Fire near Amazonas (BR)

3.34°S, 58.20°W

What the satellites measured

This fire is not in the last thirty days of the fire list, but detections remain around this point: the curve below is rebuilt from the raw pixels, which are kept for a hundred days.

“Detected extent” is not “burned area”: it is the union of the ground footprints of the satellite pixels, and a pixel counts in full (375 m for VIIRS, 1 km for MODIS) even when only a forest edge is burning. Compared with press figures it is in practice one and a half to three times the area reported. Detections taken at the edge of the scan swath, too coarse to measure anything at all, are excluded. These figures come from thermal detection and are not an official assessment: only the emergency services and the competent authorities are authoritative.

Replay how the fire spread

The map is framed on this fire's footprint and loads only its detections. The timeline below covers the period in which satellites saw it, from the first to the last detection, with twelve hours before and twenty-four after; the ticks on the bar mark the emergency services' announcements that fall within it. The cursor opens on the most powerful pass, and playback replays the whole fire in about thirty seconds. “1 h” shows what is burning within an hour of the chosen moment : the map then follows the power curve below and empties when it falls. “24 h” stacks twenty-four hours : a fire stays visible between two satellite passes, which come two to four times a day. Both are true, but they say different things.

How the radiative power evolved

One point per satellite pass: the sum of the fire radiative power measured over the fire. This is the curve that says whether the fire eased off or picked up again, which no cumulative figure shows. The window covers 30 days; beyond that, clustering would merge two successive fires in the same place.

Fire dynamics

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Satellite passes in detail

PassPower summed over the passDetectionsSensor
22 October at 20:02204 MW13N21
22 October at 20:00174 MW2G19
22 October at 19:55132 MW2G19FRP
22 October at 19:4570 MW1G19FRP
22 October at 19:40150 MW2G19
22 October at 19:3579 MW1G19FRP
22 October at 19:30180 MW2G19
22 October at 19:20184 MW2G19
22 October at 19:17186 MW10N20
22 October at 19:15238 MW2G19FRP
22 October at 19:14176 MW3Met12
22 October at 19:10294 MW2G19
22 October at 19:0436 MW1Met12
22 October at 19:00183 MW2G19
22 October at 18:5850 MW7N
21 October at 23:3421 MW1Met12
21 October at 19:376 MW1N20
18 October at 06:57128 MW10N21
18 October at 01:5473 MW2Terra
17 October at 21:23133 MW5Aqua
17 October at 19:5656 MW8N21
17 October at 18:52111 MW9N
17 October at 07:5536 MW21N
17 October at 07:16128 MW82N21
17 October at 06:322 MW1N20
17 October at 02:5427 MW2Terra
16 October at 19:30864 MW106N20
16 October at 19:09418 MW33N
16 October at 18:35188 MW16N21
16 October at 14:3634 MW4Terra
16 October at 07:3631 MW23N21
16 October at 06:5319 MW13N20
16 October at 02:16113 MW6Terra
15 October at 21:45579 MW22Aqua
15 October at 19:49521 MW39N20
15 October at 19:30158 MW13N
15 October at 18:5258 MW7N21
15 October at 07:105 MW6N20
14 October at 19:476 MW1N
14 October at 07:299 MW6N20
13 October at 20:0926 MW8N
13 October at 19:3036 MW7N21
12 October at 21:30107 MW8Aqua
12 October at 19:07133 MW20N20
12 October at 07:485 MW3N
12 October at 07:1019 MW15N21
11 October at 20:0940 MW3N21
11 October at 19:24299 MW37N20
11 October at 19:05111 MW10N
11 October at 18:2843 MW3N21
11 October at 08:058 MW4N
11 October at 07:2920 MW11N21
11 October at 02:1878 MW7Terra
10 October at 21:51384 MW20Aqua
10 October at 19:43532 MW43N20
10 October at 19:24798 MW49N
10 October at 18:45579 MW35N21
10 October at 07:483 MW2N21
10 October at 07:0427 MW14N20
10 October at 06:442 MW1N
9 October at 20:02189 MW25N20
9 October at 19:41682 MW80N
9 October at 19:07493 MW28N21
9 October at 07:2351 MW33N20
9 October at 07:0412 MW7N
9 October at 02:3752 MW7Terra
8 October at 20:1935 MW5N20
8 October at 20:021,098 MW105N
8 October at 19:241,809 MW173N21
8 October at 18:39587 MW56N20
8 October at 14:1980 MW10Terra
8 October at 07:4232 MW28N20
8 October at 07:2359 MW44N
8 October at 06:4635 MW19N21
7 October at 20:19795 MW41N
7 October at 19:431,480 MW69N21
7 October at 18:58485 MW23N20
7 October at 18:39307 MW22N
7 October at 09:1814 MW1Aqua
7 October at 07:5913 MW7N20
7 October at 07:4048 MW25N
7 October at 07:0448 MW22N21
7 October at 02:56156 MW4Terra
6 October at 20:02301 MW22N21
6 October at 19:171,068 MW42N20
6 October at 18:58495 MW27N
6 October at 14:38109 MW5Terra
6 October at 07:5935 MW5N
6 October at 07:2379 MW18N21
6 October at 06:3865 MW14N20
6 October at 02:18290 MW3Terra
5 October at 19:341,553 MW47N20
5 October at 19:1796 MW9N
5 October at 18:391,191 MW22N21
4 October at 21:21129 MW4Aqua
4 October at 19:5625 MW3N20
4 October at 19:3748 MW7N
4 October at 19:00296 MW22N21
4 October at 07:1619 MW14N20
4 October at 06:5520 MW6N
4 October at 02:3922 MW3Terra
3 October at 20:13209 MW14N20
3 October at 19:54421 MW29N
3 October at 19:17639 MW36N21
3 October at 18:35116 MW5N20
2 October at 21:4514 MW2Aqua
2 October at 18:5294 MW14N20
2 October at 07:333 MW4N
2 October at 06:571 MW1N21
1 October at 19:56341 MW31N21
1 October at 19:11269 MW20N20
1 October at 18:5270 MW9N
1 October at 07:165 MW4N21
1 October at 02:206 MW1Terra
30 September at 19:30288 MW37N20
30 September at 19:09189 MW23N
30 September at 18:35115 MW9N21
30 September at 07:361 MW1N21
29 September at 19:4930 MW3N20
29 September at 18:527 MW1N21
29 September at 07:102 MW1N20
28 September at 20:0920 MW4N20
28 September at 19:4714 MW3N
28 September at 07:271 MW1N20
27 September at 21:498 MW1Aqua
27 September at 20:0910 MW3N
27 September at 19:3052 MW8N21
27 September at 18:4537 MW2N20
26 September at 18:455 MW1N
24 September at 21:3476 MW9Aqua
24 September at 19:4187 MW14N20
24 September at 19:24139 MW17N
24 September at 18:4529 MW3N21
24 September at 07:041 MW1N20
23 September at 20:0271 MW8N20
23 September at 19:41406 MW18N
23 September at 19:07257 MW9N21

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