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Fire Severity Classes (Landsat) for Alpine fires January/February 2003.

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The Victorian Alpine Fires 2003 were ignited on 8th January 2003 by a series of lightning strikes across north-eastern Victoria. This layer depicts fire severity, derived from Landsat imagery, across the extent of the fires to provide a reliable strategic management dataset to interpret fire effects.

Created: 2018-02-01

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ACN 633 798 857