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site: National Wildfire Coordinating Group - Active Fire mapping program

"The Active Fire Mapping Program is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the USDA Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center (RSAC) located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Active Fire Mapping program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context for the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Canada. Detectable fire activity across all administrative ownerships in the United States and Canada are mapped and characterized by the program"

  • Current Large Incidents Map

  • Near real time Fire Detection Maps

    • JPG, PDF plot, and Map Archive for MODIS, VIIRS, AVHRR, and GOES

  • Satellite imagery from NASA Worldview Snapshots application and GIBS with historical download

    • MODIS Aqua and Terra 143 & 721 True and False color

    • S-NPP True and I1-M4-M3, M11-I2-I1 False color

    • Can be saved as a JPG,JPG w/Worldfile, PNG, PNG w/Worldfile, GeoTiff, and KMZ

  • Fire Detection GIS data

    • MODIS - Last 7 days, and Cumulative for each year going back to 2001

    • VIIRS - Cumulative for each year 2019-2014

    • VIIRS I Band - Last 7 days and Cumulative for each year going back to 2014

  • Fire Data in Google Earth

    • KML files for Fire Detection (MODIS)

      • Current, Animation, Historical

    • Fire Radiative power (MODIS)

      • Current, Animation, Historical

    • Large Incidents

      • Current, Historical

    • Fire Weather

      • Current

    • AFM KML Bundle

      • Current

  • Fire Data Web Services

    • WMS

      • MODIS Fire detections - current and historical

      • VIIRS I Band Fire detections - current only

    • WFS

      • MODIS Fire detections - current and last 7 days

      • VIIRS I Band Fire detections - current and last 7 days

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