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--- bushfire [2018/10/02 02:18] – allchin09
+++ bushfire [2018/12/03 23:16] – [Resources] allchin09
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 |GIS|[[https://www.qgis.org/en/site/|QGIS]]|Creating burnt area polygons|
 |???|???|Viewing burnt area polygons|
+|[[https://datasets.seed.nsw.gov.au/dataset/fire-history-wildfires-and-prescribed-burns-1e8b6|NPWS Fire History]]| | |
 ===== Process =====
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 ===== Examples =====
 An example can be found through the link below, where a geojson file has been imported into an online map.
-[[http://maps.ozultimate.com/?id=1538409250268|Burnt Areas Map - 20181002]]
+[[http://maps.ozultimate.com/?id=1542036099891|Burnt Areas Map - 20181113]]
 ===== To Do =====
   * Investigate RFS RSS Feed data
     * It appears that they supply multiple feeds relating to fires
-    * Their [[http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/feeds/majorIncidents.json|Current Incidents Feed (GeoJSON)]] appears to be a geojson file of all current fires, which includes points or polygons
+    * Their [[http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/feeds/majorIncidents.json|Current Incidents Feed (GeoJSON)]] feed appears to be a geojson file of all current fires, which includes points or polygons
     * See if it's worth collecting this data on a regular basis (say weekly) and then compiling into one big database for reference and / or later analysis