Postfire Catalog of Research and Monitoring Projects After the 2020 Labor Day Fires
The range of impacts from recent large fires in Oregon have spurred extensive research and monitoring across multiple agencies, landowners, and nongovernmental organizations. This dataset includes postfire research and monitoring activities in Oregon since the historic Labor Day fires of 2020.
Catalog of postfire activities
The dataset includes research and monitoring activities across all relevant disciplines: water, soils, wildlife, vegetation, social science, and more.
Download Postfire research and monitoring catalog dataset (311KB)
Purpose
The purpose of this dataset and the interactive map based on these data is to increase understanding of postfire resource conditions, fire impacts, and recovery efforts.
The interactive map will allow practitioners to easily find where scientific information is being collected, who is collecting it, and what indicators are being measured. The dataset will be updated each year to reflect current postfire related work for future fire seasons.
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User Manual
- Postfire research and monitoring catalog user manual (PDF, 1.7 Mb)
Authors
- Person
Sara Wall
ORISE Post-fire Research Fellow - Person
Jessica Halofsky, PhD
Director of WWETAC and NWCHhttps://research.fs.usda.gov/about/people/jessica.halofsky - Person
Elijah Neymark
Social Science Information Specialist
Research Centers and Project
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Center or Group
https://research.fs.usda.gov/pnw/centers/wwetac -
Center or Group
https://research.fs.usda.gov/pnw/centers/northwest -
Project
https://research.fs.usda.gov/pnw/projects/oregonnaturalandcultural