Wildland Fire Decision Support System WFDSS __________________________________________________________________________________________________.

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Wildland Fire Decision Support System WFDSS __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Objectives: 1.Describe the Wildland Fire Decision Support System 2.Identify the multitude of support tools and when they might be utilized in developing decisions and implementing actions __________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS is designed for documenting strategic decisions and to provide decision analysis on all types of wildland fires. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS is designed meet federal agency policy. “Managers will use a decision support process to guide and document wildfire decisions. The process will provide situational assessment, analyze hazards and risk, define implementation actions, and document decisions and rationale for those decisions.” (2009 Policy Guidance) _________________________________________________________________________________________________

When a WFDSS decision is needed: Wildland fires are no longer following the initial action defined by the Land and Resource Management Plan (LRMP) or the Fire Management Plan (FMP) Fire continues to actively spread beyond a few burn periods Fires are being managed or considered for multiple objectives Prescribed fire exceed prescriptions and are declared wildfires _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS is a web based system allowing simultaneous multiple users _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS is designed to be consistent with accepted models of risk-informed decision making _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Risk-informed decision making 1.Analysis: Rigorous, replicable methods to provide information about factual questions Brings new information into the process – informs deliberation 2. Deliberation: Discussion, reflection, and persuasion to communicate, raise, and collectively consider issues, increase understanding, and facilitate substantive decisions. Brings new insights, questions, and problem formulations – frames analysis. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Your Role in WFDSS Provide Intelligence and Feedback Observed fire behavior and severity Fuel conditions Proximity of natural and man made barriers Hazards, safety concerns Values Probability for successful implementation of strategic plans _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Elements of WFDSS: Information Situation Objectives Course of Action Cost Decisions Periodic Assessment Reports _________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Information

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Situation

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Objectives

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Course of Action

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cost

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Decisions

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Periodic Assessment

__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Reports

WFDSS Analysis Tools Models Automated Basic Fire Behavior (BASIC) Automated Short Term Fire Behavior (STFB) Analyst Assisted Basic Fire Behavior (BASIC) Analyst Assisted Short Term Fire Behavior (STFB) Near Term Fire Behavior (NTFB) Fire Spread Probability (FSPro) Stratified Cost Index (SCI) Air Quality tools Smoke Models _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS Tools: Risk & Operational Needs Assessment Values inventory Values at Risk (FSPro) KMZ Downloads o Incident KMZ o Analysis KMZ o Pending Incident KMZ Map Capture Fire Danger Graphs Weather Forecasts _________________________________________________________________________________________________

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WFDSS uses geospatial information to assist in Situational Assessment _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS User Roles: Viewer Dispatcher Author Data Manager Fire Behavior Specialist _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS Incident Privileges: Assigned at the time of the incident and are specific to an incident Owner Editor Reviewer Approver _________________________________________________________________________________________________

WFDSS Training: Training.shtml ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Objectives: 1.Describe the Wildland Fire Decision Support System 2.Identify the multitude of support tools and when they might be utilized in developing decisions and implementing actions __________________________________________________________________________________________________