vector digital data http://www.nps.gov/gis The fire history polygons represent the extents of large fires at <PARKNAME> from <START YEAR> through the <End Year> fire season. All types of fires; suppression, prescribed, and Wildland fire use fires are included in the data sets. This data is maintained at the Park level to track the area affected by fire. Polygons were obtained from the best available source. In some cases this may include a variety of sources including, but not limited to mylar overlays, paper USGS maps, and detailed drawings associated with original fire reports (DI-1202). In many cases the data sets will not be complete over time. While it is recognized that virtually all of the historic fire perimeters (pre-GPS) are hand drawings care should be taken in ensuring that the data is at least reasonably accurate. For example, sketch drawings on the DI-1202 forms, which do not include detailed reference points to allow a reasonably accurate spatial placement of the fire, were not considered appropriate for inclusion in the data set. The data set includes all fires that have been documented that are within the park's fire jurisdiction regardless of land ownership, agency responsible for the fire, or type of fire (natural, prescribed, arson). These data were developed and are used to support the operation and management of <Park name>. publication date Complete Annually None Fire Fire History Fire Suppression WildfireWildland Fire Precribed Fire Ignition PointsFire Perimeters None NPS United States US USA North America National Park Service <Park Name><County> None These fire perimeter polygon files should not be used for any legal disputes. The National Park Service shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the fire perimeter information described and/or contained herein. These data are not legal documents and should not be used as such. The data are no better than the original sources from which they were derived. It is the responsibility of the data user to to use the data appropriately and consistent within the limitations of geospatial data in general and these data in particular. The National Park Service gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these data. National Park Service, Intermountain GIS Program OfficeGIS Coordinator/GIS Specialistmailing and physical address

12795 West Alameda Parkway

LakewoodCO80228USAimro_gis_coordinator@nps.gov8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. MST, Monday through FridayData available on national NPS spatial data clearinghouse, www.nps.gov/gis/available_data.html <park>fire_pl.jpeg The fire history polygons in relation to the park boundary. JPEG None Unclassified None Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535 Accuracy of attribute information can be verified by cross-checking the data with the SACS database for fire history information. The information contained within SACS is dependant upon the accuracy of the source data. ARC/INFO software is used to create and maintain topological relationships between features. There are no duplicate features. Records have been kept since <start year> in regards to descriptions and locations of fires within <Park name>. This coverage represents those records as they have been recorded and maintained by the Fire Organization at <Park name> and is current up through the end of the < end year>fire season. All fires on record have been included. Accuracy of point locations varies from hand-drawn circles on old topographic maps to GPS coordinates; the accuracy of these locations depends solely on the time period during which the information was collected. Fire locations for the pre-GPS data were digitized at the circle center for each drawn point. United States Government Unknown document NPS Edited Version, DI-1202, Individual Fire Report (12/1994) "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 0 paper 1990 2002 publication date DI-1202 Form Fire records have been kept on DI-1202 forms since 1990. This form provides a template with which suppressed fires can be reported uniformly. 1202 Forms are often accompanied by 81/2 x 11 photocopied or GIS-produced maps of the fire location based on anything ranging from hand-drawn field estimates to GPS coordinates. <Park> National Park Unpublished Material map variable paper <Park> Fire Atlas The <Park> Fire Atlas is a collection of maps and tabular data collected between <start year> and <end year> documenting the location and descriptions of suppressed fires within the Park. Unpublished Material database 0 digital tape media unknown publication date SAC Reference in information, 1202 database Universal Transverse Mercator 12 0.999600 -111.000000 0.000000 500000.000000 0.000000 Coordinate Pair 0.61 0.61 meters <park>fire_pt.pat None Proposed NPS Fire GIS Data Standards FIRE_ID Unique ID for each fire; created by concatenating [UNIT_ID] + [YEAR] + [FIRE_NUM] Proposed NPS Fire GIS Data Standards UNIT_ID Interagency unit identifier; comprised of 2 letter state abbreviation and 3 letter unit abbreviation Proposed NPS Fire GIS Data Standards Year Year in which fire started; Item 3c on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as CALENDAR YEAR in SACS Item 3c on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as CALENDAR YEAR in SACS FIRE_NUM Local Unit Fire Number Item 3d on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as FIRE NUMBER in SACS FIRE_TYPE Fire Type (1st digit) concatenated with Protection Type (2nd digit) as recorded on DI-1202 report Item 4 on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as FIRE TYPE in SACS 11 Suppression - Wildfire inside park was suppressed by NPS See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 12 Suppression - Wildfire in park was suppressed by another federal agency See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 13 Suppression - Wildfire inside park was suppressed by non-federal agency See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 14 Suppression - Wildfire that occurred on NPS land was confined to a specific area without full suppression See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 15 Mutual Aid - NPS resources take suppression action on adjoining state land See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 21 Natural Out - Fire in Park is extinguished by weather before NPS resources take suppression action See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 48 Management-Ignited Prescribed Fire (e.g., hazard fuel reduction, resource mgmt - prescribed burning) was conducted in park See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 49 Prescribed Natural Fire - occurred in park and was managed as such within prescription under an approved plan See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. GEN_CAUSE General Cause of fire Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 1 Natural Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 2 Campfire Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 3 smoking Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 4 Debris Burning Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 5 Incendiary Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 6 Equipment Use Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 7 Railroad Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 8 Children Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS 9 Miscellaneous Item 5 (first number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as GENERAL CAUSE in SACS SPEC_CAUSE Specific Cause of fire Item 5 (second number) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as SPECIFIC CAUSE in SACS 1 Lighting See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 2 Aircraft See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 3 Burning Vehicle See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 4 Exhaust - Power Saw See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 5 Exhaust - Other See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 6 Logging Line See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 7 Brakeshoe See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 8 Cooking Fire See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 9 Warming fir See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 10 Smoking See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 11 Trash Burning See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 12 Burning Dump See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 13 Field Burning See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 14 Land Clearing See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 15 Slash Burning See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 16 Right of Way Burning See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 17 Res. Mgmt. burning See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 18 Grudge Fire See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 19 Pyromania See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 20 Smoke Out bees/game See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 21 Insect/ Snake Control See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 22 Job Hunting See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 23 Blasting See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 24 Burning Building See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 25 Power Line See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 26 Fireworks See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 27 Play with Matches See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 28 Repel Predators See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 29 House/Stove Flue Sparks See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 30 Other/Unknown See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. 31 Volcanic See document "Instructions For Completing National Park Service Edited Version of DI-1202, Individual Fire Report." December 14, 1994. FIRE_NAME Name of Fire Item 9a on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as FIRE NAME in SACS AREA_NAME Four Letter Park/Area Alpha code Item 9b on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as AREA NAME in SACS OWNER : Land Owner at the point of origin for the fire Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 1 BLM Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 2 BIA Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 3 NPS Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 4 FWS Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 5 USFS Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 6 OTHER FED LAND Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 7 STATE Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 8 PRIVATE Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS 9 OTHER Item 9f on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as OWNER in SACS DISC_DATE Date the fire was discovered (YYYYMMDD ); Item 10a (Date) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as DATE DISCOVERED in SACS CNTRL_ACRES Size in acres, to the nearest tenth acre (rounded up), at the time the fire was declared under control Item 10c (Acres) on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as ACRES CONTROLLED in SACS DECLD_DATE : Date the fire was declared out (YYYYMMDD) Item 10d on NPS edited version, DI-1202 Individual Fire Report (12/1994); Referenced as DATE DECLARED OUT in SACS National Park Service, Intermountain GIS Program OfficeGIS Coordinator/GIS Specialistmailing and physical address

12795 West Alameda Parkway

LakewoodCO80228USAimro_gis_coordinator@nps.gov8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. MST, Monday through FridayData available on national NPS spatial data clearinghouse, www.nps.gov/gis/available_data.html <park>fire_pl.zip The National Parks Service shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein. These data and related graphics (if available) are not legal documents and are intended to be used as such. The information contained in these data is dynamic and may change over time. The data are not better than the original sources from which they were derived. It is the responsibility of the data user to use the data appropriately and consistent within the limitations of geospatial data in general and these data in particular. The related graphics are intended to aid the data user in acquiring relevant data; it is not appropriate to use the related graphics as data. The National Park Service gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these data. It is strongly recommended that these data are directly acquired from an NPS server and not indirectly through other sources which may have changed the data in some way. Although these data have been processed successfully on computer systems at the National Park Service, no warranty expressed or implied is made regarding the utility of the data on other systems for general or scientific purposes, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. This disclaimer applies both to individual use of the data and aggregate use with other data. ARCE 8.3 .e00 0.303 http://www.nps.gov/gis/ None 20031120 <Park name> REQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information. GIS Coordinator mailing address FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 local time http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.html ESRI Metadata Profile {86C147B4-9FC2-4750-9AC6-AECB7F4AA1A7}2003112016091400TRUE200606121523460020060612