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Creating a Management Action Point for a Shape

Before setting up an M.A.P., you need the following information:

To create a M.A.P. for a shape:

  1. Choose Incident List > select the incident > click Assess Situation. The Situation Assessment map appears for the selected incident.
  2. Select the appropriate drawing tool and create the shape you need. The shape is yellow.
  3. From the Map tab in the left pane, select the Incident layer > Mgmt Action Points. The tree expands to display the Name field.
  4. In the Name field, type the name you want for the selected shape.
  5. Click Save. The shape appears in the Mgmt Action Points layer in the tree and the Assign Management Action Point to Shape popup window appears.
  6. In the pop-up window, click Create New M.A.P.
  7. Accept the displayed MAP number in the text box, or enter one of your own.
  8. Enter an estimated cost for implementing this M.A.P. (You can use the worksheet found in the Related Resources > WFDSS Tools.)
  9. Enter a Condition.

    For example, "The fire reaches Black Oak Ridge".

  10. Enter Actions.

    For example, "Close Black Oak road, and evacuate Little Town".

  11. Enter the Resources you need to implement this M.A.P.
  12. Click Save. The M.A.P. is assigned a number and added to the M.A.P. List. Situation Assessment page refreshes and displays the M.A.P. next to the shape name in the Layer Tree view.

Until an M.A.P. is activated, only incident owners and editors can view, edit, or delete it. Once activated, the M.A.P. is no longer editable. M.A.P.s are automatically included in the next decision, unless you actively choose to exclude them.

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To create a M.A.P. for a shape:

See Also

Preventing Duplicate Incidents

Incident View

Management Action Point Details

Viewing the Weather Forecast

Fire-Related Links

Downloading WFDSS Data to a Spreadsheet

About the ERC Time Series Graph (FSPro)

Reference

Field Descriptions

Glossary Resources

Spatial Data Reference

Landscape Data Source Reference

Relative Risk Reference

Organization Assessment Reference

Fire Behavior Reference

About the WFDSS Decision Editors