FireRadar keeps a history of completed checks for supported public data sources. A successful check means FireRadar reached and processed the source; the source may not have published anything new.
Overview
Available history
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Checks in the last 7 days
2259
Latest completed check
Sources not current
12
History available since
About the times
What these timestamps mean
Latest recorded ingestion check started
This is the start time recorded in ingestion history. Some runtime health checks happen outside that history; their latest attempt is not inferred here. A failed attempt does not replace the last successful time.
Accepted by FireRadar
When FireRadar last accepted an update for use. This may be older than a successful source check if that check found no newer information.
Source last updated
The publication or modification time supplied by the source. Some sources do not provide one.
Using last confirmed data
If a new check fails or is incomplete, FireRadar may keep previously confirmed data. A failed check is never treated as a report of zero fires.
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Checks by source
These counts describe FireRadar checks, not the availability of each source. A failed check is not necessarily a source outage.
BC Wildfire Service active fires
Official wildfire · BC
Check failed; using confirmed data
Last successful check
Last accepted update
The latest official observation is incomplete or could not be confirmed. Previously confirmed information remains available where supported.