, etc. The public, needing information about air quality now and

GLOBAL - Model; MOPITT Day - Satellite; MODISd G - Satellite; MODIS Global Fire - Satellite; MISRm G - Satellite; GOMEm G - Satellite; GOCART G OL - Model;

concord.org/) merges calculations of wildfire spread with visualizations of fire expanding over landscapes similar to those in the Midwest and western United

and spatial emissions, and unexpected release of pollutants (e.g. forest fires); there is a need to develop better representations of emissions for models

ozone, particle pollution from anthropogenic and natural sources (e.g., wild fires, volcanoes, desert dust), and mercury, as well as dust-based transport of

air quality (AQ) data caused by exceptional air pollution, such as forest fires and dust storms. The Rule requires States to provide evidence and quantify

values define how resources – many of which can be bought and sold, hired and fired – are combined to create value. Unfortunately, processes are very hard to

Exceptional AQ events include smoke from natural and some anthropogenic fires, windblown dust events, volcanoes, and also long range pollution transport

they are more directly addressed elsewhere. Among the Disasters, wild-land fires, dust storms, volcanic eruptions and severe pollution events have significant

respond to the risks of climate change, including drought, invasive pests, fires and floods." New Predictions of Climate Change’s Impact on Agriculture (12/17/13)

and the vulnerability of biodiversity to climate change, monitoring forest fires, mapping of drought affected areas etc) would be appropriate for the Winter

development of applications such as national and global land cover mapping, fire severity monitoring, danger forecasting, distribution mapping, near real-time