Incident Name:
STATION
	IR Interpreter(s):
Scott Wilkinson	Local Dispatch Phone:
661-723-2592	Interpreted Size:     
100,277 acres

Growth last period: approx. 64,396 acres	
Flight Time:        Flight Date:  
 
2114 MDT                         08/30/2009  
	Interpreter(s) location: 
home office
Ouachita NF, AR
Interpreter(s) Phone:
501-538-5827	Regional Coordinator:
Kyle Felker                           Regional Coordinator Phone: 
     	National Coordinator:
Barry Stern/Jan Johnson                              National Coordinator Phone: 
208-859-4475 office
801-824-5540 cell
	
Ordered By:
CA-ANF
	Order Number:
A-?? (online scanner order server down)	Aircraft/Scanner System:
149Z (Phoenix)	Pilots/Techs:
P:Tim Brady/Don Boyce
T:Jesse Berain
	
IRIN Comments on imagery:
Imagery good, a little grainy, but OK.   Minimal overlap on east end of strips 3 and 4, with small gap in one area just past the edge of the fire, so nothing lost. Some high clouds on east end strip 4, but beyond the heat perimeter.    	Weather at time of flight:
clear, hot, dry

	Flight Objective:
 map heat perimeter and spots	
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter:
08/30/2009   23:58	Type of media for final product: shapefiles of perimeter , intense heat, spots outside heat perimeter

Electronic file sent to:  ftp.nifc.gov/Incident Specific Data/CALIF_S/2009 fires/CA-ANF-3622%20Station/IR	
Date and Time Imagery Delivered to Incident:
20090831 - 0500 PDT = all IR heat shapefiles 
20090831-0625 PDT = 11x17 pdf

Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: 
  
Fire made major run to north and northeast by time of the flight.   3 small runs headed east on SE corner of fire, one headed for Mt Wilson (fire reached the webcam about 0100 on 8/31, about 4 hrs after the flight)
Most of the intense, large areas of heat were on the northeast head, and within the interior of the NE part of the fire.  Several large unburned islands at time of flight.   I mapped these, and showed on the pdf due to large size, and heads up to team on potential of additional heat buildup.    
Incident perimeters are in geodatabase format, and the IRIN is technically challenged, therefore I only showed previous night's IR heat perimeter.   I will seek assistance this evening in extracting the Incident perimeter for tomorrow.
I mapped 3 isolated heat sources outside the heat perimeter, but they were very close and small.     The Raw Heat file, identified numerous heat sources within the strip that I did not map because they are within the urban area and are of various industrial sources (pump station generators, power plant smokestacks, LA County landfill incinerators).   I view these as good indicator of the scanner threshold being set well.   Good job crew.