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Damage Assessment Map with Census Data and Fire Perimeters (from SANDAG)
This web map overlayed census data (1990 street blocks from ESRI's ArcDATA), ZIP code areas, and updated fire perimeters (provided by SANDAG) with aerial photos. You can use query tool to identify the demographic profile of each street blocks. ArcIMS Map service created by Ming Tsou.
NOTICE: Since all fire GIS data are gathered from different agencies with different data uncertainty (data accuracy). The web map may contains some geospatial errors. Please only use these maps for preliminary reference.

To protect the privacy of home owners, all damaged houses areas are buffered 100meter and all address information were deleted from the GIS databases.

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Fire Perimeters with detailed roads (street labels)
Data provided by GEOMac, USGS. (ftp://ftp.geomac.gov/outgoing), SANDAG and help from Rachael Ouellet and Pete Coulter. ArcIMS Map Service created by Ming Tsou.
NOTICE: Since all fire GIS data are gathered from different agencies with different data uncertainty (data accuracy). The web map may contains some geospatial errors. Please only use these maps for preliminary reference.
Hot Zone Areas Oct. 29 and 30, 2003

This web map is created by the help of Rachael Ouellet (digitizing polygons) and Pete Coulter (georeferencing images). The buffer zone areas are created by 1000 meters buffer distance from the MODIS data on Oct 28, 29, and 30. If you turn off all hot zones display, you will see a cedar fire image background. (Ming Tsou)
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Geocoded Homes in the Scripps Ranch Area
The data source is from the Scripps Ranch Civic Association (Oct. 28, 10:23am). The original home addresses have been converted to points on the map and overlayed with remote sensing images. (Ming Tsou)
NOTICE: this is not a complete data set. Not all addresses have been entered into the GIS database. Only 158 records (about 70% of total records) have been geocoded successfully. The RED dots indicate the destroyed homes and the BLUE dots indicate the unburned ones. To protect the Home owners' privacy, ALL addresses information have been removed from the GIS data after the geocoding process.

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Last Updated: August 12, 2004

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