Incident Name: Milli Fire (OR-DEF-000843)	IR Interpreter(s): Elsa Hucks elsa.hucks@fire.ca.gov	Local Dispatch Phone: COIDC 541.316.7700	Interpreted Size: 22,467 Acres Growth last period: 764 Acres
Flight Time: 0125 PDT Flight Date: 08/31/2017	Interpreter(s) location: Auburn, CA Interpreter(s) Phone: 530-277-2326	GACC IR Liaison: Jim Grace GACC IR Liaison Phone: 541.771.4521	National Coordinator: Jan Johnson National Coord. Phone: 208.870.5066
Ordered By: SITL: Keith Kern 516.351.0869 KEITHKERN55@gmail.com	A Number: A-95	Aircraft/Scanner System: N149Z/Phoenix	Pilots/Techs: Woody (IR Tech) Nelson / White (Pilots)
IRIN Comments on imagery: Imagery was clear, 2 strips, some cloud cover	Weather at time of flight Cloudy	Flight Objective: Map heat perimeter, intense, scattered, and isolated heat
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter: 08/31/2017 0145 PDT	Type of media for final product: PDF map, KMZ, IR log and shapefiles Digital files sent to: ftp.nifc.gov/incident_specific_data/pacific_nw/2017_Incidents_Oregon/2017_MILLI_ORDEF_0843_CS/IR/20170831
Date and Time Products Delivered to Incident: IR Products 8/31/2017 @ 0330 PDT
Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: I began with yesterday’s shapefile. This perimeter was 21,703 acres. After interpretation – the perimeter expanded to 22,467 acres. There is a new spot, which at the time of the flight was 276 acres. The IR tech noted during the flight “Milli has pushed a large hot spot out of its southwest corner we caught it at the beginning of the run”. It is approximately 4.5 miles from the southwest corner of Milli and is all intense heat. There is a lot of intense heat present on Milli tonight, primarily along the southwest edge. The northern firing operations from earlier in the week appear to be rapidly cooling. The interior islands are also being consumed. Please let me know if there are any questions, comments or requests for additional IR products. Thank you.