Files · fire-perimeters

Fire perimeters (US), current and archived

Current US interagency wildland fire perimeters as GeoJSON, plus an archive of every perimeter shape and every snapshot of the current layer since this dataset started, so a fire's growth can be followed after WFIGS drops it. From the NIFC WFIGS current interagency perimeters service.

Updates
Hourly
Coverage
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Current version
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Last published
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Validation
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License
US Government work
Commercial use
Allowed

Files

The files of the current version, served from the API.

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Use the API

Fetch the metadata for the list of files, then any file by its path. See the docs for versions, caching and errors.

curl

# The current version and its files
curl -s "https://api.wildfiredata.dev/v1/fire-perimeters"

Python (polars)

import json
from urllib.request import urlopen

meta = json.load(urlopen("https://api.wildfiredata.dev/v1/fire-perimeters"))
for f in meta["downloads"]:
    print(f["name"], f["bytes"], f["url"])

JavaScript

const meta = await (await fetch("https://api.wildfiredata.dev/v1/fire-perimeters")).json();
console.log(meta.version, meta.downloads);

Schema

This dataset publishes files without a fixed column schema.

Source and license

Source
NIFC WFIGS Current Interagency Fire Perimeters
Publisher
National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC)
License
US Government work (public domain in the United States) (LicenseRef-US-Government-Work)
Commercial use
Allowed

Credit the source with this exact text:

National Interagency Fire Center, Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Services (WFIGS). Credits: US Department of Interior Office of Wildland Fire: IRWIN, USDA Forest Service, National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Bureau of Land Management, National Association of State Foresters, US Fire Administration, National Wildfire Coordinating Group

Checked every 3 hours. If the source hasn't changed in 2 days, the status page flags it as stale.

Endpoints

Every URL for this dataset. To pin the current version, put it after the id: /v1/fire-perimeters@<version>. The API reference describes each response.

What URL
Metadata: version, coverage, downloads, validation /v1/fire-perimeters
Versions and monthly snapshots /v1/fire-perimeters/versions
One file, at the path listed in the metadata /v1/fire-perimeters/{path}