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  • EcoProfile - 5
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  • California Fire Hazard Severity Zones

    A geospatial product produced by the U.S. Forest Service that characterizes the likelihood and intensity of widfire of potential wildfire across the National Forest System. This...
    • ArcGIS Feature Service
  • Historic Fire Perimeters All Years

    The SOCAL_FireOccurrences_1992_2025 dataset is a point-based geospatial layer produced by the U.S. Forest Service that maps all recorded wildfire ignition locations across...
    • ArcGIS Feature Service
  • Wildfire Risk Index

    A geospatial product produced by the Missoula Fire Modeling Institute that provides a raster quantifying cumulative wildfire risk to High Value Assets and Resources (NVRAs)...
    • ArcGIS Feature Service
  • Roadside Veg 30ft Buffer

    The following tasks were performed to create the final spatial layer:Task 1 – Data Collection and Field CollectionThis task included collecting and organizing remotely sensed...
    • ArcGIS Feature Service
  • Caltrans UC Davis Wildfire Assessment 2020 PM

    State Highways are essential for emergency access, evacuation and fire control line. This dataset was developed by the University of California (UC) Davis for the Office of...
    • ArcGIS Feature Service
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