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NIROPS Update: 2011

The NIFC National Infrared Program strives to provide the best possible imagery for the widest applications The aircraft platforms and sensors are suited for rapid transit times between incidents and rapidly collecting data over them NIROPS has a full cadre of dedicated personnel to coordinate, collect, interpret and deliver infrared intelligence.

IRINs: Tom Mellin National IR Program Manager Pilots: Dan Johnson IR Techs: Woody Smith Charles ‘Kaz’ Kazimir NIROPS “Organization” R4: Intermountain Region Karyn Woods Assistant Director Operations Research & Development Operations

National IR Program Manager Tom Mellin IRCRNorthernIRCR Rocky Mtn Rocky Mtn.IRCRSouthwestIRCR Great Basin IRCR North Ops South Ops IRCRNorthwestIRCRSouthernIRCREasternIRCRAlaska IRCN IRCN: Infrared National Coordinator: Works with the Coordinator on Duty (NICC) and the respective GACCs to determine mission priorities for the use of IR aircraft. This is a NICC - assigned position GACC IR Liaison Maintain and update the list of qualified or trainee, active or inactive Infrared Interpreters (IRIN) in their GACC. Submit updated list to NICC, GACC, IRCN and each IRIN on the list. Conduct information presentations about the IR program to other agency groups, e.g., Incident Commanders, Operation Chief, Dispatchers, Aviation, etc. IRCR: Infrared Regional Coordinator In the event of multiple incidents in the region, the IRRC may act as lead for IRINs assigned to the incidents. The IRRC could possibly assist with the flight scheduling of the IR aircraft. This is a NICC-assigned position. National IR Program Manager for NIROPS Responsibilities include the coordination of S-443, appointing the IRCR, and IRCN’s when needed. Conduct information presentations about the IR program to other agency and interagency groups, e.g., Incident Commanders, Operation Chief, Dispatchers, Aviation, etc. S-443 Training Cadre : The National IR Program Manager and the GACC IR Liaisons make up the core of the training cadre. RSAC has been tasked to coordinate the development of the student workbook and online course pre-work.

GACC IR Liaisons Northern:Lee Werth Rocky Mtn: Melinda McGann Bob Malcolm Southwest:Tom Mellin Great Basin:Hope Spriggs CA N/S:Kyle Felker Northwest:Randy Herrin Southern:Scott Wilkinson Eastern:Liz McNichols Alaska:Hilary Rigby

Traditional Role: One IRIN, One Fire Acquisition Delivery Interpretation Map Product Digital Product MorningBriefing

Pod and Remote IRIN Support: One IRIN, Multiple Fires ftp.nifc.gov/ NIROPS Interpreter(s) located at RO, SO, RD, hotel, home Phoenix data in WinZip archive Phoenix data in WinZip archive Shapefiles, PDFs in WinZip archive ftp.nifc.gov/ Incident Spec Data/ IR Incident

IRIN “Pods” Multiple IRINs at a single location central to multiple incidents If working in a pod A lead IRIN is assigned Each interpreter will be responsible for at least one fire, possibly more, depending on size and complexity Interpreter may work fires not in the local area Usually 14 day assignments

Remote (Virtual) IRINs Support one or more incidents from home office May be individual incidents, or supporting a pod remotely Variable time length* IRINs are responsible for communicating with the incident * Focused effort to keep remote interpretation for short (1-3 day), infrequent, or “gap-filling” assignments

Aircraft vs. IRINs NIROPS aircraft are a national resource that can support multiple fires in multiple GACCs NOT assigned to the fire Fires receive the service IRINs are a single resource (overhead) that can support one or more fires Can be assigned to a Fire OR can be assigned to a GACC or Area Command to support multiple fires (usually as a member of a “pod”)

Scheduling 149Z144Z King Air 200B Citation Bravo Contract IR Aircraft Once FS assets have been exhausted, the National Coordinator can utilize contract assets. National Coordinator position activated at PL4 Firehawk

Commercial Infrared Vendors Infrared Field Users’ Guide and Vendor Listings Field Users’ Guide is Thermal RS 101 and Typing Scheme Vendor Listings include capabilities and contact information

PHOENIX System Installation – N144Z

Heat detect Shape files. GeoTiffs Color Grayscale Fire Layer JPEGS Mosaics Phoenix Data Products

KA – B Detection Output From Phoenix System

AIRCELL Equipment ftp.nifc.gov / NIROPS

AirCell System Direct download of imagery to NIFC ftp site Utilizes existing network of cell phone towers Seamless coverage above 10,000 ft. AGL in CONUS More efficient, timely delivery of data Improved safety – fewer landings/takeoffs, less driving

Getting Started Summer 2009 Installment of AirCell system on both planes First operational delivery of data Twitter accounts and feeds from both aircraft Identification of issues to address for 2010

NIROPS KMZ Tool Developing a tool to generate GE KMZs from standard NIROPS datasets Heat Perimeter Intense Heat Scattered Heat Isolated Heat Address issues with administrative access on BLM computers Tool will be available from NIROPS website

Accessing the Wildfire CDE Step 1: Add Network Link Step 2: Enter URL:

What will it cost? (2012 rates) Getting the plane there: Over the fire: OGD-Ogden, UT to Destination Direct Distance 144z ($1760/hr x Time) 149Z ($900/hr x Time) FAI-Fairbanks, AK1900 miles$1760 x 6 hrs = $10,560$900 x 8 hrs = $7,200 JAX-Jacksonville, FL1600 miles$1760 x 5.5 hrs = $9,680$900 x 7.5 hrs = $6,750 ELO-Ely, MN950 miles$1760 x 3 hrs = $5,280$900 x 4 hrs =$3,600 SAN-San Diego, CA570 miles$1760 x 1.75 hrs = $3,080$900 x 2.5 hrs = $2,250

What will it cost? Air Crew: IRIN: Similar to Air Crew cost if assigned to fire. If remote there is no per idem costs.

Feedback Needed! Is NIROPS meeting your needs? When you have problems let us know immediately Lots of new technology what will help? What are your requirements? Spatial Temporal Spectral Data Products / Display Platform

Primary Contacts NIROPS Program Manager – Tom Mellin Work Cell CALFIRE – Buddy Bloxham Cell

Questions? Tom Mellin – National IR Program Manager and SW GACC Liaison (505) Work (505) Cell Tom Zajkowski – Remote Sensing Analyist (801) Work (801) Cell