Incident Name: Thomas Fire (CA-VNC-103156)	IR Interpreter(s): Elsa Hucks elsa.hucks@fire.ca.gov	Local Dispatch Phone: VNC (949) 878-6361	Interpreted Size: Contact SITL for number Growth last period:
Flight Time: 0041 PST Flight Date: 12/17/2017	Interpreter(s) location: Auburn, CA Interpreter(s) Phone: 530-277-2326	GACC IR Liaison: Kyle Felker GACC IR Liaison Phone: 530.251.6112	National Coordinator: Tom Mellin National Coord. Phone: 505.842.3845
Ordered By: Jennifer Erickson 530-310-5690 jlerickson@fs.fed.us	A Number: A-314	Aircraft/Scanner System: N144Z/Phoenix	Pilots/Techs: Mann (IR Tech) Boyce / Nelson (Pilots)
IRIN Comments on imagery: 5 strips. Good quality, minimal cloud cover.	Weather at time of flight Clear	Flight Objective: Map heat perimeter, intense, scattered, and isolated heat.
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter: 12/17/2017 0130 PST	Type of media for final product: PDF map, KMZ, IR log and shapefiles. Digital files sent to: ftp.nifc.gov/incident_specific_data/calif_s/!CALFIRE/2017_Incidents/CA-VNC-103156_Thomas/IR/20171217/
Date and Time Products Delivered to Incident: Heat Perimeter 12/17/2017 0230 PST Heat Products 12/17/2017 0430 PST
Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: Summary: I began tonight’s interpretation with the current perimeter provided by the incident (Thomas_FGX_EventPolygon_20171216_2109.shp). Current acres and growth have been reported to the Plans section separate from this log. Imagery quality was very good with 5 strips. Intense heat remains present northeast of Santa Barbara to north of Montecito and on the LPF around the area of Middle Lion Campground south of the Sespe River. Intense heat is still present northwest of Fillmore. Spotting is visible within the Parma Park area of Santa Barbara. The southern half of the fire remains primarily isolated heat with a few small pockets of scattered heat. Please let me know if there are any questions, comments or requests for additional IR products. Thank you.