NWCG Data Standards, PMS 910

Create a data standard that describes additional information pertinent to the incident management. (ICS Block 47)

Create a data standard that describes the date and time of the latest approved ICS-209 report.

Create a data standard that describes the date and time of the beginning of the time period for the current ICS209 submission. (ICS Block 11)

Create a data standard that describes the date and time of the end of the time period for the current ICS209 submission. (ICS Block 11)

Create a data standard that describes the version of the 209 report (initial, update, or final). There should never be more than one initial report, but there can be numerous updates, and even multiple finals (as determined by business rules).

The first (optional) and last name of the Incident Commander(s) currently assigned to the incident.

A unique identifier for the dispatch center with responsibility at the incident point of origin.

The Incident Management Organization for the incident.

The name assigned to an incident.

This data standard provides a standard definition and format for the total number of deaths of personnel assigned to an incident. [validated: 12/17/2012]

This data standard provides a standard definition and format for the total number of reportable occupational injuries and illnesses that occurred in conjunction with an incident. [validated: 12/17/2012]

Create a data standard that describes the general descriptive location of the incident such as the number of miles from an identifiable town. (ICS Block 25)

How large the incident is, measured in acres. This number can change over the life of the incident.

Indicates the types of incidents for which this resource is qualified to perform in this position. Wildland Fire, Prescribed Fire, All "other" Hazards (WF, AH, RX).

This data standard provides a standard format and definition of the fire strategy initially used on a wildland fire. [validated: 8/15/2008]

This data standard provides a standard format for indicating whether the objectives of the initial fire strategy used on a fire were attained. [validated: 6/16/2008]

The location coordinates pair for the latitude and longitude values corresponding to the initial reported point of origin specified in decimal degrees.

This data standard provides a standard format and definition for reporting the total number of fire resources (by kind, category, and type) used during initial response. [validated: 6/16/2008]

A status flag indicating whether a resource's location (geometry object/shape) is being updated by a real-time GPS tracking such as AVL (Automated Vehicle Locator).

A status flag indicating whether a resource is a National Resource for use in Initial Response. National Resources are those which have national utilization, high demand, limited availability, and unique status reporting requirements identified by NICC. See the National Mobilization Guide, Chapter 10 for specific details on what constitutes a National Resource.

Indicates that the capability is the primary capability for the equipment or aircraft.

Indicates whether a resource is potentially in conflict with another resource of the same kind, based on the overhead conflict detection rules.

A status flag indicating whether a resource is valid for use in Initial Response. Invalid resources should be removed from the data stream.

This data standard provides a two-tier classification (kind and category) of landownership. [validated: 8/25/2016]

The last name of the resource as it appears on a government issued ID. Applies only to overhead resources.

This data standard specifies a standard format for latitude. [validated: 12/15/2006]

The vehicle’s license plate number for purposes of identifying equipment.

This data standard specifies the standard format and rules for a number or code that uniquely identifies an incident report for a particular reporting unit and a particular calendar year. [validated: 6/16/2008]

This data standard specifies the standard format and rules for a number or code that uniquely identifies an incident for a particular local fire management organization within a particular calendar year. [validated: 6/16/2008]

The date/time for the resource’s last known position

This data standard specifies a standard format for longitude. [validated: 12/15/2006]

This data standard provides a standard code and definition for identifying the highest management level utilized to manage a wildland fire event. [validated: 8/15/2008]

Contact information for the manager of the resource. For use in duplicate resolution and also transferring resources from one SOR (system of record) to another. Based on the Resource SOR, this information would be the person who is responsible for certifying that this resource meets the requirements for the Type, Kind and Category.

The middle name of the resource as it appears on a government issued ID. Applies only to overhead resources.

Username of system that modified the record.

Date/time that the record was last modified.

Indicates if the incident covers multiple jurisdictions.

This data standard provides a standard code and definition for describing the potential initiation, spread, and difficulty of control of wildfires in an area. [validated: 7/6/2009]

This data standard provides a standard code and definition for identifying the NFDRS Fuel Model representing the predominant fuel bed across a fire area. [validated: 7/6/2009]

The CURRENT common operational reference to a Resource, the name of the resource and/or call sign. This value will be updated for equipment, crews, modules and teams based on how the resource is currently being utilized through a filled request.

Describes the status of the resource as they are utilized by an incident.

This data standard provides a standard format and definition for reporting the total number of structures, other than residences, destroyed as a result of a fire. [validated: 6/16/2008]

This data standard provides a standard format and definition for reporting the total number of structures, other than residences, threatened by a fire. [validated: 6/16/2008]

The name of the vendor that is providing a contract resource for an incident.

This data standard provides a standard format and definition for describing the methods used to determine the certainty and precision of the fire location at the point of origin. [validated: 8/15/2008]

This data standard provides a standard code and definition for describing the direction toward which the predominate slope faces at the point of origin of a fire. [validated: 12/17/2012]

This data standard adopts the NWCG County Code data standard for identifying the county or equivalent entity at the point of origin of a fire. [validated: 6/16/2008]

This data standard adopts the proposed NWCG Horizontal Datum data standard for identifying the datum associated with the coordinates of the point of origin of a fire. [validated: 6/16/2008]

This data standard provides a standard code and definition for expressing the fire intensity during the initial response. [validated: 7/6/2009]

This data standard adopts the NWCG Land Owner Kind & Category data standard for identifying the owner at the point of origin at the time of an incident. [validated: 8/15/2008]