Viewing Strategic Objectives

All WFDSS users can view Strategic Objectives in two ways:

• For a selected location on an Intelligence, Incident, or Analysis map display, or
• For a particular administrative unit from the Data Management perspective.

To view Strategic Objectives from a map display:

1. Determine which map display you want to view Strategic Objectives from and then do one of the following:
   • From the Intelligence Map: Choose the Intelligence tab. The Intelligence Map appears.
   • From the Incident List: Select the incident > click Assess Situation. The Situation Assessment map appears for the selected incident.
   • For a specific analysis: From the Analysis List > select the analysis > click View Information > choose View Landscape or Analysis map. You must have already created the landscape for the analysis to use the View Landscape option.
2. Use the Information icon to select an area on the map.
3. On the Info sub-tab, choose a radius of 25 miles or less. The radius determines how large of an area is queried and which administrative units and their associated Strategic Objectives will be included in the query.
4. Click Strategic Objectives. Wait a few moments, and then the list of Strategic Objectives appears for the area selected.

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To view Strategic Objectives from the Data Management tab:

1. Click the Data Management tab.
2. From the Objectives sub-tab, select the Geographic Area > Agency > Unit that you would like to view Strategic Objectives for. Once selected, the unit's name is highlighted blue.
3. The strategic objectives and management requirements for the selected unit will display in a list at the bottom of the page.

Note: The Strategic Objectives and Management Requirements for a unit must be loaded into Training and Production separately. A unit that has its data uploaded into Production may not have uploaded it into Training.

In This Section Maps and Shapes To view Strategic Objectives from a map display

See Also About Maps Using the Map View About Shapes About Analysis Shape Files (STFB, NTFB, FSPro) Deleting Shapes Drawing Shapes on the Map About Planning Areas Subscribing to Planning Area Notifications Creating a Planning Area Drawing a Landscape Extent Querying the Landscape Data Creating a Barrier Creating an Analysis Ignition File Merging Two Shapes Uploading Shapes Creating a Landscape Mask About Images Uploading Images Capturing Map Images Downloading National Data Layers Downloading Incident Shapes Downloading Fire Perimeters Viewing Shapes Viewing Unit Shapes on a Map Viewing, Copying or Downloading Feature Information Copying Feature Information Downloading Feature Information Viewing Smoke Dispersion Information Viewing the Fire Danger Rating Graph Saving Fire Danger Rating Graphs to Incident Content

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