Fire near Pará (BR)

6.27°S, 53.12°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

Pass	Power summed over the pass	Detections	Sensor
22 October at 19:17	8 MW	1	N20
17 October at 21:21	6 MW	1	Aqua
17 October at 19:09	12 MW	2	N20
16 October at 19:30	227 MW	25	N20
16 October at 19:09	152 MW	17	N
16 October at 18:35	126 MW	11	N21
14 October at 07:10	1 MW	1	N
13 October at 19:30	21 MW	3	N21
13 October at 18:45	59 MW	6	N20
13 October at 18:26	5 MW	1	N
12 October at 19:05	38 MW	4	N20
12 October at 07:10	10 MW	5	N21
12 October at 06:27	4 MW	4	N20
11 October at 19:24	155 MW	16	N20
11 October at 19:05	43 MW	4	N
11 October at 18:26	88 MW	8	N21
11 October at 07:29	3 MW	1	N21
11 October at 06:46	9 MW	6	N20
11 October at 02:16	20 MW	2	Terra
10 October at 19:41	11 MW	2	N20
10 October at 19:22	4 MW	1	N
10 October at 18:45	16 MW	2	N21
10 October at 07:04	3 MW	3	N20
9 October at 21:15	44 MW	3	Aqua
9 October at 19:41	60 MW	6	N
9 October at 19:05	88 MW	11	N21
9 October at 18:20	34 MW	3	N20
9 October at 07:04	4 MW	4	N
8 October at 19:24	91 MW	7	N21
8 October at 18:39	22 MW	2	N20
8 October at 14:19	26 MW	2	Terra
8 October at 07:23	4 MW	1	N
8 October at 01:56	14 MW	1	Terra
7 October at 19:41	15 MW	2	N21
7 October at 18:58	57 MW	6	N20
7 October at 18:37	34 MW	5	N
6 October at 19:15	7 MW	2	N20
4 October at 19:34	45 MW	4	N
4 October at 18:58	53 MW	4	N21
4 October at 18:13	9 MW	1	N20
4 October at 07:16	6 MW	3	N20
4 October at 06:57	5 MW	5	N
4 October at 06:19	8 MW	7	N21
3 October at 19:54	118 MW	10	N
3 October at 19:15	193 MW	13	N21
3 October at 07:36	14 MW	4	N20
3 October at 06:40	16 MW	6	N21
2 October at 21:42	251 MW	5	Aqua
2 October at 19:37	460 MW	23	N21
2 October at 18:52	156 MW	10	N20
2 October at 18:33	90 MW	13	N
2 October at 09:26	24 MW	2	Aqua
2 October at 07:53	19 MW	6	N20
2 October at 07:36	56 MW	18	N
2 October at 06:57	91 MW	38	N21
2 October at 06:14	56 MW	16	N20
1 October at 21:04	3,180 MW	14	Aqua
1 October at 19:54	40 MW	3	N21
1 October at 19:09	1,402 MW	25	N20
1 October at 18:52	599 MW	9	N
1 October at 18:13	250 MW	3	N21
1 October at 02:20	17 MW	3	Terra
30 September at 19:30	180 MW	12	N20
30 September at 19:09	71 MW	4	N
30 September at 18:35	39 MW	3	N21
29 September at 21:28	15 MW	1	Aqua
26 September at 21:13	6 MW	1	Aqua
26 September at 19:47	6 MW	1	N21
24 September at 19:22	10 MW	2	N
24 September at 18:45	17 MW	2	N21

8 other fires near Pará (BR)

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