public read uid=lynch,o=unaffiliated,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org read uid=russell-smith,o=unaffiliated,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org read cn=submitters,o=unaffiliated,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org all Professor Jeremy Russell-Smith Charles Darwin University Plot Leader

Darwin NT 0909

08 8988 6215 jeremy.russell-smith@cdu.edu.au Director of National Parks (Parks Australia) Darwin Centre for Bushfires Research, Charles Darwin University Dr Andrew Edwards Charles Darwin University Participant

Darwin Northern Territory 0909

andrew.edwards@cdu.edu.au Content Provider Geotiff Images of fire affected areas in Kakadu National Park for the year 2014 based on the NASA Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS). These Images are clipped from geotiff images of fire affected areas in far northern Australia available from North Australian Fire Information (NAFI) website. The images have a resolution of 250 m (pixel size) and each burnt pixel is tagged with the month that covers the largest part of the date interval in which the burnt pixel was detected. These data cover Kakadu National Park, but are part of a larger data set that extends across far northern WA down to 21 degrees S, across the entire NT (down to 26 degrees S) and all of Qld (down to 29 degrees S). The NAFI mapping covers the years 2000 to present and since 2012, the mapping also includes northern SA down to 29 degrees S. Mapping landscapes north of 20 degrees S in WA, NT and Qld has been validated by aerial and on-ground transects across northern Australia. North Australia Fire Information NAFI History Fire Keywords List Earth Science > Biosphere > Ecological Dynamics > Fire Ecology Earth Science > Biosphere > Terrestrial Ecosystems > Savannas GCMD Fire LTERN Monitoring Themes 0502 ANZSRC-FOR CC-BY-4_0 Special Conditions: Prior to publication of research utilising these data — the data provider (Jeremy Russell-Smith) must be consulted and provide consent. Attribution as displayed in the LTERN data portal. 2014 Kakadu National Park: the mapping is clipped to the boundary of Kakadu National Park, NT from fire scar mapping that extends across northern Australia, inclusive of all the Northern Territory. 131.88766 133.00257 -12.11059 -13.94659 Dr Peter Jacklyn Charles Darwin University Fire North coordinator

Darwin Northern Territory 0909

peter.jacklyn@cdu.edu.au

Imagery from NASA (MODIS) and NOAA (AVHRR) satellites is downloaded and processed using GIS software to identify and map fire scars for each month of the year. The processing includes detecting hot spots from current fires and using difference images to highlight previous fire scars.

ArcGIS 10.1, eCognition Developer8.6 1408532894172 Content Provider 1412120493053 Principal Investigator These data is collected as part of an ongoing program to map fire scars across northern Australian savannas and all of the NT. All fire scar mapping is available on the NAFI website and funded directly by the Federal Government and through Territory NRM. The site is hosted at Charles Darwin University. Hotspot data from Landgate W.A. and Geoscience Australia is used to present hotspots and to highlight fires in the process of mapping fire scars. tpsk_satellite_derived_fire_mapping_2014_p212t473.zip tpsk_satellite_derived_fire_mapping_2014_p212t473.zip application/octet-stream ecogrid://knb/ltern.35.2 cn=allusers,o=unaffiliated,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org read cn=submitters,o=unaffiliated,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org all id id id gridcode gridcode gridcode month month number real http://www.ltern.org.au/index.php/ltern-plot-networks/three-parks-savanna