A geographic location's height above or below a fixed reference point

The identfication given to the reference system used for defining the coordinates of points.

Total number of reportable occupational injuries and illnesses, which resulted in lost work days, that occurred in conjunction with an incident.
Also includes cases without lost work days which result in transfer to another job, termination of employment, or required medical treatment (other than first aid); or which involved loss of consciousness, or restriction of work or motion.
(First aid and lost work days are further defined under OSHA Part 1904.)

The date and time that reflects the period for which the resource counts are current.

Indicates the state of the request.

How large the incident is, measured in acres. This number can change over the life of the incident.

Officially designated special land types within the fire perimeter.

The Fire Danger Adjective Class Rating representative of an area that best describes the potential initiation, spread, and difficulty of control during intial response. Fire Danger Adjective Class Rating: A method of normalizing rating classes across different fuel models, indexes, and weather station locations. It is a resultant descriptor of the combination of both constant and variable factors that affect the initiation, spread, and difficulty of control of wildfires on an area.

The Fire Danger Adjective Class Rating representative of an area that best describes the potential initiation, spread, and difficulty of control during intial response. Fire Danger Adjective Class Rating: A method of normalizing rating classes across different fuel models, indexes, and weather station locations. It is a resultant descriptor of the combination of both constant and variable factors that affect the initiation, spread, and difficulty of control of wildfires on an area.

The ending date and time of the reporting period of an ICS 209.