Description: A spatial representation (points) of data collected by a mobile mapping app used by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency. Multiple point types are entered via the app by Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency field staff. This is live data for the current season only and as such may contain inaccuracies. Updates every 30 minutes. The data is re-released as WMS/WFS for use within Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency systems only
Description: A spatial representation (lines) of data collected by a mobile mapping app used by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency. Multiple point types are entered via the app by Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency field staff. This is live data for the current season only and as such may contain inaccuracies. Updates every 30 minutes. The data is re-released as WMS/WFS for use within Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency systems only
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Description: A spatial representation (photos) of data collected by a mobile mapping app used by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency. Multiple point types are entered via the app by Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency field staff. This is live data for the current season only and as such may contain inaccuracies. Updates every 30 minutes. The data is re-released as WMS/WFS for use within Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency systems only
Description: This dataset incorporates fire boundaries 100 hectares plus for wildfires occuring within or bordering Saskatchewan. The records span the current year and are represented as polygonal data.
Copyright Text: Ministry of Saskatchewan Environment, Wildfire Management Branch
Description: This dataset incorporates fire boundaries 100 hectares plus for wildfires occuring within or bordering Saskatchewan. The records span the current year and are represented as polygonal data.
Copyright Text: Ministry of Saskatchewan Environment, Wildfire Management Branch
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots within 30km of the Saskatchewan border. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots within 30km of the Saskatchewan border. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots within 30km of the Saskatchewan border. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Landsat hotspots within 30km of the Saskatchewan border. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 1km. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots across Canada. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots across Canada. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) hotspots across Canada. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 375m. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of the last 7 days of all NASA's Landsat hotspots across Canada. The Active Fire Mapping Program (AFM) is an operational, satellite-based fire detection and monitoring program managed by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service Geospatial Technology and Applications Center. The AFM program provides near real-time detection and characterization of wildland fire conditions in a geospatial context. Resolution is approximately 1km. Updated hourly.
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Service
Description: A spatial representation (points) of current hourly weather observations from weather stations across Saskatchewan. These weather stations are owned by one of: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), Environment Canada, Alberta, Manitoba, or Northwest Territories. If a SPSA Quick Deploy weather station is being used, it's data will also be included. This dataset is updated hourly.
Description: The distributed PARK feature layer, part of the ISC SaskGIS Cadastral dataset, contains a copy of the PARK feature layer taken from Information Services Corporation's (ISC) geospatial database. The data is comprised of geospatial locations and attributional information for all parks that reside within the province of Saskatchewan. The feature layer identifies each park by park name, park type, PPID (unique ID) and geospatial location. The parks have been derived from legal survey data and control survey points. This data is suitable for use in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Computer Aided Drawing Systems (CAD). The data is maintained and available for monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, annually or one-time distribution. The data that is delivered monthly undergoes rigorous quality control cycles and can be packaged as whole data and/or as change records (which indicate entities that have been added, deleted and modified since the previous months delivery). Contact ISC at ask@isc.ca should you have questions or to acquire the data.
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Description: A spatial representation (polygon) of the rural municipalities that have fire bans that have been reported to the Controlled Burn Line (1-866-404-4911) of Saskatchewan. It is the responsibly of each municipality to call the Controlled Burn Line to add or remove a fire ban from the reported list. This dataset is a query of the Information Services Corporation's Cadastral dataset, which is used along with FireBan_UM to produce a daily municipal fire ban map on the public website.The residents of Saskatchewan need to know when and where they are allowed to burn in Saskatchewan – and municipalities/rural municipalities play an important role in making that happen.Municipalities, regional, and national parks have the authority to ban open burning in their areas of responsibility, while the SPSA can restrict open burning in provincial forests, parks and Crown land. Only in the most extreme situations would the SPSA consider restricting burning in all rural municipalities.The SPSA strongly encourages all municipalities to pass fire restriction bylaws that meet their local need. Local leaders are in the best position to determine when and where burning should be restricted within their municipality.Sample rural fire ban bylaws and a burn permit are available to rural municipalities on this page. All municipalities are strongly encouraged to obtain independent legal advice prior to adopting bylaws. https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/communities/community-fire-bans
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, Information Services Corporation, Sask911, SARM
Description: The distributed URBAN MUNICIPALITY feature layer, part of the ISC SaskGIS Cadastral dataset, contains a copy of the URBAN MUNICIPALITY feature layer taken from Information Services Corporation's (ISC) geospatial database. The data is comprised of geospatial locations and attributional information for all Urban Municipalities that reside within the province of Saskatchewan. The feature layer identifies each urban municipality by urban name, PPID (unique ID) and urban type. The urban municipalities have been derived from legal survey data and control survey points. This data is suitable for use in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Computer Aided Drawing Systems (CAD). The data is maintained and available for monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, annually or one-time distribution. The data that is delivered monthly undergoes rigorous quality control cycles and can be packaged as whole data and/or as change records (which indicate entities that have been added, deleted and modified since the previous months delivery). Contact ISC at ask@isc.ca should you have questions or to acquire the data.
Description: The residents of Saskatchewan need to know when and where they are allowed to burn in Saskatchewan – and municipalities/rural municipalities play an important role in making that happen. Municipalities, regional, and national parks have the authority to ban open burning in their areas of responsibility, while the SPSA can restrict open burning in provincial forests, parks and Crown land. Only in the most extreme situations would the SPSA consider restricting burning in all rural municipalities. The SPSA strongly encourages all municipalities to pass fire restriction bylaws that meet their local need. Local leaders are in the best position to determine when and where burning should be restricted within their municipality. Sample rural fire ban bylaws and a burn permit are available to rural municipalities on this page. All municipalities are strongly encouraged to obtain independent legal advice prior to adopting bylaws. https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/communities/community-fire-bans
Copyright Text: Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA)
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Description: Wildfire Management Strategies and Priorities Standard Operating Procedure: Priority of Values, features and areas where Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment has been requested a wildfire response:1. Protection of human life.2. Protection of communities.3. Protection of major public infrastructure.4. Protection of high value commercial timber.(For purpose of this SOP, protection of human lives, communities, major public infrastructure and commercial timber is presumed to be the single largest strategy to mitigate the social impact of wildfire, including threat from flame and smoke.)5. Protection of remaining high values including structures and natural resources as determined by the Ministry utilizing values at risk versus cost suppression models.The decision to fight dire is at the discretion of the Ministry where operational flexibility is required due to: availability of equipment and resources, combined with the complexity of fire behaviour based on weather, fuels and topography.Priorities for these remaining values will be determined by first using the following principles for appropriate action responses and secondly by referring to the directives.