Incident Name:
Lime/Mad Complex
	IR Interpreter(s):
Jim Grace 	Local Dispatch Phone:
530-226-2400	Interpreted Size:     apx.
53,191 

Growth last period:     	
Flight Time:        Flight Date:  
 
2245                         7/5/2008
0006                         7/6/2008 
	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-154	Aircraft/Scanner System:
King N149Z, Phoenix	Pilots/Techs:
Dan J. /Jessie
	
IRIN Comments on imagery:
No Problems 	Weather at time of flight:
Clear

	Flight Objective:
 Perimeter and Isolated intense and scattered heat	
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter:
0230 /July 06, 2008	Type of media for final product: FTP

Electronic file sent to:  FTP.NIFC.GOV	
Date and Time Imagery Delivered to Incident:
0430 /July 06, 2008		
Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: The Slide fire did not show any heat sources on the imagery tonight. The Miners fire showed three areas of intense heat, one in gates creek interior from the perimeter where the remaining area of unburnt fuel from the burnout operation is located. The second on the southeast end of the fire north of Hayfork Creek and just West of Pasture Gulch. The final area is in the Northeast corner of the fire and appears to be a burnout operation near the upper end of knowles gulch. There were also areas of scattered heat on the astern flank of the fire. The Lime fire showed three areas of scattered heat two large areas on the South end of the fire on both sides of the South Fork Trinity River. Another area of scattered heat is located approximately .5 miles Northeast of Maddox Lake, a small area of intense heat is also located in this area. There also area several isolated heat sources scattered through out the fire. the Telephone fire shows isolated heat mainly in the Southwest corner of the fire were the burnout operation was conducted. There also in one last remaining isolated heat source showing in the Northeast corner of the fire. An area of scatterd heat was detected in the North end of the Deerlick fire in the upper end of Cutthroat Gulch, and two areas of isolated heat sources in the Northwest part of the fire. No heat signatures were detected in the Noble Fire. The Iron Fire had an area of intense heat in the Northwest end of the fire with isolated heat in the sanme area. Areas of scattered heat were also detected in the north and south ends of the fire burning towards the top of SAnford Ridge, with several isolated heat sources on the northeast flank of the fire. There again was a isolated heat source that appeared to be outside of the main heat perimeter in the bottom of Long Gulch approximately .5 miles west of Van Ridge. The Wilderness 2 fire showed several isolated heat sources along the northwest and east edges of the fire perimeter. The Harvey fire of the Yolla Bolly Complex again has some intense heat near the East edge of the Wilderness 2 fire.  

The fires that were inside of the Lime Complex imagery did not show any heat sources today.