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Each debris-flow basin: the share burned and at moderate or high severity, and its highest debris-flow likelihood, hazard and volume over the design storms. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Elk Creek FPD: Conifer December 19th 2025 with Thinning (2026-11-10 16:56)".
What you upload. Files are the raw material — run a job against one to turn it into a table or a tile.
Elk Creek FPD: Conifer December 19th 2025 with Thinning — Watersheds after the fire
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Each debris-flow basin: the share burned and at moderate or high severity, and its highest debris-flow likelihood, hazard and volume over the design storms. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Elk Creek FPD: Conifer December 19th 2025 with Thinning (2026-11-10 16:56)".
v0
5 hours ago by Thomas Marsh
5 hours ago by Thomas Marsh
Each upload of this file is a version. Jobs run against a specific one, so older versions are kept.
Jobs turn this file into something the map can draw — a parquet table, or GeoTIFF tiles.
File to Table(s)
Re-run a job on a timer, for data that changes at the source — a nightly feed, a weekly extract.