Development Schedule
Each phase of development will focus on the addition of data sources and their integration, or specific functionality into FEMS.
FEMS Target Audience
A FEMS user is anyone interested in viewing real-time fire danger information and who is operationally invested in fire danger-based decision making. This includes:
Interagency Data Management Environment - Data and Data Management
Data Management Program
- DMP team?
- Relationship to DMC
- Priority projects
- Federal Data Policy and Guidance
Data Management - Wildland Fire Policy and Guidance
Interagency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations (Red Book)
Fire and fire aviation program management direction for BLM, USFS, FWS, NPS, and BIA managers.
Data Management - References, Links, and Helpdesks
Coded Words and Phrases (Acronyms)
Interagency wildland fire and incident related acronyms, coded words and phrases.
Investment Inventory
List of all interagency applications used in response or support of wildland fire and other incidents.
IROC Accounts/Password/Web Status
QRC's and Tip Sheets |
| Link to sign into IROC | This link will take you to the sign in page for the IROC application |
What is FEMS?
Who is a FEMS User Interface target audience?
A FEMS UI user is basically anyone interested in viewing real time fire danger information. Specifically, the target audience includes dispatchers, operational fire fighters, FMOs, agency supervisors, FBANs/LTANs, and Predictive Services.
Data Sets
The following datasets will be stored as part of the FEMS/Data Cache effort:
- Historical RAWS data
- 2.5km Gridded Weather Data (rolling 30 year archive)
- National Fuel Moisture Database