Incident Name: Chute Creek (ID-NCF-000582)	IR Interpreter(s): Jorge Enriquez	Local Dispatch Phone: Grangeville Interagency 208-983-6800	Interpreted Size: 3,194 Acres Growth last period: 120 Acres
Flight Time: 2211 PDT Flight Date: 09/04/2017	Interpreter(s) location: Petersburg, AK Interpreter(s) Phone: 907-518-4123	GACC IR Liaison: Tim Stauffer GACC IR Liaison Phone: 406-529-6366	National Coordinator: Jan Johnson National Coord. Phone: 208.870.5066
Ordered By: SITL: Jon Norman 208-926-8947 jonnorman@fs.fed.us	A Number: A-20	Aircraft/Scanner System: N144Z/Phoenix	Pilots/Techs: Kaz Kazimir (IR Tech) Ramsay/Johnson (Pilots)
IRIN Comments on imagery: Imagery was clear	Weather at time of flight Clear	Flight Objective: Map heat perimeter, intense, scattered, and isolated heat
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter: 09/04/2017 2230 PDT	Type of media for final product: PDF map, KMZ, IR log and shapefiles Digital files sent to: ftp.nifc.gov/incident_specific_data/n_rockies/2017_fires/2017_ChuteCreek/IR/20170905
Date and Time Products Delivered to Incident: IR Products 9/05/2017 @ 0100 PDT
Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: Utilized previous night’s (9/4) IR heat perimeter as a base to start tonight's interpretation. The Chute Creek perimeter increase was approximately 120 acres. The majority of the perimeter increase is along the northwest of the larger fire perimeter and the northern edges of the small perimeter to the north of the main fire perimeter. The majority of intense heat is displayed along the perimeter increase areas mentioned above, including a finger to southwest of larger perimeter. The high concentrations of isolated heat sources were mapped as scattered heat to avoid isolated heat sources cluttering most of the map area (and save time). There are a total of 97 isolated heat sources: 64 scattered throughout the interior of the both fire perimeters and 33 heat sources found outside the fire perimeters. The isolated heat sources found outside the fire are found along perimeters mentioned above, including the southwest finger of the main perimeter and in-between both fire polygons. All isolated heat sources where given X/Y coordinates, so Operations may download into GPS and navigate to these areas. Please call Jorge at the number above, if you have questions or feedback.