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  1. This document is contained within the Fire Management Toolbox on Wilderness.net. Since other related resources found in this toolbox may be of interest, you can visit this toolbox by visiting the following URL: http://www.wilderness.net/index.cfm?fuse=toolboxes&sec=fire. All toolboxes are products of the Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center.

  2. H L 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 Time Science and Technology Fire Complexity Operational Capability Decision Support Prescribed Fire Wildland Fire Use

  3. Appropriate Management Response AMR is any specific action taken in response to a wildland fire suitable to meet protection or fire use objectives described in the fire management plan.

  4. IGNITION Cause FMP STRAGETIC FIRE SIZE-UP Suppression Response WFU Candidate AMR (strategies/tactics) WFU Response Suppression Response AMR (strategies/tactics) AMR (strategies/tactics) WFSA/LTIP WFIP WFSA/LTIP

  5. AMR Options • Monitoring from a distance • Monitoring onsite • Confinement • Monitoring with limited contingency actions • Monitoring with mitigation actions • Initial attack • Suppression with multiple strategies • Control and extinguish • Point protection • Management Action Points • Any combination of some or all of the above tactics

  6. Appropriate Management Response References

  7. Appropriate Management Response References

  8. Appropriate Management Response References http://www.nifc.gov/fire_policy/ www.fs.fed.us/fire/wfsa/index.htm Appropriate Management Response Communications Plan: Northern Rockies Review and Update of the 1995 Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy (January 2001)

  9. Appropriate Management Response Wildland Fire Implementation Plan • WFIP • What it is • Used for • Contents • Stage I • Stage II • Stage III • WFIP’s: dynamic, risk assessment, tactical, and strategic documents.

  10. Wildland Fire Situation Analysis (WFSA) • What is a WFSA • What is a WFSA used for • Long Term Implementation Plans (LTIP) • What is a LTIP • When LTIP Needed • Contents of LTIP

  11. Planned Development –WFDSS Wildland Fire Decision Support System • Create a process that - • Is internet-based • Provides decision support • FS PRO, RAVAR, SCI • Documents strategic decisions • Supports operational planning • Is scalable & responsive to complexity • Is spatially oriented & does not require large text inputs • Is applicable to all unplanned wildland fires as a single process • Replaces the WFSA, WFIP & LTIP

  12. RA Roles & Responsibilities • Resource Advisor: • Long-term continuity during fire event. • Deliver the resource message to IMT • Liaison between AA and the IC/FUMA • Works for AA provides leader’s intent • Pre-Season Roles and Responsibilities • Incident Roles and Responsibilities • Post Incident Roles and Responsibilities

  13. RA References www.wilderness.net/index

  14. Local Workshop Delivery • Using your skills, knowledge, and experience discuss different instructional methods you could use at the local level to deliver critical information relative to the roles and responsibilities of the RA. • AMR-overview • WFIP- • WFSA-LTIP • Review the list of roles and responsibilities of the RA. Based on your knowledge, skills, and abilities validate the instructor’s guide. • Each group be prepared to report out.

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