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1 Las Conchas Wildfire (NM): Progression, Management, and Context Kristen Honig Los Alamos National Laboratory July 24, 2012 LA UR Photo Credit: Kristen Honig
2 Las Conchas Fire Background Fire Timeline/Summary Daily Growth Acres by Agency Burn Severity Historical Fires Observations Photo Credit: Kristen Honig / USFS
3 Incident Background Information Location: Jemez Mountains, north central NM Land ownership: Federal Property (USFS, DOI, DOE) Native American Tribal Lands Urban Areas (Los Alamos & White Rock) Private property scattered throughout Topography: steep canyons & mesa tops Elevation: 10,720 5,980 feet Point of Origin Tower RAWS Station (July 2011) Temperature (Mean Daily Max): 90.8 F Relative Humidity (Mean Daily Min): 15% Wind gusts of 41 mph first day of fire RAWS 6,500 ft
4 Incident Background Information (cont.) Vegetation: FM8 and FM10 (Timber) Ponderosa Pine & Mixed Conifer Piñon Juniper woodlands Historic Forest Conditions: pre 1900 Open canopy, large diameter trees Frequent, low intensity surface fire Fire return interval 5 to 25 years (Allen et al. 1998) Current Forest Conditions: Increased forest densities since early 1900 s Persistent drought across Southwest since 1996 High intensity, stand replacing crown fires Photo Credit: USFS Photo Credit: USFS Photo Credit: Kristen Honig / NPS Photo Credit: Kristen Honig
5 Las Conchas Fire Timeline: DAY 1 Sunday, June 26 1:00 pm aspen tree falls into powerline and starts fire 13 miles SW of Los Alamos Local resources respond Incident Commander (Morales, Santa Fe NF) 3:30 pm air tankers ordered (400 acres) 4:30 pm Type 1 Incident Mgmt Team (IMT) ordered (Reinarz IC) Evacuations: rural private property, federal lands (Bandelier and Valles Caldera NP) Photo Credit: Kristen Honig Photo Credit: Kristen Honig Photo Credit: Kristen Honig
6 Las Conchas Fire Timeline DAY 2 Monday, June 27 3:00 am fire mapped at 43,597 acres (IR imagery) MaxROS ~acre/second 1:30 pm mandatory evacuation of Los Alamos; voluntary evacuation of White Rock & Cochiti Pueblo (~20,000 people) 5:00 pm 1 acre spotfire contained at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) (~50,000 acres total) 6:00 pm Reinarz IMT takes over management of fire
7 DAY 3 Tuesday, June 28 60,741 acres Las Conchas Fire Timeline Short range spotting and crown runs; growth in all directions DAY 4 Wednesday, June 29 69,555 acres Long range spotting on NE edge of fire; advanced into Santa Clara Canyon (exceeded Temp Flight Restriction) Area Command (Oltrogge AC) and a second Type 1 IMT (Hughes IC) assigned to fire Split into zones: North Zone: Reinarz IMT South Zone: Hughes IMT
8 Las Conchas Fire Timeline DAY 5 Thursday, June 30 92,735 acres Advanced NE past NM 144 into Cerro Grande Fire scar DAY 6 Friday, July 1 103,993 acres Largest fire in NM history* DAY 7 Saturday, July 2 113,734 acres Advanced SW into Bland, Cochiti, and Peralta Canyon DAY 8 Sunday, July 3 121,248 acres Evacuation lifted Los Alamos *Surpassed by the 2012 Whitewater-Baldy Complex, Gila NF
9 DAY 9 Monday, July 4 123,563 acres Las Conchas Fire Timeline E/NE winds pushed fire toward north slope of Chicoma Peak (sacred mountain) DAY 10 Tuesday, July 5 127,821 acres Third Type 1 IMT (Morcom IC) assigned to NW Zone Extreme fire behavior w/in perimeter Reached South Fork fire scar to north DAY 11 Wednesday, July 6 130,691 acres Terrain driven fire runs in drainages including GuajeCanyon
10 Las Conchas Fire Timeline DAY 12 Thursday, July 7 136,955 acres Flare up in Guaje, and Santa Clara Canyons following thunderstorm DAY 13 Friday, July 8 139,592 acres BAER and NIMO teams ordered DAY 14 Saturday, July 9 142,250 acres Terrain driven fire runs toward SE DAY 15 Sunday, July ,353 acres Transition of North Zone from Reinarz IMT to Turman s Type 1 IMT
11 Las Conchas Fire Timeline DAY (July 11 14) 147, ,041 acres Minimal growth primarily to SE DAY (July 15 18) 150, ,451 acres Night burnout operations on SW edge of fire (approx. 2,000 acres) DAY 28 July 23 NIMO (Kleinman IC) takes over management of Las Conchas Fire DAY 37 August 1 156,593 acres (100% contained) DAY 39 August 3 Local resources assume mgmt of fire
12 Las Conchas Fire Summary Size: 156,593 acres (2 nd largest in State s history) Duration: 37 days until containment Cost: $48.4M (August 1 st ) Resources: 2,557 personnel at peak, including 63 crews Casualties: no fatalities, 15 injuries Structures Destroyed: 63 PRIM, 49 OUTB Proximity to LANL: Several miles from closest nuclear facility Ecological Impacts: Using 3D to Assess Reservoir Sedimentation Changes: Sediment Deposition in Cochiti Reservoir and the Rio Grande, NM Date/Time: Thu, Jul 26, 3:15PM 4:30PM Location: Room 27 B Photo Credit: Kristen Honig Photo Credit: Kristen Honig
13 Fire Progression: Daily Growth
14 Acreage Burned by Agency Department of Energy (118 acres) US Forest Service (78,896 acres) National Park Service (20,808 acres) Approximately 2/3 of Bandelier Valles Caldera NP (30,039 acres) Approximately 1/3 of Valles Caldera Santa Clara Pueblo (16,622 acres) Approximately 1/3 of Santa Clara Jemez Pueblo (4,750 acres) Santo Domingo Pueblo (263 acres) County/State/Private (5,097 acres) Jemez 3% County/ State/ Private 3% VCNP 19% Santa Clara 11% NPS 13% USFS 51% USFS NPS VCNP Jemez County/ State/ Private Santa Clara
15 Burn Severity (BAER Mapping) Las Conchas (2011) High Severity: 21% (32,992 ac) Cerro Grande (2000) High Severity: 34% (16,201 ac) Las Conchas Fire Moderate Severity: 34% (53,904 ac) Areas Most Affected: Cochiti, Frijoles, Santa Clara Canyons Moderate Severity: 8% (3,788 ac) Areas Most Affected: Mountains west and north of Los Alamos Cerro Grande Fire
16 35 Year History of Fires Near LANL 1977 La Mesa Fire: 14,282 acres 1996 Dome Fire: 16,521 acres 1998 Oso Fire: 6,515 acres 2000 Cerro Grande Fire: 42,981 acres 2010 South Fork Fire: 16,964 acres % re burn 82% 97% 94% 44% 1.4%
17 Personal Observations Unprecedented extreme fire behavior (>300 flame lengths) and rates of spread (>acre/second) Unified effort by thousands of firefighters from numerous jurisdictions and locations, from Oregon to New York Interagency collaboration of fuel mitigation projects were successful in protecting LANL and Los Alamos Las Conchas Fire burned fewer structures than the Cerro Grande Fire, but had a greater ecological impact on the forest Las Conchas Fire burned actively in 11 yr old fire scar, but was significantly slowed by 1 yr old fire scar and high severity burn areas of older fires (implications for Rx burning cycles) Photo Credit: Kristen Honig / USFS Photo Credit: Kristen Honig / USFS Photo Credit: Kristen Honig / USFS
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