Incident Meteorological (IMET) Services Sample Clauses

Incident Meteorological (IMET) Services. The procedures shall be made in accordance with the provisions of the Interagency Agreement for Meteorological and Other Technical Services (IMET Agreement) and shall not conflict with the procedures of the Mobilization Guides. Reimbursement and expenditures for IMET Services shall follow the procedures detailed within the IMET Agreement.
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Incident Meteorological (IMET) Services. Onsite weather support to large wildfires, prescribed fires, and other major incidents is available. IMETs can be ordered through dispatch for wildfire incidents. In all cases, the ordering process for IMET and supporting equipment is detailed in Chapter 20 of the National Interagency Mobilization Guide. Conditions of these dispatches are in the National Interagency Agreement for Meteorological and Other Technical Services publication. When ordering an IMET for a prescribed burn, specify: • That the request is for a prescribed fire project; and • Expected number of days the IMET will be deployed
Incident Meteorological (IMET) Services. Responding units may request a spot weather forecast from the National Weather Service. On-site IMET’s would be order from the mainland US through the land management agency responsible for the incident or by delegation to the Incident management Team. IROC would be the system for ordering.

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