Standard Operating Procedures 1.1-1.9 (Fire Extent) for Arctic Network Fire Monitoring Protocol: Fire Extent, Severity and Effects

Hrobak J and Barnes J. 2020. Standard Operating Procedures 1.1-1.9 (Fire Extent) for Arctic Network Fire Monitoring Protocol: Fire Extent, Severity and Effects. National Park Service.

These documents describe the process in which fire extent, fire frequency and lightning strike data are reported and analyzed for National Parks within the Arctic Inventory and Monitoring Network. The following SOPs are included: SOP 1.1 – Acquire and Review Final Fire Reports and Perimeter Data SOP 1.2 - Fire Report Data Entry into WFMI SOP 1.3 - QC of Existing WFMI Data SOP 1.4 - Develop Geospatial Layer – NPS Statewide Fire Perimeters SOP 1.5 - Develop GIS Layer – NPS Fire Location Points from WFMI SOP 1.6 - Lightning Data Acquisition and Summary SOP 1.7 - GIS Processing and Data Summary for Fire Frequency and Extent SOP 1.8 - Fire Extent and Frequency Data Analysis and Reporting SOP 1.9 - Data Archiving and Deliverables for Fire Extent and Frequency Data

Type
Standard Operating Procedure
Authors
Hrobak, Jennifer; Barnes, Jennifer
Date of Issue
2020-03
Publisher
National Park Service.
Units
ARCN , BELA , CAKR , GAAR , KOVA , NOAT
Keywords
Alaska, ARCN, data analysis, deliverables, fire, fire history, fire perimeters, fire points, fire report, GIS data, lightning, National Park Service, SOP, Standard Operating Procedure, WFMI
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Landscapes | Fire and Fuel Dynamics | Fire and Fuel Dynamics

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