Fire near Campobello di Licata (IT)

37.20°N, 14.11°E · first detected on 6 July at 13:08

What the satellites measured

This fire was tracked from 6 July at 13:08 to 25 July at 13:51, that is 19 days, through 522 satellite detections. The detected extent reaches 11,151 ha.

Detected extent
11,151 ha
Cumulative power
5,373 MW
Peak power
136 MW
Detections
522

“Detected extent” is not “burned area”: it is the union of the ground footprints of the satellite pixels, and a 375 m pixel counts in full 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 satellite detection and are not an official assessment: only the local fire and civil protection authorities are authoritative.

Replay how the fire spread

The map is centred on this fire and loads only its detections. The timeline below covers the whole fire, from the first satellite pass to the last. “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. “12 h” stacks twelve hours , as the home map does, where stacking avoids an empty screen between two satellite passes. Both are true, but they say different things.

The spread, pass after pass

  1. Campobello di Licata (IT) seen by Sentinel-2 on 10 July

    10 July

    before the fire

  2. Campobello di Licata (IT) seen by Sentinel-2 on 12 July

    12 July

    during

  3. Campobello di Licata (IT) seen by Sentinel-2 on 15 July

    15 July

    during

  4. Campobello di Licata (IT) seen by Sentinel-2 on 20 July

    20 July

    after

One image per usable Sentinel-2 pass, on the same framing throughout so that the comparison means something. The satellite comes back every two to five days and clouds rule out some of the passes: the gaps in the series are days without an image, not days without fire.

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

PassPowerDetectionsSensor
13 August at 13:407 MW1N21
13 August at 10:4812 MW1Met12
13 August at 10:2614 MW1Terra
12 August at 16:4812 MW1Met12
12 August at 16:3810 MW1Met12
12 August at 16:0853 MW4Met12
12 August at 15:5888 MW4Met12
12 August at 15:48132 MW4Met12
12 August at 15:3851 MW2Met12
12 August at 15:28140 MW5Met12
12 August at 15:1827 MW2Met12
12 August at 14:5835 MW2Met12
12 August at 14:5521 MW4N20
12 August at 14:3612 MW2N
12 August at 12:1821 MW1Met12
11 August at 15:1413 MW2N20
11 August at 14:5359 MW12N
11 August at 14:17137 MW9N21
11 August at 13:347 MW2N20
11 August at 13:1528 MW3N
10 August at 16:10215 MW5Aqua
10 August at 15:14101 MW5N
10 August at 14:38208 MW6N21
10 August at 13:5156 MW3N20
10 August at 13:32123 MW5N
10 August at 12:58143 MW6N21
9 August at 14:558 MW1N21
8 August at 14:2910 MW1N20
8 August at 03:543 MW1N21
8 August at 03:077 MW3N20
8 August at 02:508 MW4N
8 August at 02:135 MW2N21
7 August at 14:463 MW1N20
7 August at 14:2925 MW4N
7 August at 13:539 MW2N21
7 August at 13:0812 MW2N20
6 August at 14:495 MW1N
6 August at 14:122 MW1N21
6 August at 02:521 MW1N21
4 August at 14:043 MW1N20
4 August at 13:1011 MW3N21
3 August at 13:2833 MW2N21
2 August at 14:4215 MW3N20
2 August at 14:215 MW1N
2 August at 13:494 MW1N21
2 August at 13:0216 MW2N20
2 August at 03:020 MW1N
1 August at 14:0612 MW3N21
1 August at 13:1913 MW4N20
31 July at 21:137 MW1Terra
31 July at 16:2237 MW2Aqua
31 July at 14:5910 MW3N
31 July at 14:2340 MW5N21
31 July at 13:4062 MW8N20
31 July at 13:1951 MW4N
31 July at 10:0913 MW1Terra
28 July at 14:172 MW1N
25 July at 13:515 MW1N20
23 July at 03:0725 MW12N20
23 July at 02:5024 MW11N
23 July at 02:1323 MW14N21
22 July at 21:5342 MW1Terra
22 July at 15:36187 MW4Aqua
22 July at 14:46316 MW9N20
22 July at 14:2747 MW5N
22 July at 13:5338 MW2N21
22 July at 13:0810 MW2N20
22 July at 03:2815 MW8N20
22 July at 03:0719 MW10N
22 July at 02:3317 MW6N21
21 July at 16:3532 MW1Aqua
21 July at 15:08160 MW11N20
21 July at 14:49193 MW14N
21 July at 14:1220 MW2N21
21 July at 13:2563 MW6N20
21 July at 13:0820 MW4N
21 July at 03:452 MW1N20
21 July at 03:263 MW2N
21 July at 02:524 MW2N21
20 July at 15:5747 MW3Aqua
20 July at 15:0678 MW12N
20 July at 14:32197 MW14N21
20 July at 13:47416 MW16N20
20 July at 13:25124 MW19N
20 July at 04:041 MW1N20
20 July at 03:093 MW1N21
20 July at 02:2411 MW4N20
20 July at 02:031 MW1N
19 July at 21:347 MW1Terra
19 July at 14:51109 MW16N21
19 July at 14:04113 MW7N20
19 July at 13:45255 MW14N
19 July at 13:10125 MW14N21
19 July at 10:3320 MW1Terra
19 July at 04:17127 MW2Aqua
19 July at 04:0484 MW29N
19 July at 03:2894 MW28N21
19 July at 02:43132 MW38N20
19 July at 02:2490 MW40N
19 July at 01:48116 MW21N21
18 July at 20:56287 MW10Terra
18 July at 16:18250 MW8Aqua
18 July at 14:2181 MW5N20
18 July at 14:0483 MW7N
18 July at 13:28463 MW8N21
17 July at 13:028 MW2N20
17 July at 03:020 MW1N

One other fire near Campobello di Licata (IT)

Separate fires, apart in time or in space, not pieces of this one. A single municipality can have several over one summer, and the forest of Fontainebleau alone covers 172 square kilometres.

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