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Download Map (PDF | 2.51 This is a quantitative assessment for the Carmel fires which broke out area (pixel). Analysis of the detections indicate rapidly spreading fires Forest Fires 08 December 2010 Kiryat Afek south of Haifa, Israel on 2 December 2010 and were largely occurring on 2 December and continuing on 3 December, with the most extinguished on the morning Mofo 6ts Dkiencember. This assessment provides sustained reduction in fires found after the Terra satellite overpass on Kiryat Version 1.0 the exteHnta iomf fWireess tdetected by MODIS Aqua and Terra satellites of the morning of 4 December. No fires were detected in the area by 5 NASA. MODIS fire detections are provided by UMD FIRMS. MODIS December as they did not meet the detection threshold of MODIS. !." Kiryat ! Glide No: detections likely inKdiircyaatet active fires occurring within a square kilometre A c t i v e F i r e L o c a t i o n s D e t e c t e d w i t h M O D I S 2 - 4 D e c e m b e r 2 0 1 0 FR-2010-000000-ISR Haim East Bialik 34°56'0"E 35°0'0"E 35°4'0"E Giva35t°8'0"E HaMishtara " " Kfar Bialik Map Number of satellite 1km2 pixels with active fires dectected " Kiryat Exent 30 Haifa Ata Bet")- Sha"lom !I 25 N " " Kiryat 0 ' 8 Crown 4 Nahum ° 2 N 3 " Plaza : 0 ' 8 20 4 Haifa Usha ° 2 3 Ramat Yohanan 15 Kfar HaMacabi " "" 10 " 5 al-Khawalid (west) " Nesher Rumeihat al-Khawalid Shazar 0 (west) Dakar Tirat IIbbttiinn Carmel Legend This chart illustrates that the Carmel fires peaked in extent on 2 December 2010, Town / Village Primary Rd. based oGni vthae A thermal anomaly detection by MODIS. Forest fires steadily decreased in Airfield !." !." extent the following two days and were ultimately contained by the 5th of December !I Secondary Rd. !" !"!." !"!." Mishkanot Railroad Station !" Tertiary Rd. Hahotrim !"!." !"!." !"!." !"!." !"!." !." !O !." !" 5 Protected Site !." !"!." "!." !"!." ! Protected Area !" !" ! !." Yagur Kfar !"!." "!." !" Mashayekh al-Sa'diyya ! !." Water body !." !." !" Hassidim Forest Area !" !" !"!." Alef !." !." N !"!" " 0 ' ACTIVE FIRES BY DATE ACTIVE FIRES BY LOCATION !." Yasmin 4 !." !" 4 !." !" ° Active fire detected within 1km2 !" 2 N !." 3 " !" area of MODIS satellite pixel 0 ' 02 Dec 2010 4 !." 4 !." !." ! ° !." "!." !" !" Zubaydat MODIS Pixel 2 !" ! 3 !."!." Beit !." Area With Megadim !"!" !" !"!." !." 03 Dec 2010 " Shaar ! Detected Fire !"!." !"!." !"!." Oren !"!." !"!." !." HaAmakim 04 Dec 2010 !." !" Alonim !!." !"!"!." !." !"!." !"!." !"!." !"!"!."!"!." !." !"!." Kiryat !." !"!." !" Map Scale for A3: 1:82,000 !." !" !"!." !"!."!."!." !"!."!"!." Tivon !" !"!." !." !"!"!"!." !." File Data ............................ MODIS Aqua - Terra !" !"!."!"!"!." Elroi File Processing ................... U. of Maryland !"!." !." !"!." Fire Dates.. ......................... 2 - 4 December 2010 !." !." !"!." !." !"!." Bayt "!."!"!"!."!" !."!."!" !." Copyright ............................ NASA !." ! Yemin !"!"!." !." !" Maale Zaid !" !." !"!." !""!."!"!." !"!." !." Elevation Data .................... ASTER GDEM !" Ord !"!." ! !"!." Tivon !" Resolution ........................... 27 m Ein Hod !"!." Sde !." Source ................................ METI & NASA 2009 "!." !" !"!." Yaakov !"!."! !"!." Road Data ..........................Google Map Maker 2010 Nir !." al Hara al Gharbiyya !"Ayn Hud/Abu Other Data ......................... WDPA, ESRI, USGS, NGA, FAO Ezion Al-Hija Analysis ...............................UNOSAT Atlit Map Production .................. UNITAR / UNOSAT Projection ........................... UTM Zone 36 North Datum ................................ WGS-84 (EGM-96) El Mazar Kfar Neve Yam Yehoshua Km 0 1 2 4 Ein The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names and related data Carmel shown here are not warranted to be error-free nor do they imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. UNOSAT is a N " program of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research 0 ' 0 4 (UNITAR), providing satellite imagery and related geographic information, Esh Sheikh ° 2 N research and analysis to UN humanitarian & development agencies & 3 " "Yokneam 0 Bureik !I ' their implementing partners. 0 4 ° Ilit 2 3 Geva Carmel Hazore'a I! Contact Information: [email protected] 24/7 Hotline: +41 76 487 4998 34°56'0"E 35°0'0"E 35°4'0"E 35°8'0"E www.unosat.org.
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