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European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS)
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European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS)
- 1. Early Warning Systems European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS) Jesús San-Miguel-Ayanz http://effis.ec.europa.eu (jesus.san-miguel@jrc.ec.europa.eu)
- 3. Fire Trends in Europe EFFIS About 75000 fires in the EU every year 70% in the EU Med region About 500000 ha burnt in the EU per year 85% of the burnt area in the Med region
- 4. Fire Trends in Europe EFFIS
- 5. Fire Trends in Europe EFFIS
- 6. EFFIS Fire Danger Forecast
- 7. EFFIS Fire Danger Forecast Computation of the Fire Weather Index
- 8. EFFIS Fire Danger Forecast
- 9. EFFIS Overall structure of the system Fire Detection Danger Forecast Burnt area maps Potential soil erosion estimates Vegetation regeneration Forest fire events Emission assessment Land cover damage assessment
- 11. EFFIS – Current Situation Fire Danger Forecast
- 12. EFFIS – Current Situation Fire Danger Forecast
- 13. EFFIS – Current Situation Fire Danger Forecast
- 14. EFFIS – Current Situation Daily MODIS imagery
- 15. EFFIS – Current Situation Active fire detection
- 16. EFFIS – Current Situation Burnt area mapping
- 17. EFFIS – Current Situation Burnt area locator
- 18. EFFIS – Current Situation Burnt area locator
- 19. EFFIS – Current Situation Burnt area locator
- 21. EFFIS MIC Canadair Tasking Support System
- 22. EFFIS MIC Canadair Tasking Support System
- 23. EFFIS MIC Canadair Tasking Support System Thank you for your attention
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- Databases, early waringn, remote sensing, simulation models, communicating agenceis and communities, internet.
- 158 621 hectares compared to an annual average of 483 896 hectares, the burnt area and damage assessed in 2008 have been the lowest on record since 1980 for Southern Europe
- Fires in Turkey occur mainly on the western part of the country, and along the coasts
- Databases, early waringn, remote sensing, simulation models, communicating agenceis and communities, internet.
- Databases, early waringn, remote sensing, simulation models, communicating agenceis and communities, internet.
- As discussed, here are slides showing the new interface of the current situation (still in the internal version of EFFIS only), the new fire danger classes in the MIC application (extreme level 1 and level 2) and the 2010 seasonal forecasts for temperature end precipitation. The maps indicate expected anomalies from averages conditions of the months. As you can see for the EU Mediterranean countries in the hottest months conditions are expected close to the normal ones, or slightly wetter and cooler, especially for Southeastern countries. Scandinavian and Baltic countries on average are expected to be drier and warmer than normal.I assume you already have slides to present the MIC application and I hope you do not plan to have a life demo, as we are having problems with IDAS server in these days. Cheers Andrea
- As discussed, here are slides showing the new interface of the current situation (still in the internal version of EFFIS only), the new fire danger classes in the MIC application (extreme level 1 and level 2) and the 2010 seasonal forecasts for temperature end precipitation. The maps indicate expected anomalies from averages conditions of the months. As you can see for the EU Mediterranean countries in the hottest months conditions are expected close to the normal ones, or slightly wetter and cooler, especially for Southeastern countries. Scandinavian and Baltic countries on average are expected to be drier and warmer than normal.I assume you already have slides to present the MIC application and I hope you do not plan to have a life demo, as we are having problems with IDAS server in these days. Cheers Andrea
- As discussed, here are slides showing the new interface of the current situation (still in the internal version of EFFIS only), the new fire danger classes in the MIC application (extreme level 1 and level 2) and the 2010 seasonal forecasts for temperature end precipitation. The maps indicate expected anomalies from averages conditions of the months. As you can see for the EU Mediterranean countries in the hottest months conditions are expected close to the normal ones, or slightly wetter and cooler, especially for Southeastern countries. Scandinavian and Baltic countries on average are expected to be drier and warmer than normal.I assume you already have slides to present the MIC application and I hope you do not plan to have a life demo, as we are having problems with IDAS server in these days. Cheers Andrea
- with IDAS server in these days. Cheers Andrea