The ratio between the amount of vertical rise and horizontal distance of the terrain as expressed in a percent that represents the typical slope in the immediate vicinity of the point of origin of a fire. Point of origin is the location where a competent ignition source came into contact with the material first ignited and sustained combustion occurred.

Additional information pertinent to the management of the incident.

The total number of deaths, connected with the performance of work duties, that occurred in conjunction with an incident.

A number or code that uniquely identifies an incident report for a particular reporting unit and a particular calendar year.

Indicates whether the objectives for the initial fire strategy were attained. NWCG glossary defines strategy as: The general plan or direction selected to accomplish incident objectives

Name of person that provided the data for the fire report or is the contact for questions regarding the fire report.

The total number of residences destroyed, or damaged to an extent requiring rebuilding, as a result of the fire. Residence is defined as a place where one lives; a house, apartment, or other shelter used as the residence of a person, family or household. This includes primary and secondary residences.

A term historically used to indicate the agency or unit with jurisdiction or protection responsibilities or who was financially responsible for the incident response. Its use is not recommended.

The entity responsible for providing direct incident management and services to a given area pursuant to its jurisdictional responsibility or as specified by law, contract or agreement.

The administrative organization where a resource is regularly assigned or the agency location where an individual is hired or a contract is administered.