Fire Scars: remotely sensed historical burned area and fire severity in Chile between 1984-2018

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Auteurs principaux: Miranda, Alejandro, Mentler, Rayen, Moletto Lobos, Italo, Alfaro, Gabriela, Aliaga, Leonardo, Balbontín, Dana, Barraza, Maximiliano, Baumbach, Susanne, Calderón, Patricio, Cardenas, Fernando, Castillo, Ivan, Gonzalo, Contreras, de la Barra, Felipe, Galleguillos, Mauricio, Gonzalez, Mauro, Hormazabal, Carlos, Lara, Antonio, Mancilla, Ian, Muñoz, Francisca, Oyarce, Cristian, Pantoja, Francisca, Ramirez, Rocío, Urrutia, Vicente
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author Miranda, Alejandro
Mentler, Rayen
Moletto Lobos, Italo
Alfaro, Gabriela
Aliaga, Leonardo
Balbontín, Dana
Barraza, Maximiliano
Baumbach, Susanne
Calderón, Patricio
Cardenas, Fernando
Castillo, Ivan
Gonzalo, Contreras
de la Barra, Felipe
Galleguillos, Mauricio
Gonzalez, Mauro
Hormazabal, Carlos
Lara, Antonio
Mancilla, Ian
Muñoz, Francisca
Oyarce, Cristian
Pantoja, Francisca
Ramirez, Rocío
Urrutia, Vicente
author_facet Miranda, Alejandro
Mentler, Rayen
Moletto Lobos, Italo
Alfaro, Gabriela
Aliaga, Leonardo
Balbontín, Dana
Barraza, Maximiliano
Baumbach, Susanne
Calderón, Patricio
Cardenas, Fernando
Castillo, Ivan
Gonzalo, Contreras
de la Barra, Felipe
Galleguillos, Mauricio
Gonzalez, Mauro
Hormazabal, Carlos
Lara, Antonio
Mancilla, Ian
Muñoz, Francisca
Oyarce, Cristian
Pantoja, Francisca
Ramirez, Rocío
Urrutia, Vicente
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The Landscape Fire Scars Database for Chile makes publicly available for the first time a historical high-resolution (~30 m) burned area and fire severity product for the country. The georeferenced database is a multi-institutional effort containing information on more than 8,000 fires events between July 1984 and June 2018. Using Google Earth Engine (GEE), we reconstructed the fire scar area, perimeter, and severity for each fire. We also provide the Landsat mosaic image of pre- and post-fire events, including the NDVI and NBR indexes. In the related paper, we release the GEE code to reproduce our database or enable the international community to reconstruct another individual burned areas and fire severity data, with minimum input requirements. In the summary file is the list of reconstructed fire events. The identification number (ID) relates the initial information of the wildfires with fire scar and severity data.
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spellingShingle Fire Scars: remotely sensed historical burned area and fire severity in Chile between 1984-2018
Miranda, Alejandro
Mentler, Rayen
Moletto Lobos, Italo
Alfaro, Gabriela
Aliaga, Leonardo
Balbontín, Dana
Barraza, Maximiliano
Baumbach, Susanne
Calderón, Patricio
Cardenas, Fernando
Castillo, Ivan
Gonzalo, Contreras
de la Barra, Felipe
Galleguillos, Mauricio
Gonzalez, Mauro
Hormazabal, Carlos
Lara, Antonio
Mancilla, Ian
Muñoz, Francisca
Oyarce, Cristian
Pantoja, Francisca
Ramirez, Rocío
Urrutia, Vicente
Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); Binary Object (MD5 Hash); Binary Object (Media Type); Landscape; Normalized burn ratio; satellite image analysis; wildfire
The Landscape Fire Scars Database for Chile makes publicly available for the first time a historical high-resolution (~30 m) burned area and fire severity product for the country. The georeferenced database is a multi-institutional effort containing information on more than 8,000 fires events between July 1984 and June 2018. Using Google Earth Engine (GEE), we reconstructed the fire scar area, perimeter, and severity for each fire. We also provide the Landsat mosaic image of pre- and post-fire events, including the NDVI and NBR indexes. In the related paper, we release the GEE code to reproduce our database or enable the international community to reconstruct another individual burned areas and fire severity data, with minimum input requirements. In the summary file is the list of reconstructed fire events. The identification number (ID) relates the initial information of the wildfires with fire scar and severity data.
title Fire Scars: remotely sensed historical burned area and fire severity in Chile between 1984-2018
topic Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); Binary Object (MD5 Hash); Binary Object (Media Type); Landscape; Normalized burn ratio; satellite image analysis; wildfire
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.941127