Embedded Files
60% of the Lake County Land Mass has burned Since 2015
Lake County has experienced a number of devastating fire storms
Interactive My Maps showing tribal lands, wildfire perimeters and contaminated sites (Brownfields and Superfund Sites listed with the US Environmental Protection Agency)
Interactive My Maps showing tribal lands, wildfire perimeters and contaminated sites (Brownfields and Superfund Sites listed with the US Environmental Protection Agency)
This spreadsheet (CSV file) was downloaded from the EPA EnviroMapper website
Map Files and sources used to build the My Maps. You can download and copy the files to create your own map. For help creating a My Maps click here
Historic Imagery in Google Earth Pro
Historic Imagery in Google Earth Pro
For help with Google Earth Pro click here
Google Earth Pro 1984
Google Earth Pro 1984
Historic fire perimeters downloaded from National Fire Interagency Center
Approximate boundaries of Tribal Lands downloaded from US Census Bureau
Google Earth Pro 2020
Google Earth Pro 2020
Historic fire perimeters downloaded from National Fire Interagency Center
Approximate boundaries of Tribal Lands downloaded from US Census Bureau
Google Earth Engine
Google Earth Engine
Timelapse Lake Co Fires.mp4Global Forest Watch built on the Earth Engine Platform
Global Forest Watch built on the Earth Engine Platform
This is an embedded dashboard that is interactive, so you can scroll down the embedded page and see the graphs and data for Lake County, California
The MTBS tool allows for interactive exploration of the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) data record. The portal is built on the Earth Engine platform but does not require coding.
MTBS also provides a data catalog where you can download their files in KML to use in other Google geotools click here then click on the Map Services tab to get files in KML format
Earth Engine Code Editor
Earth Engine Code Editor
You can call up the the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) burned area boundaries in the Google Earth Data Catalog:
https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/datasets/catalog/USFS_GTAC_MTBS_burned_area_boundaries_v1
Open it in the Earth Engine Code Editor by scrolling down to the code snipped (see below) and clicking on the blue Open in Code Editor button. Once the Code Editor opens you need to click Run (see below).
You don't need to know coding to view the fire perimeters and use the mapping tools for navigation, adding points, lines and polygons, and changing the base map. You can also do your own analyses, but to add code you will need to be comfortable working with code snippets to use the Earth Engine code editor. Tutorial click here
If you are interested in learning more about using Earth Engine go to the IMW22 session click here
And for more advanced work go to Developing fire burn scar map from IMW 2021 Earth Engine sessions
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