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I have downloaded and projected all current fire perimeters from August 28 – September 2nd – they are in Zone V in a single directory. All Station Fire Perimiters (as of September 2, 07:02) – zip file Hello – here is a recent fire perimeter from this morning. Also wanted to pass along a description of the process on how they are created from Tim Smith of LA County Fire. Thanks Tim – I also wanted to pass along my appreciation for all of the hard work your team is doing. Fire Perimeter updating … I am sending this email to let you know that fire perimeters are obtained in 12 hour operational periods. They must be proofed by the situation leaders at the incident for accuracy before anything is published. Even if we could obtain them via satellite or other means the information still must be approved by the appropriate staff on the incident. The perimeters that we get from the GIS Professionals on the incident are final approved versions. It is very important that we use the perimeters that these people have approved. On the Station Fire the GIS team is composed of Federal, State and Local professionals, with the Federal Government in the lead role. The Federal Government also takes the lead role on information gathering that is why everything is published to the Federal site first. Continue reading Station Fire Perimeters – September 1st morning – AS IS Attached below are a set of GIS shapefiles that have been zipped up for use. NOTE! These are provided AS IS. They are used for planning purposes by the fire department, and are not intended to show the fire perimeters at a specific time. They will provide a useful guide, but I am putting them here as a service, and if you have questions about them, hold them until the fire is done – I will not burden the fire fighters with requests at this time. I will also begin putting them up on this site as we receive them. For users of the LA County Repository – we’ll begin to load them into the Repository. Here is the perimeter for August 30th at midnight: ca_station_20090830_0025_z5 (zip file) Please download the attached file for the fire data. The data includes Montecito, Orange County, and Sylmar. The source of the data is Governor’s Office of Emergency Service. From the USGS, State Office of Emergency Services (OES) and State Resources Agency: http://atlas.resources.ca.gov/OES/default.aspx For ArcGIS users, go here with ArcCatalog: Here is the incident data (point shapefile) for Santa Anita SMD Fire. (Data from Fire Department) Here are the maps produced by Fire Department. For Incident shapefile, please go to another post titled “Santa Anita SMD Fire GIS Data.” |
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