Description
The goal of this issue is to investigate whether Franch wildfire occurrences are correlated with FWI risk scores.
The idea is to use the following two data sources:
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BDIFF is the French wildfire database. is a web-based application designed to centralise all data on forest fires in France since 2006 and to make this information available to the public and government departments.
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A first API exposing FWI risk scores is available here: https://github.com/MateoLostanlen/pyro-risk-api
- For a given location and date, the API returns the FWI score
- The API is already deployed. Ask Mateo for credentials.
(- A PR will soon be opened to integrate this work into pyro-risks.)
Tasks
- Retrieve BDIFF data for 1 or 2 years.
- Identify when and where wildfires occurred.
- Retrieve the corresponding FWI risk scores.
- Compare FWI scores on fire days versus non fire days.
- Share a first analysis, ideally with a few plots and conclusions.
Particular attention will be paid to days with a low risk. The aim is to investigate the occurrence of ‘significant’ fires (i.e. those recorded in the BDIFF database) when the risk is low.
Description
The goal of this issue is to investigate whether Franch wildfire occurrences are correlated with FWI risk scores.
The idea is to use the following two data sources:
BDIFF is the French wildfire database. is a web-based application designed to centralise all data on forest fires in France since 2006 and to make this information available to the public and government departments.
A first API exposing FWI risk scores is available here:
https://github.com/MateoLostanlen/pyro-risk-api(- A PR will soon be opened to integrate this work into
pyro-risks.)Tasks
Particular attention will be paid to days with a low risk. The aim is to investigate the occurrence of ‘significant’ fires (i.e. those recorded in the BDIFF database) when the risk is low.