Wildfires in Utah
186 detailed wildfire perimeters available for Utah, from 2021, including acreage and incident types. An essential dataset for environmental analysis and management.
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Access a comprehensive dataset tailored for GIS professionals focused on wildfire management across Utah. This dedicated dataset presents detailed information on approximately 186 wildfires, illustrating daily fire perimeters marked by various methods such as infrared imaging, GPS-flights, and mixed methods. Notable instances like the Pack Creek, Bennion Creek, and North River wildfires are included, providing insights into fire behavior, management strategies, and vegetation affected. Whether for research, planning, or monitoring, this data serves as a valuable resource in understanding wildfire dynamics and enhancing management practices in the affected areas. Each record within the dataset is rich with specifics, such as the incident name, location, size in acres, and type of vegetation involved. This facilitates targeted analysis and application, crucial for those involved in fire management and ecological studies.
The Wildfires dataset for Utah encompasses features such as:
- Pack Creek: 8952.9 acres
- Bennion Creek: 8304.6 acres
- Ttu: 3839 acres
- West: 3417.9 acres
- Little Pass: 2186.5 acres
- North River: 1752.2 acres
- Wilson Creek: 1505.4 acres
- Legacy: 1468.2 acres
- East Myton: 954.4 acres
- Trail Canyon: 882.8 acres
- Horsecorn: 833 acres
- East Canyon: 832.8 acres
- Bunker Peak: 725 acres
- Mammoth: 708.7 acres
- Choke Cherry: 659.6 acres
- Snake John: 657.1 acres
- Birch: 578.1 acres
- Black Pine: 560.2 acres
- Wild Cow: 554.4 acres
- Parleys Canyon: 540.8 acres
- Morgan Canyon: 509.3 acres
- Chin: 476.8 acres
- Beaver Tail: 464.3 acres
- Goat Springs: 444.1 acres
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