GIS Protocols Sample Clauses

GIS Protocols i. Fire Perimeter GIS protocols have been established for uploading and displaying on-going fire perimeters. Timely, as negotiated with the Jurisdictional Agency fire perimeter data should be submitted for fires that escape initial attack and all ongoing fires 100 acres or greater. For ongoing fires being monitored, the Agencies will negotiate a timeline for fire surveillance updates and perimeter maps submissions. The final fire perimeters submitted with the final fire reports are added to the GIS Fire History file available annually in April from AFS. Jurisdictional Agencies have the option to update an incident perimeter after fire season by submitting annual updates to AFS prior to March 1. AFS will incorporate those updates into historical fire data and perimeter files. This is to ensure the most accurate information for the historical databases. The protocols including points of contact for user names and passwords are available at xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx.xxx/administration/awfcg_committees.php. The latest versions of perimeters provided to AFS and the Fire History file are displayed and are available to download at xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx.xxx/predsvcs/maps.php.
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