Wildfire Intelligence — United States, 2017–2026
United States (AZ, CA, CO, ID, OR, UT, WA) • 2017 – 2026 • 8 events
Eight enriched US wildfire incidents joined to authoritative federal interagency fire data — final burned acreage, dated fire perimeters, containment and discovery timelines, SIT-209 incident-management reports, and NASA FIRMS satellite detections. Deliberately spans both perimeter eras: the four 2017–2018 fires carry perimeter growth time-series, the four 2024–2026 fires carry a single perimeter each.
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Authoritative — one hazard per line
Full-fidelity DisasterAWARE enhanced-hazard objects. Best for ingesting into DuckDB, Snowflake, Python, or Node pipelines.
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Flattened relational tables
Multiple CSVs joined on hazard_uuid, plus the README. Drop into ArcGIS, QGIS, Excel, or any BI tool.
Also available: README (schema and file descriptions)
Highlights
- ✓250 perimeter rows, every one carrying geometry
- ✓Silver Creek 2018: 5 acres → 20,127 across 73 observations
- ✓567 SIT-209 reports — structures, cost, personnel
- ✓460 daily FIRMS satellite detection records
CSV bundle contents
hazards.csv— one row per fire: identity, location, dates, final acreage, cause, containment, match provenanceperimeters.csv— 250 rows (dated observations plus one archival final perimeter per fire): timestamp, source, kind, acreage, change from previous, polygon as WKTsit209.csv— 567 rows: acreage, containment %, personnel, structures destroyed/threatened, cost, remarksfirms_detections.csv— 460 rows: daily detection counts and maximum fire radiative powerREADME.md— event table, two-era explanation, and known limits
- • United States only. Wildfire records elsewhere in the catalog carry hazard metadata but no burned-area enrichment.
- • The area field on a hazard record is the alert-polygon footprint, NOT burned area — use final acreage or the perimeter geometry.
- • Fires through 2019 carry perimeter growth time-series (GeoMAC); fires from 2020 carry one perimeter each (WFIGS). A source change, not a quality difference.
- • Null means not observed or not reported — never zero. The 2026 fire has no SIT-209 reports yet, which is normal for a current-season incident.
Events in this dataset
| Event | Start (UTC) |
|---|---|
| Diamond Creek — WA (129,000 ac) | 2017 |
| Dollar Ridge — UT (70,059 ac, 438 structures) | 2018 |
| Ferguson — CA (96,901 ac) | 2018 |
| Silver Creek — CO (20,127 ac) | 2018 |
| Park — CA (429,603 ac, 709 structures) | 2024 |
| Wapiti — ID (129,063 ac) | 2024 |
| Dragon Bravo — AZ (145,504 ac) | 2025 |
| 0445 Crosswhite — OR (292,161 ac) | 2026 |
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