Wildland Fire Decision Support System WFDSS Data Manager Role Wildland Fire Management RD&A National Interagency Fire Center Boise, Idaho Wildland Fire.

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Wildland Fire Decision Support System WFDSS Data Manager Role Wildland Fire Management RD&A National Interagency Fire Center Boise, Idaho Wildland Fire Management RD&A National Interagency Fire Center Boise, Idaho

OBJECTIVES: Define Data Manger Role, Strategic Objectives, Management Requirements, Fire Management Units Create Fire Management Unit (FMU) Names and Codes Create Strategic Objectives from Land and Fire Management Plans Create Management Requirements from Land and Fire Management Plans

Data Manager: Enters and maintains the overarching strategic objectives / management requirements and fire management unit associations for individual agency units per land and fire management plans. Data Manager role would probably be assigned to the fire planner or the individual who contributed objectives to the fire management or land management plans.

Strategic Objective: These are broad statements, specified in land and resource management and fire management plans that identify changes in water, soil, air, or vegetation from the present to proposed conditions but can also describe an existing resource condition that should be maintained. Objectives deal with large areas over long time periods and project intended outcomes of management activities that contribute to the maintenance or achievement of desired conditions.

Management Requirement: Management Requirements are derived from land and resource management plan and fire management plan standards and guidelines information. They represent the recommended technical and scientific specifications for management activities and/or potential actions to help achieve objectives across broad areas in general terms. They provide the foundation, framework, and limitations/challenges for potential management activities. Management Requirements are not commitments or final implementation decisions. Example statement: Management of wildland and prescribed fire should avoid adding smoke into the Grand Canyon viewshed.

Fire Management Unit: NWCG Definition: A land management area definable by objectives, management constraints, topographic features, access, values to be protected, political boundaries, fuel types, major fire regime groups, etc. that set it apart from the characteristics of an adjacent FMU. The FMU may have dominant management objectives and pre-selected strategies assigned to accomplish these objectives.

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Defined Data Manger Role, Strategic Objectives, Management Requirements, and Fire Management Units Created Fire Management Unit (FMU) Names and Codes Created Strategic Objectives from Land and Fire Management Plans Created Management Requirements from Land and Fire Management Plans