Incident Name:
Lime Complex/ MAD Complex
	IR Interpreter(s):
Jim Grace 	Local Dispatch Phone:
530-226-2400	Interpreted Size:     apx 51,950 acres, one fire added (rainbow) that was broken out for Mad Complex, also some fire growth.

Growth last period:     	
Flight Time:        Flight Date:  
 
2038                         7/4/2008 
	Interpreter(s) location: 
Redding Municipal Airport, Cal North Ops
Interpreter(s) Phone:
cell 925-872-8559	Regional Coordinator:
Guy Lewis                           Regional Coordinator Phone: 
530-598-1951	National Coordinator:
    Darrel Van Buren                                              National Coordinator Phone: 
208-387-5381
	
Ordered By:
Lyle Koegler, SITL
	Order Number:
A-113	Aircraft/Scanner System:
King N149Z, Phoenix	Pilots/Techs:
Bill/Don
Woody
	
IRIN Comments on imagery:
No Problems 	Weather at time of flight:
     

	Flight Objective:
 Perimeter and Isolated intense and scattered heat	
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter:
2038 /July 04, 2008	Type of media for final product: FTP

Electronic file sent to:  FTP.NIFC.GOV	
Date and Time Imagery Delivered to Incident:
0430 /July 05, 2008		
Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: There were two isolated heat sources detected in an area that has not shown any heat. These areas are most likely some other form of heat but might need to be checked out.  One heat source appeared to be at a wide turnout in a road on the Six Rivers National Forest West of  Ruth lake which appears ot be county road 511. the coordinates are as follows Long -123.454826, Lat 40.325162. This heat source is 2 miles west of Green Mountain. The other heat source is on the east side of Ruth lake west of the mad river road and Southeast of Choptoy Creek, the coordinates are Long -123.370736, Lat 40.318924

The slide fire was not covered by clouds tonight. It showed two isolated heat sources .1 mile interior of the South perimeter. The Miners fire continues with the intense heat from the burn out operation as it continues to burn the unburned fuel. Also an area of intense heat on the East flank of the fire in both on the east slope of the West Fork Miners Creek and on the South end of the fire north of Hayfork creek. Also a large area of scattered heat on the Eastern most portion of the fire. The Lime fire has some areas of Intense heat in the center of the fire and some on the South end of the fire and the north end also with scattered areas of isolated heat. The Telephone fire still has some areas of intense heat in the Southwest portion of the fire leftover from the burn out operation in this area. The remainder of the fire has scattered isolated heat sources, mostly in the Northeast end of the fire. The Deerlick fire has two areas with isolated heat sourcs one on the north end of the fire between Anderson Spring Ridge and Hell Roaring Gulch, and another area Southeast of Bluenose Peak. The Noble fire showed two sorces of isolated heat in the Southwest corner of the fire near Little Red Mtn. the Iron Fire showed some small areas of intense heat on the North and South ends of the fire with several isolated heat sources, one isolated heat source appeared to be outside of the main heat perimeter, but most likely it's inside a cool area of the fire that i was not able to extend the perimeter around. This heat source should be field verified. The Wilderness 2 fire has small areas of intense heat along the perimeter on the Northwest corner of the fire and the east edge of the fire, with a large area of scattered heat on the northeast corner of the fire. The Trough fire has some intense heat on the west edge of the fire and the north and south edge on the East end of the fire. The Rainbow fire has an isolated heat source that appears to be outside the main perimeter on the East side of the fire in the botom of Sheel Mountain Creek. This heat source should be field verified ,if possible, to make sure the heat is actually inside of the perimeter.
The MAd complex fire that contained heat is located Northeast of Van Horn Ridge on the North end of the Fire and on the south end.