What happens when I select the Spatial Fire Planning Proces on the Data Management tab?

When you select the SFP option on the Data Management tab, the following actions occur in the WFDSS application:

• FMU level Management Requirements are immediately disabled and can NEVER be re-enabled (they can be recreated but not re-enabled).
• All existing FMU shapes become Strategic Objective shapes.
• All Existing FMU codes become Strategic Objective codes.
• All Strategic Objective codes associated with existing shapes are activated while all other codes are deactivated. Note that active Strategic Objective text associated with deactivated Strategic Objective codes is deactivated.
• Administrative unit-wide Strategic Objectives and Management Requirements are unaffected.
• You can draw and upload Management Requirement shapes. (Strategic Objective shapes are managed nationally and will need to be submitted to a WFDSS Data Contact for upload.)

In This Section Planning Processes

See Also Planning Processes available in WFDSS Determining if an Administrative Unit is ready to switch to Spatial Fire Planning (SFP) Developing a Spatial Fire Planning Transition Strategy for an Administrative Unit How Spatial Fire Planning differs from the FMU Planning Process Preparing for the switch to Spatial Fire Planning (SFP) Spatial Fire Planning Spatial Fire Planning (SFP) Considerations

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