Title: Day 1
1Day 1 1000aPHASE I WRAP-UP-- Rangeland
Burning on Private Lands Technical
Approach and EI Development
2Rangeland Burning Overview
- Quantify rangeland burning on federal, state, and
private land - Develop strawman document that defines emission
inventory procedure - Essence Gather region-wide data for top-down
method, fill in specific data where available - Proof of concept developed during Wyoming
statewide agricultural emission inventory - Need peer review of strawman
3Rangeland EI Calculation
4Rangeland Activity Layers
- Top Down
- Layer I Region-wide Data Sources
- Rangeland utilization at county level from 2002
NASS Census - Percent-burned factors and monthly allocation
from ETT - Layer II Sub-regional Data Sources
- Rangeland utilization at county level from
individual states - Bottom Up
- Layer III Summary Burn Activity Data
- Burned acres estimates at county level by month
from individual states or districts - Layer IV Burn Event-based Activity Databases
- Activity inventory of daily burn events from
permit/tracking databases
5Rangeland EI Steps
- Collect NASS annual rangeland utilization by
county - Apply most specific percent-burned factor
available - Allocate burn activity to month of year
- Allocate monthly subtotals to rangeland burning
events - Assign event to specific day of month
- Assign event to specific USGS LCC rangeland pixel
in county
6Rangeland Activity Compilation
Percent Burned
WRAP State Rangeland Acres Burned
Alaska 6,880 5
Arizona 1,757,314 5
California 13,858,480 5
Colorado 16,772,175 5
Hawaii 852,626 5
Idaho 4,401,716 5
Montana 37,471,835 5
Nevada 4,022,036 5
New Mexico 32,836,861 5
North Dakota 10,984,441 5
Oregon 8,430,687 5
South Dakota 22,025,971 5
Utah 6,575,897 5
Washington 4,629,034 5
Wyoming 30,247,024 5
7Rangeland Burning Allocation
Event Allocation
Spatial Allocation
PlumeClass Size Range Probability Packet (tons PM2.5)
1 0 1 0.975 0.064
2 1 - 10 0.024 2.202
3 10 - 100 0.0007 16.641
Date Blackout
Month Holiday
January New Years Day
July Fourth of July
August Harvesting period
November Thanksgiving
December Christmas