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Scope

The ECMWF FTP service provides access to real-time data from the CAMS Global Fire Assimilation System (GFAS). The description of GFASv1.2 can be found here . For other data access options please see here.

Please see see the list of available variables below and make sure your variables of interest are available.

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  2. Read the CAMS data licence and accept the license at the bottom of the page.
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    2. for our service planning, a brief description of how you intend to use the data

Data location

FTP server

ftp://disseminationaux.ecmwf.int

Data directory

/DATA/CAMS_GFAS/${YYYYMMDD}

/DATA/CAMS_GFAS_HOURLY/${YYYYMMDD}

/DATA/CAMS_GFAS_TEST/ (for test data files)

Retention policy

Data is kept for 7 days for CAMS_GFAS

Data is kept for 3 days for CAMS_GFAS_HOURLY

File naming convention

The CAMS_GFAS file naming convention is based on WMO guidelines as follows:

z_cams_c_ecmf_yyyymmddhhmmssyyyymmdd000_vvvv_tt_lt_sss_param.[grib|nc]

Where:

ecmfis the WMO location indicators. The list can be found here.
yyyymmddhhmmssyyyymmddis the base date and time of the forecast.
vvvvis a version or experiment identifier. gfas is used for GFAS products, prod will be used for operational products, test (or experiment ID) will be used for testing purposes, rean for reanalysis if needed.
tttype of data, fc - forecast, an - analysis
ltis the type of level. sfc for surface fields, ml for model level fields, pl for pressure level products, 
param

is the parameter short name as defined here

grib, nc

is the format of a file, GRIB or NETCDF


The CAMS_GFAS_HOURLY file naming convention is based on WMO guidelines as follows:

z_cams_c_ecmf_yyyymmddhhmm_vvvv_tt_lt_sss_param.[grib|nc]

Where:

ecmfis the WMO location indicators. The list can be found here.
yyyymmddhhmmis the base date and time of the forecast.
vvvvis a version or experiment identifier. gfas is used for GFAS products, prod will be used for operational products, test (or experiment ID) will be used for testing purposes, rean for reanalysis if needed.
tttype of data, fc - forecast, an - analysis
ltis the type of level. sfc for surface fields, ml for model level fields, pl for pressure level products,
sssis the forecast hour time step. For accumulation and averages, it is the end time. This number must be zero padded to 3 digits, e.g. step 24 is given as 024
param

is the parameter short name as defined here

grib, nc

is the format of a file, GRIB or NETCDF

Data organisation

The dataset is datasets are grouped by type of product (here only analysis, an), level type (here only surface parameter, sfc), by step (here always 0) or forecast range (here always 0) and by parameter. Biomass burning emissions are available on a daily basis, always with time 12:00:00.Examplesrange and by parameter.

CAMS_GFAS Example:

z_cams_c_ecmf_20201022000_gfas_an_sfc_co2fire.grib contains the average analysis field of biomass burning emissions of CO2 for 22nd October 2020 (valid from 00 UTC on 22nd to 00 UTC on 23rd).

CAMS_GFAS_HOURLY Example:

z_cams_c_ecmf_20140129120000202012280800_gfas_an_sfc_000024_co2fire.grib contains 24-hour average analysis field of biomass burning emissions of CO2 on 29th January 2014 28th December 2020 (valid 0 from 08 UTC on 29th 28th to 0UTC 08 UTC on 30th29th).

z_cams_c_ecmf_20140129120000202012290700_gfas_an_sfc_000001_tcfireco2fire.grib contains hourly analysis field of biomass burning emissions of Carbon CO2 on 29th January 2014December 2020 valid at 07 UTC.

Data availability

The latest forecasts are normally available by 06:00 UTC. After the data transfer to the ftp server is completed a manifest file is uploaded:

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List of available parameters

The list of the parameters is available here: CAMS global biomass burning emissions based on fire radiative power (GFAS): data documentation#Parameterlisting


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titleAnalysis surface parameters
short namename
co2fireWildfire flux of Carbon Dioxide
cofireWildfire flux of Carbon Monoxide
ch4fireWildfire flux of Methane
nmhcfireWildfire flux of Non-Methane Hydro-Carbons
h2fireWildfire flux of Hydrogen
noxfireWildfire flux of Nitrogen Oxides NOx
n2ofireWildfire flux of Nitrous Oxide
pm2p5fireWildfire flux of Particulate Matter PM2.5
tpmfireWildfire flux of Total Particulate Matter
tcfireWildfire flux of Total Carbon in Aerosols
ocfireWildfire flux of Organic Carbon
bcfireWildfire flux of Black Carbon
cfireWildfire overall flux of burnt Carbon
offireWildfire fraction of area observed
frpfireWildfire radiative power
crfireWildfire combustion rate
so2fireWildfire flux of Sulfur Dioxide
ch3ohfireWildfire Flux of Methanol (CH3OH)
c2h5ohfireWildfire Flux of Ethanol (C2H5OH)
c3h8fireWildfire Flux of Propane (C3H8)
c2h4fireWildfire Flux of Ethene (C2H4)
c3h6fireWildfire Flux of Propene (C3H6)
c5h8fireWildfire Flux of Isoprene (C5H8)
terpenesfireWildfire Flux of Terpenes (C5H8)n
toluenefireWildfire Flux of Toluene_lump (C7H8+ C6H6 + C8H10)
hialkenesfireWildfire Flux of Higher Alkenes (CnH2n, C>=4)
hialkanesfireWildfire Flux of Higher Alkanes (CnH2n+2, C>=4)
ch2ofireWildfire Flux of Formaldehyde (CH2O)
c2h4ofireWildfire Flux of Acetaldehyde (C2H4O)
c3h6ofireWildfire Flux of Acetone (C3H6O)
nh3fireWildfire Flux of Ammonia (NH3)
c2h6sfireWildfire Flux of Dimethyl Sulfide (DMS) (C2H6S)
c2h6fireWildfire Flux of Ethane (C2H6)
mamiMean altitude of maximum injection
aptAltitude of plume top
c7h8fireWildfire Flux of Toluene (C7H8)
c6h6fireWildfire Flux of Benzene (C6H6)
c8h10fireWildfire Flux of Xylene (C8H10)
c4h8fireWildfire Flux of Butenes (C4H8)
c5h10fireWildfire Flux of Pentenes (C5H10)
c6h12fireWildfire Flux of Hexene (C6H12)
c8h16fireWildfire Flux of Octene (C8H16)
c4h10fireWildfire Flux of Butanes (C4H10)
c5h12fireWildfire Flux of Pentanes (C5H12)
c6h14fireWildfire Flux of Hexanes (C6H14)
c7h16fireWildfire Flux of Heptane (C7H16)
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