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The Annual Wildfire Summary Report application (AWSR) enables State Foresters to electronically maintain the required data on the Annual Wildfire Summary Report (FS-3100-8 form). The data is stored in an Oracle database that resides on an AIX database server at the National Interagency Technology Center (NITC).
Please use the links below to access historical SIT data:
Please use the links below to download the ICS-209 forms in either PDF or MS Word version:
If you have suggestions on how to enchance the SIT - 209 Program, please complete the SIT - 209 Enhancement Request form and send it to you local GACC Intelligence Section.
 | BLM REMOTE SENSING/FIRE WEATHER SUPPORT UNIT 3833 S. Development Ave. Boise, ID 83705
BLM RSFWSU UNIT LEADER Herb Arnold 208.387.5363
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Incident Remote Automatic Weather Stations (NFES #5869 IRAWS kit) are autonomous, portable weather stations that provide near real time observational data.
RSFWSU Mission1
The mission of the Remote Sensing / Fire Weather Support Unit (RSFWSU) is to service and support Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS) according to interagency agreements and the Interagency Wildland Fire Weather Station Standards & Guidelines (PMS 426-3).
The Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS) listed in the noncompliance report are overdue for annual service based on current WFMI information. These stations may be transmitting accurate meteorological data, but do not meet Fire Weather Station Standards for maintenance. Use of data from these stations to support critical fire-fighting decisions is not recommended. This report will be released on a weekly basis.
Roles control what a user is allowed to do within the WFMI Weather module. Each role consists of a set of tasks. Each user is assigned role(s), which allow the user to perform the tasks that belong to that role. Note that all users, by default, have the UserView role; this was automatically assigned when the user account was created. The table below lists the roles and the tasks available to that role.
LESSON 1: How to request access to the Wildland Fire Management Information (WFMI) Weather module.
LESSON 2: Describes logon page and which modules the user can access in WFMI
