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Community Assessor is a web-mapping application that allows approved assessors to create and manage wildfire risk assessments at the community or subdivision level
CAFTS
by Texas A&M Forest Service (TFS)
What is it about?
Community Assessor is a web-mapping application that allows approved assessors to create and manage wildfire risk assessments at the community or subdivision level. All information is collected using standardized forms and is stored in a centralized database to extract community wildfire risk information within a geographic boundary such as a city or county. Access to the Community Assessor requires a valid user account from the Southern Group of State Foresters.
App Details
Version
1.0.2
Rating
NA
Size
321Mb
Genre
Productivity Utilities
Last updated
October 27, 2019
Release date
November 6, 2018
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App Store Description
Community Assessor is a web-mapping application that allows approved assessors to create and manage wildfire risk assessments at the community or subdivision level. All information is collected using standardized forms and is stored in a centralized database to extract community wildfire risk information within a geographic boundary such as a city or county. Access to the Community Assessor requires a valid user account from the Southern Group of State Foresters.
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